Be My Mistake Novels & Stories

“Yes, and that’s why it makes more sense that he would want you back. He must have realized he made a mistake.” “I doubt it,” I scoffed. “Then what other reason do you think he could have for doing this?” Tamar says. “The only possible one.” “Which is?” “He wants to see me fail, and I won’t let him. I’ll meet up with him this weekend and make sure he gets the hell out of my business.” Beau thinks he’s so brilliant, but he doesn’t know who I am anymore. When I’m done with him, he will wish he never stepped foot into this city. I can’t believe after seven years, he still wants to ruin my life. What kind of human being is he, for God’s sake?

I added, "I thought this necklace came as a pair. So, where's the other one?" I already knew the answer, of course. I just wanted to see how Rowan would react when the truth caught up to him. He awkwardly patted his pocket and offered a clumsy excuse. "Maybe the staff member forgot to include it. I'll make sure to give them a talking-to." Even then, I didn't call him out. I simply turned toward the window and watched the trees blur past as the car sped down the road. … When we pulled up in front of my place, I stepped out and said, "Thanks, Rowan."

I already did. Zelest Hawthorne. The only person who could walk into a silent room and still make it feel loud. “Save it,” I said, eyes still locked on the notice board as I anticipated his mocking announcement about us being partners. He stepped up beside me, casually ignoring the very clear wall I’d mentally built. “You’re not going to fake excitement? I thought you’d at least pretend to be civil.” “I don’t pretend,” I said with a slight irritation. “Especially not with you.”

, I cried, squeezing her hands. "Mom, don't do this to her because of my mistake. I agree, we should have listened to you and never gone for impulsive decisions. But whatever happened, has happened. It's in the past now and neither I can't change it nor I ignore it. But we want to mend our mistakes and try to give each other a second chance. We need your support mom, please help us, mom. I want Sahana back in my life, I can't live without her.", he pleaded sincerely. Hearing his confession, I welled up badly.

"I can't bear to see you in pain and misery, Raysham, so please do not ask me" "Sayya I am in so much misery right now, I feel helpless and useless. I have failed you in every way there is, I have failed as a friend, as someone who's supposed to look after you, I have failed as your husband". He said. "So don't talk to me about pain and misery".

I asked slowly, "Do you even know what your mistake really was?" His eyes lit with hope, and he nodded frantically. "I do, I do! I never should've lied to you. I never should've been with Iris! I never should've—" "No." I cut him off cold. "Your biggest mistake was wanting everything. "I ran our home. I gave you peace, love, and a family. But you still craved the Pooles' money and connections. You treated me like the safety net holding you up while showing off Iris as your prize.

“Hi, I’m so sorry for what happened earlier. I really didn’t think you were Luke’s sister because I don’t remember any other children of your mother before.” Clara’s lips pressed tightly together, and Beatrix reminded her of her mother. She quickly calmed down her own feelings and smiled at Beatrix. “It’s just sad because you’ve known me before, but that’s how you judge me. Have I done something wrong to make you think I’m flirty?” Beatrix shyly looked away from Luke. He looked at her searchingly, and she knew he didn’t like her. “No, I’m really sorry, okay?” She couldn't speak straight out of annoyance and was forced to humble herself.

Do I pretend that I don't remember any of it? I didn't realize I'd arrived at the tower. Right. I was drunk and mindless. For me, it was a mistake that I let myself go like that. I was so angry and hurt that I became thoughtless and made that mistake. Right, it was just a mistake. Nothing more. To be continued...

William stood there on the same spot staring at the wall for the past 10 minutes. Never had he thought that there's a day that came when he would be reminded of his biggest mistake from the past and why everyone thought that this girl is innocent? No, she's not, okay. She's not. With that thought, he turned and left the door. He won't lay next to someone like her ever in this lifetime. He made his way back to his room grab his phone and dialed the one person who he thought might have a kind of help at a time like this. Also to reduce his misery that he's was feeling right now.

Michael asked no one. "Every time I wake up, there isn't a day where I don't feel regret." said Michael between sobs as he tilted his head up, He took a deep breath before continuing, "And every time I sleep, I'm always haunted by that memory. Memories of that night, Diana, the night you died" "Every day, I ask myself. Why? What did I think to make such a fatal mistake, Diana. I admit that I am a jerk for daring to do all of that to you, Diana.