Best Mistake Cast Novels & Stories

Mia argued. William watched them. His family. Not perfect. Not simple. But real. Inside the mansion, Mrs. Miller stood by the window. Fully recovered. Watching them. Her lips curved into a soft smile. “Looks like things are finally right,” she said. Behind her, Mr. Miller stood quietly. Older. Quieter. Changed. “I made a mistake,” he admitted. Mrs. Miller didn’t look at him. “You did.” A pause. “But you can fix it.” Mr. Miller nodded slowly.

She went back home dejected and broken with no one to console her or even advise her on what to do. After brooding over the issue for three days more, she finally came to the conclusion that she has to choose between her life and the baby. She has a bright future in front of her and she will not allow the presence of the baby to hinder her life. She acknowledged her mistake, let the fact that her mother has left her sink and concluded that life goes on.

We both cried in sorrow. "I'm sorry," I mumbled. I wiped the tears on his face. "I couldn't fight for us." "Let me fight for you, for us," he replied. "It's my fault. I shouldn't have trusted Aae. I should have come back...if I know it's a fake wedding then..." he sighed. "Fuck Aae." "It's too late for that Zack. We can never change the past." I smiled a little. "So, let us just make this day-"

My friends looked down on me. He slammed the phone on the nightstand. "If you really wanted me to be happy, you should've taken Ian and gone far away. You shouldn't have shown up in front of me. But what did you do? You came right to me. You made everyone realize I was the fake heir. What about me? What did I do wrong?" Mason stood up. He walked toward the door. Before leaving, he looked back. "Don't blame Ian. If you want to blame someone, blame yourself. You shouldn't have let him come back and take away what belonged to me."

For a beat, all I could hear was my own breathing, ragged and too loud. Then Aaron’s voice cut through, softer than I expected. “You’re right.” That made me look at him. He didn’t flinch. Didn’t try to excuse himself. “You’re right,” he said again. “I should have believed you. I should have trusted you without hesitation. But I didn’t. And that was the single worst mistake of my life.” His gaze locked with mine, steady and unyielding. “I was wrong. I was an idiot. And I’ll regret it for the rest of my life.”

he asked coldly. Tears burned in my eyes as I struggled to steady my breathing. “Because you’re about to make the biggest mistake of your life,” I whispered. For a moment, Alan stared at me silently. Then suddenly, he laughed. Not a warm laugh. Not a happy laugh. It was cruel. Mocking. Painful. “The biggest mistake of my life?” he repeated with amusement. “If you really want the truth, Audrey, then listen carefully. The biggest mistake of my life was meeting you. Marrying someone like you was the worst decision I ever made.”

He also looked so miserable that time, his hair was very messy then maybe they had a fight with his girlfriend or maybe they broke up. Psh if I was his girlfriend I wouldn't let him go! He is very handsome and obviously kind, moreover, a gentleman. After I washed up I put on one of the dresses he gave me. It's color white and it's also beyond the knee but this one is sleeveless. I was about to go to bed when I remembered that I had left my cellphone and bag in the living room. I immediately left the room when I arrived in the living room and I saw Eros frowning.

"Well, I just thought that we would be together now that mom and I are back." "Uh, what do you mean?" "Well you guys said you were off getting really smart so you could take care of yourself. But that night I heard mommy crying in the kitchen to grandma about a mistake." "What else did you hear buddy?" "Just stuff like 'I should of done better' 'I should of stayed and fought for him' but I wasn't sure who mommy was talking about." I knew exactly what she was talking about. I didn't think my heart could break anymore, but it did.

My mind fought against the heavy darkness of the drug. ‘I failed,’ I thought, as a wave of deep despair hit my chest. ‘Xavier warned me to stay in the room. I wanted to help him, but I walked right into their trap. What will they do to my baby?’ What broke my heart the most was I saw Beatrice also sitting in the passenger seat, with her eyes fixed on the rear view mirror. She pulled out her phone and dialed Raymond's private number. "It is done," Beatrice said to the receiver with her voice cold and completely steady. "The girl is out of the tower. She is off the board's radar. Now you can tell Arthur Pendleton that Xavier has completely lost control of his domestic situation."

He watched her for some time while she struggled to free her wrist from his clutch. “Next time think twice before raising your hand or else I will break it.” Adam warned as he shoves her hand away with slight force. Her eyes sting with unshed tears as she glares at him. She checks her wrist which has turned slightly red with his finger print. More than the physical pain his degrading words hurt her. “It was a mistake…” Elena snapped at him rubbing her wrist with her other hand to ease the pain he gave her. “Meeting you in the Boston is my greatest mistake I will regret for ever. Because you are the most despicable person in this earth.”