Best Mistake Cast Novels & Stories

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

"It just-- whatever! You two are not meant to be! You're going to break up soon so just enjoy yourself first--" "Uhm, as I remember you've been telling me that but it's not happening? Is that your biggest wish every Christmas or maybe on your birthday? How sad because your wish, the wish of all of you, will never come true. It's better to find your own happiness so you don't become bitter and destroy other's relationships!" Because of annoyance, I immediately ended the video call. I know she is very annoyed with me, Dana's face can't be painted right now I guess.

Samuel cast one last deep look at me before silently turning away. If love began with a mistake, then no matter how many times we tried to rewrite the story, it would only keep circling back down the wrong path. Instead of forcing it to work, it was better to go back and start over.

"If I had it myself, I'd give it to you." "I know." They finished lunch talking about anything except money. ... Victoria walked into Richard's study without knocking. Richard looked up from his paperwork. "What is it?" "You know exactly what it is." "I'm busy." "Our son is struggling." Victoria muttered. "He made his choice." "He made one mistake." Richard closed the file. "No, he revealed his character." Victoria crossed her arms. "You're punishing him for refusing an arranged marriage." "He has someone depending on him."

It wasn't even staying in that marriage longer than I should have. The worst mistake of my life was letting Robin walk out of that restaurant. And I didn't know if there was any way to fix it.

I get in the shower and do my best not to breathe until I manage to get rid of her scent all over me. That was... okay, objectively speaking, that was one of the best fucks of my life and I didn't even fuck her. I mean, not with my dick. But, god, it's also in my top three biggest mistakes. I can’t let it happen again.

I scoff after he said that. "I don't think I'm going to make another mistake after you make me realize how important for me to choose my partner wisely. I think the biggest mistake I've ever made is with you and give all my heart for you. I was so stupid back there." I said it all out. I am really mad at him and this scars really deep in my heart and I don't think it will recover just like that.

Yet she clutched it like it was the most precious thing in the world. "Josiah, look, this is the watch you loved so much back then. I've kept it all this time. I know I was wrong. I know it with every fiber of my being. Please, won't you give me one more chance? I'll spend the rest of my life making up for the mistakes I made in the past." Her voice cracked with sobs, her eyes brimming with desperate pleading. I looked at the familiar watch, but I felt nothing. That painful chapter of my life had long since been washed away, buried beneath years of quiet, steady happiness.

They made a huge mistake just because of someone’s bribe. “Don’t bother anymore. They had already learned from their mistakes.” Jade was ahead of Tristan. Tristan didn’t seem to hear anything and nodded at the other staff. They acted quickly and took the two. Trisha pulled her friend away before she could see the two taken away. She couldn’t handle her cousin’s anger now. She couldn’t stop smiling when she looked at Jade. “Why?” asked Jade in surprise. “I don’t think you can go back to Hawaii.”