Choice Made In Anger Cannot Be Undone Novels & Stories

And she could also see the fear hiding just beneath the surface. "Max," he said sharply. "I know you're angry, but you have to listen to me. I never meant for any of that to happen. But sometimes... sometimes we make choices we can't come back from. One mistake. That's all it takes—one moment of weakness, one second of greed, and everything's fucked."

"Where you stop fighting it because fighting it is exhausting. You should stay in the anger." I looked at him for a moment. "I am angry at them," I said. "I am also." I stopped. Tried again. "I keep coming back to the fact that none of this would be happening to you if you had not gotten attached to someone who was never supposed to be in your world for longer than the duration of an arrangement." "That is not how you should be thinking about it," he said. "How should I be thinking about it," I said. "I made choices," he said. "You made choices. The situation changed shape because of those choices. The board responded to the shape it changed into. None of that has anything to do with the def

I looked away, my mind spinning. For the first time since I made the decision, doubt started creeping in. Was I really making the right choice? Or was I letting my anger push me into something I couldn’t take back?

The anger simmered within him, driving his actions and clouding his judgment. Yet, despite the overwhelming fury, Luca recognized the importance of exercising caution. He understood that allowing his anger to dictate his choices could lead to disastrous consequences. Hence, he made a conscious effort to temper his impulses, knowing that a momentary lapse could result in irreversible damage. Luca's internal battle between his seething anger and his need for prudence intensified, creating a delicate tightrope he had to walk with utmost care.

Before everything. I understood, somewhere beneath the noise of my own thoughts, that anger would accomplish nothing useful here. Anna had not chosen this uncertainty any more than I had. Whatever this pregnancy turned out to be, punishing her for circumstances neither of us controlled would only compound damage we had already spent weeks trying to repair.

“At sixty percent, not eighty. Then go lie down. You look like gravity’s thinking about filing a claim.” “Yes, doctor.” She turned to go, then paused. “One more thing,” she said, without looking back. “Last night was not a mistake. It was a choice. I’m allowed to be angry about the consequences of that choice and still… not wish it undone. You don’t get to weaponize either side of that.” “Got it,” he said. “No weapons. Just… data.” She huffed something that might have been a laugh if you were generous. “See? You can be taught,” she said and walked away.

‘’Emotions and strength don’t go together. I said nothing. ‘’I want you to understand that I had no choice.’’ I could never understand that. I was fighting the anger rising in my chest. She had a choice.

“How do you stay this positive, Aurora? After everything?” I blink at him, taken aback. “What choice do I have?” My voice is quieter than I expect, but steady. “I could spend my life being angry, being bitter. I could let everything that happened to me consume me. But what’s the point? All that does is give them more power. And I refuse to give them that.” Shane scoffs, shaking his head. “It’s not that simple.”

Caris explained without slowing down. "Remember that anger doesn't have to be bad. When directed at the right person, it gives you relief. And what you do under its influence are necessary steps. Not everyone deserves a second chance. Not everyone deserves forgiveness. And you don't have to give it to anyone because it’s right." Caris stopped, sending Garret ahead to speak with me privately.

A huge one. Because anger could be fixed. But this? This was something else. I exhaled slowly, closing my fist around the ring. “No,” I said quietly. I won't lose her. I refused to. This wasn’t over yet. I turned sharply an d walked out. There was only one thing left to do now. And that was to find her and fix this. Before it became something that couldn’t be undone.