Do Your Best To Regret It Novels & Stories

Who knows. I walked towards the front door, seeing my mother standing there with a smile. "Hey, love." "Hi, mom. What are you doing here?" I asked her. "I'm just here to say goodbye and good luck" she said, still smiling. "And to apologise about Brittney. I should have never dona what I did. I should've believed in your ability to find your mate" she said, the smile dropping. "It's okay, mom. I understand. I didnät really belive I'd find her either but thank god, we did" I said with a smile, remembering how she looked like.

“I was stupid. Foolish. I promise you. Just give me a chance to make things right, please,” “Then you should have thought about that before you decided to dumpe,” I shot back, my voice firm. “I can’t take you back. I'm sorry,” There was a long pause. I could see the regret etched on his face. “I know I messed up. I regret letting you slip away. Every day since, I’ve wished I could turn back time. I wish i had never let you go. God I'm such a fool.” I felt my heart waver for a moment, but I quickly steadied myself. “Regret doesn’t change what you did, Blake. I need to move on. I deserve better.”

I muttered, finding him glaring at me. "I need some time to calm myself down. Someone once told me, ‘If you speak when you’re angry, you will make the best speech you’ll ever regret. I didn’t understand it back then, but when I understood the meaning behind it, I didn’t have any other choice than to regret it." I couldn’t help but look at him in surprise. Was he talking about me? I was positive that someone was none other than me, but what would have happened if he regretted it later?

The company needs this. She squeezed her eyes shut, trying to banish the haunting image of the mountain of debt that had plagued her sleep for months. "Niana? Are you still in there?" Patricia’s voice drifted through the door, followed by a rhythmic, gentle knock. "The Millers are downstairs. Don’t keep them waiting too long, darling. First impressions are everything."

“Just give me a chance to make it up to you.” I looked him in the eye and said, “Do you know what regret really is? It’s realizing you have permanently lost the chance to make things right. My father is gone. The best years of my life are gone. My health is gone. What could you possibly offer to make up for any of it?”

“How can I not be angry?!” Margaret’s emotions flared up for a moment. She took a few deep breaths, then said calmly, “You need to think things through. If you’re not planning to marry him, then you should quit and break up immediately. But if you really like him, then give it another shot…” At this point, she sighed again—both helpless and heartbroken. “If you want to try again, you need to face it head-on. Don’t run away or muddle through. Your father and I will always be here for you. We’ll be your backup.”

" His brow arched slightly. Gabriel's head fell momentarily before he looked back up at Romeo again. "Mr Armani, I am sincerely sorry for how I sound, the thing is just that my company has been struggling for over seven years and it's not that I don't have faith in your name and my product, I just want to make sales."

I shot back, letting him know his words had no power over me. His expression shifted, and I could see the embarrassment creeping in. He opened his mouth as if about to speak but hesitated, shaking his head before turning to leave. His shoulders slumped in disappointment. Just as he reached the door, he turned back toward us, his eyes locking onto mine. “You’ll regret this, Alice, I promise,” he muttered, his voice loud and threatening, drawing the attention of everyone around us. “Just know that when he hurts you, don’t come back begging.” He spat before walking out, the door slamming behind him.

"I'm sorry. I didn't mean to... I… I just can't believe Maria is really gone just like that," Richard said, laughing bitterly. "It's all my fault. I'm the one who ruined the good life she should have had. If I had cared more about her and treated her better… If I had been honest sooner and told her everything… Then maybe, things wouldn't have ended like this." He clenched his fists. People always said you should not wait until you lose something to regret it, but he had always believed that would never happen to him and Maria.

The more they read, the more ashen their faces became. If the footage of Janice had already enraged them, then what followed in the chat history revealed the true face of the five years of hell I endured. "Lisa Carter, you think you're smart? Try beating my score again and see what happens." "Meet me at the usual spot after school. You'll finally see what kind of people you really deserve. You'll regret it if you don't turn up." "You told them I didn't buy your meds? Do you have a death wish?"