Best Mistake Cast Novels & Stories

xXxXxXxX "You are the fool for letting her go in the first place" Roxanne Sandoval reprimanded her brother. Mikaella laughed at the awkwardness as she gulped down the slice of mango down her throat. She missed this. One week staying with her parents did her some good. It felt like old times. And now to her mother's suggestion, she was right. Her brother, Gustavo Sandoval, was a fool for letting a woman as wonderful as Maria Nicole Powers go. Nicole was a nice woman, fierce and quite talented and although they hadn't talked much the first time she met her, she could tell that she would make a good wife for Gus. But leave it to her brother to mess things up.

The high-frequency hum of Maren’s acoustic array vibrated through the marrow of my bones, a high, piercing whine designed to pin Ashborne royalty to the stone like pinned butterflies. But Maren had made one fatal miscalculation in her sterile, cold laboratory. She had built her equations around my mother—a Queen who fought alone, isolated, with no one standing at her back. I was not alone.

Jayden Roy already has a fiancée, naturally Jack Daniel became her target. This was the biggest mistake she made. One mistake was followed by another mistake. She committed the mistake of believing in her first impression of jack. She was totally unaware of the true nature of this wretched man which caused a series of exchanges in the future, resulting in misfortunes for her. Since Mark knew she was interested in two men at the same time then it would mean jack would also know. Therefore, Jack used this matter to ridicule her. Her biggest mistake was that she had set the wrong target. Ran in the wrong direction and later when she wanted to retreat, she found out it was already too late.

He had been there from the beginning. From the accusation. From Elena. From the collapse of Hart Biotech. From the destruction of everything. Lucian sat very still, the file open in front of him, and understood with brutal clarity that the worst mistake of his life had not been believing a lie. It had been believing the wrong man. And somewhere in the quiet of that office, with the city moving below and years of damage sitting in black and white on his desk, Lucian realized something else. Sorry would never be enough.

In the late afternoon sun, the diamond engagement and wedding set catches the light, twinkling against the leather seat of the booth I'm sitting in. At the time, I'd thought that was the biggest mistake I could ever make. Oh how wrong I was, I can't help but laugh softly at myself. The kiss was the second biggest mistake I ever made, because in the end I married Holden, and Lord knows that's going to end up completely breaking my heart.

One thought circles endlessly: Saving Daniel Sterling might be the biggest mistake I ever made.

I tugged her softly toward the couch. They were laughing and talking about us and the baby. They looked up between us, confused as I stood one step away from the couch. "Is there any trouble in business?" Harrison asked. "Dad?" I took a deep breath, "I'm not pregnant." I said. They shot to their feet and glanced at us with shock. The bubble of delusion broke, taking their happiness from their faces "What do you mean?" Scarlett asked. Her smile was long gone, eyes moving between Jasper and me.

I'd rather see him slam his fist against the table than look at me with disappointment. For the first time, his favorite son had made a fatal mistake. I hadn't just damaged my marriage and my relationship with House Vermont. My personal failure was turning into a national scandal. What unsettled me most, however, wasn't Father's disappointment. It was Seraphina's silence. I had seen her angry before. Rarely, but it happened. Usually, she would confront a problem directly, dissect it with that frighteningly sharp mind of hers, and somehow find a solution before everyone else.

Dropping out was the best decision; his work was exceptional, and he quickly had a large fan base. "So what does this one say?" My mom asks as she helps me step into her old dress. S "Your past does not equal your future," I reply, watching as a tear threatens to spill from my mom's eye. Jason doesn't know that I'm a werewolf, but he did know I had a hard time growing up and had been bullied previously. When he heard the quote in his favorite little cafe, he shared it with me, and it's stuck ever since. I needed some serious ink therapy last week, and I asked Jason to tattoo whatever he wanted on me, knowing his choice would be something I liked, and he gifted me with this, and then some gre

He messed up my hair. "Just an advance wife, I'm going to leave now."