Errormare Sin Novels & Stories

I knew for a fact that none of those prayers would reach heaven. Then the service started. Father John began slowly, his voice deep, infuriating, and commanding, filling every ear and heart. At first, I believed I could survive it. Maybe if I didn’t listen, maybe if I did not look at him, maybe if I zoned out, I would be fine. Maybe I could actually endure. And then he began. “Sin.” I gulped. “Begins as a small seed, unseen, almost harmless. But if you ignore it? It would destroy your soul.

Dara, the new attendant, would chirp. It felt rehearsed. Rehearsed and deliberate. Like Ere anticipated me coming and had trained Dara with the perfect excuse. Not today. Today, I was seeing Ere. Ahmed pulls into the all-too-familiar boutique and eases to a halt. He steps out, opens my door, and I emerge in a blue two-piece tee and long joggers, slipping my shades into place before striding in. The bell above the door chimes. "Welcome, sir," Dara greets, walking forward. "Unfortunately, Mrs. Ere isn't around at the moment. But we do have some lovely new—"

Ma Nicole coaxed " Then why bringing in another lady. I am here and shits Ma Nicole, you won't wanna hear I never fuck with Pearce ever since he got me pregnant of Martin. " Margarita tell " You wanna say that to your kid face. " Na Nicole say giving one of a scolding look " I'm sorry. " Margarita shrugged "You know what I'm gonna tell you, just let him do what he pleases, as far as I'm concerned here. You will always be the first and entitled wife. " Ma Nicole said

he said in tears and I hated to see him cry. "It's okay baby. Sorry. I am just worried about him. He could be in danger. Mara is more powerful than when we last met her and she had another quuen vampire and she was strong too. Sorry, please didn't cry," I soothed him and I realized that we haven't even talked but other was no time now. There would be enough time to talk after this. "Let's go for our mate," I said and Mason looked at me like he wasn't sure.

“I am sorry for everything.” Connor faced her with a strong and aggressive demeanor. “You’re sorry? Do you realize how embarrassing it was for me? You are nothing but a big disappointment! Why didn’t you think it was necessary to tell me before coming here? Damn it, why did you even come back in the first place?”

Dara's words stopped Darren from moving away, ”one person's sin will not be borne by another, let alone the sin of adultery after marriage. “Thank you, Mom.” Darren nodded without turning around. He realized he had made a big mistake. His Iqlima would be very disappointed if she found out, but Darren was far more selfish and couldn't give up everything he had for a woman who clearly rejected his serious intentions. “Pa?” Looking at the other man in front of him, Darren tried to smile despite his awkwardness. He had his own fears considering his mother's life companion was not the angry type. But what did he see now?

Erin asserted before sighing and departing. In the hallway, tears welled in her eyes, yet she felt a sense of empowerment from confronting the issue. Marco supported her. "Erin, you need to compose yourself and remain resilient. We shouldn't lament over those who don't value us," Marco counseled. "I'm just feeling a bit upset. It seems I've always made a mistake in choosing my friends," she whispered sadly, tears streaming down her face. "Some individuals are simply predisposed to negativity and deceit. During my time on the investigation team with Orion, I encountered all sorts. Don't blame yourself for choosing a friend; it would pain me to see you burdened with unnecessary guilt." Marco r

My heart weighed heavy with regret, knowing that I had made a grave mistake by choosing Mara over my true mate. The time had come to rectify my error and part ways with the woman I once believed to be my soulmate. Mara stood a few feet away, her eyes searching mine for answers. The silence between us was palpable, the tension thick with unspoken words. I took a deep breath, gathering my thoughts before speaking, my voice tinged with sorrow. "Mara," I began, my voice barely above a whisper, "I know that you know you're not my true mate, and I can't continue down this path knowing that I've made a terrible mistake."

I'm so sorry right now. "Thank you for your input. Can you go, Rara knows, you must have come because of my mother's invitation. Sorry, Rara is no longer the old Rara. Rara is so bad now, and I don't deserve to be friends with sinful despicable humans." "All humans are the same. Mas is also not a perfect human without sin. Everyone makes mistakes, and our job is also to improve ourselves, not to blame the situation."

My voice breaks and he pulls me to his chest, his hand fondling my back while the other moves to my head and caress my hair. "You didn't do anything wrong, baby. I'm so sorry I made you think that way. I just needed time to think, but I didn't speculate about how you'd feel and I'm so sorry she said all those awful words to you. She took my words the wrong way seemingly, " he explains. "Are you sure? Nothing is wrong, right? You're fine?" I query and there's a short silence before Sinclair gives a short laugh, and says, "Yes, Little Greene. I'm sure. Everything is fine. As long as you're here. "