Blame My Ex Novels & Stories

Everything was falling apart and everyone I loved was getting hurt in the process. A twinge of guilt hit me in the chest at the thought of Larissa and the things I had said to her a few hours ago and I shut my eyes regretfully. Why did I have to go to that extent? Why did I blame her for Declan's kidnap and the return of her ex husband? How could she have known? I remembered how angry and disgusted she was when she saw him, so I knew how hurtful it must have been to hear me blame her for that.

I said. She looked at me and smiled “babe, I do not blame you at all. You’re not the one that sent people to kidnap me. You are not the one that made your crazy ex so obsessed that she couldn’t move on. You’re not the one that told her to set me on fire.” She said. “It wasn’t me but I think I contributed to it.” I said.

“ I have lost the scholarship to have a normal simple life! I have lost my mom because of you! I have lost my father because I wanted to have you in my life and I have lost my child also. It wasn’t just your child! It was mine, also.” Then, she slapped me. A hard one. “ How dare you blame me for everything?! And what do you mean, you’ve lost your mother?” She didn’t know. She didn’t bother to asked. In our relationship, it always feels this way. I am the only who do the sacrificing but I am so in love with her that I can accept whatever she can give. I am guilty about the things that I have done that I didn’t cater my own feelings. “ I have lost her, seven years ago. When you called her and

“Kayla what the hell is your problem? How would you blame yourself for your cheating husband?” I raised my head to look at how when I heard the question she asked, “I don't blame myself because he cheated, I blame myself because I loved him so much that I didn't suspect anything. There were so many signs that I constantly neglected every single sign because I had it in my head that you will never try such a thing but look at it now.”

she said, blaming herself. I held her shoulders. It was a firm touch. I let her face me. “No, Blaire. Don’t put a blame to yourself,” I trailed off and heaved a sigh, “I was the one you should blame, Blaire…” I said to her. “If that accident didn’t happen, I should’ve protect you from that bastard. I should have…” I wouldn’t be able to continue my words. “Calix…” she almost cried. Good thing, Caleb is busy to his iPad. I’m sure he wouldn’t notice that we were talking. We didn’t reveal it to him since I don’t want to disturb him.

“I’m so sick and tired of taking the blame for everything that goes wrong in life. For my family, my friends, you- for everyone, and I’m sick of it! I’m not just some emotional punching bag that you can all take your feelings out on, alright? I am a person- a human, and yeah, I make mistakes, just like everyone else in this fucked up world, but you don’t see me running around taking my anger out on other people, do you? No. Because it’s wrong!” Her little outburst has the man going quiet, simply staring at the woman who takes deep breaths, calming herself from her rant. “You done?” He asks after a moment, and her green eyes snap up to glare. “No,” she refuses. “Actually, I’m not done.” He si

"I'm not talking about that. I mean your... Your family and mate. If you hadn't been looking for me, you might have saved them. It's my fault they're..." I pinch her chin with my thumb and index and lift her face "Do you get dumber as you age?" "Huh?" "If it was your fault, you wouldn't be alive. Every crime has its perpetrator. The attack wasn't your fault. You didn't know it would happen. If anything, I should be the one to blame for being careless" I frame her face and wipe the tears with my thumbs "I have never blamed you for what happened" Okay, that part is bullshit. Whenever I was angry and frustrated, I blamed her for all my misfortunes. But she doesn't need to know that. It's in the

"All those things that happened were not your fault. If anyone is to blame, it's myself. If I hadn't run from you, what happened last night, would never have happened. If I had trusted you more, then what happened at the mall never would've happened. You can't blame yourself for any of that." Xavier tries to argue but I continue. "You are just as much to blame for what happened, as you are for everything else that happened to me before I got here. If you're to blame for the events which you could not control in these past weeks, then I'll blame you for everything that happened to me in the past eight years." Xavier looks pained by my words, but I continue.

“You destroyed what I had with Olivia. Everything was fine before you showed up.” I stared at him for a second, then laughed in disbelief.“The audacity…” I muttered. Then looked him straight in the eye. “You really do have the audacity to stand there and blame me for something we both did.” I noticed his expression darken.“You don’t know how frustrating it is,” I continued. “To be blamed every single time for a mistake that wasn’t mine alone.” I added. “Well, it’s not my fault all this happened!” he snapped back instantly.

His mouth didn't part into two but with her every word, he was losing it for the worst. “After every fucking time, you hurt me….you put that blame on the pain and loneliness you had to endure in your life. You put the blame of your brutality on the pain you had to suffer in your life but you know what the truth is…..” she paused to take a step closer to him. “The only person to blame for your destruction is you, Easton Marzel. You are solely responsible for the fucking pain you had to endure in your life and you know why …” tears dripped down from her eyes continuously. Her soul was blazing with pain.