Everyone Betrays Percy And Regrets It Fanfiction Novels & Stories

…step inside. My breath came sharp and shallow. “You betrayed me.” “I was trying to save you,” she said, tears pooling. “I was desperate Ivy, I regretted it the moment I did it, I cut ties with him, swore never again. Please believe me.” The ash sigil on my wrist burned hotter, as though mocking her words. Jace’s voice coiled in the silence: “And yet, here we are, her betrayal opened the door but only you can choose whether to walk through it.”

Sharmaine cried, her small shoulders shook every now and then, how much pain and suffering she didn't want to hide anymore, she really did one thing that she regretted for the rest of her life. “He and I have been together for seven days, and he loves and takes care of me with his whole life of tenderness. Every action and gesture cares about you, he uses his whole life to love you. But I responded to that by betraying, I betrayed that man.” Pandora is silent, Sharmaine not only betrayed Augustus, she also betrayed her heart. "But I don't regret betraying Augustus, I want you to be free and happy, I want us both to get out of this place, even if we betray our beliefs, I agree." Sharmaine smi

There are a lot of them out there which makes them replaceable. Percy's lips twitched when Catherine bet came in. She did the same bet as Marcus. Hoping to ride on his luck. You might be disappointed tonight. Percy winced at the earful he is going to get if Catherine was to lose tonight. The thought of the horror of a woman's whining was almost enough to push Percy to rethink his plans tonight.

I leaned back to distance my face from him. Percival stifled his laugh before leaning against the backrest. "I don't even have time for her. If you ask me why she's calling, I also don't know because I don't care," Percival explained. I bit my lower lip because I felt embarrassed for falling for what he said and reacted right away. The past might have taught me a lesson, but it can also trigger unwanted emotions. I can't really say that I'm grateful for it. I lowered my head at the memories of how I was fooled by Cadmus in the past. I believed him when he told me that what he had with Minty was already over. To be betrayed in the same way again, that I can never accept.

His hands trembled as he clutched the edge of her bed, praying for a miracle, wishing this was all a cruel joke. He detested lies, but now, he hoped everyone was deceiving him. His arrogance, thinking he could protect both sides, his confidence in swapping Eulalia for Evadne, all while planning his next move, was now his deepest regret. Was this what regret felt like? Percival had never done anything in his life that led to such profound remorse. He had always been able to swiftly soothe any dissatisfaction, his confidence blinding him to the possibility of failure. Now, seeing Eulalia, her body pierced with life-sustaining machines, he experienced a catastrophic miscalculation, a first in h

"How could this be real? Selena was telling the truth all along! The baby died because of me. I ignored her calls… It was all my fault!" His mind fell into chaos. He collapsed to the floor, unable to understand why Lyris would do such a thing. He trusted Lyris more than he ever trusted me. She was the girl he grew up with. In his heart, she was perfect. He always made excuses for her. However, the truth was clear. He truly deserved that.

Remember how it felt. "I'm sorry," Seraphina whispered, and I could see tears starting to gather in her eyes. "God, Kieran, I'm so sorry. I know that doesn't fix anything, I know it doesn't change what I did, but I need you to know that I've regretted it every single day for five years." "And yet you stayed married to him," I said, forcing myself to stay behind my desk, to maintain the physical distance that felt like my only protection right now. "For five years, you stayed with Marcus Sullivan. So clearly you didn't regret it that much."

Percy winces once when she dabs antiseptic, but he covers it with a joke. “Careful, love,” he tells the nurse. “I’ve got to hold pretty girls’ hands later. Can’t have it smelling like alcohol.” The nurse nods slightly. I roll my eyes, but I’m smiling a little. He’s making this whole thing feel like nothing. When we’re alone again, he turns to me on the exam table. “Hey. Stop looking so guilty.” “I can’t help it,” I say quietly. “He never should’ve touched you.” Percy leans forward. “Lyssa, listen to me. I knew what I was walking into when I kept texting you. I like you. I’m not blind, I knew there was someone else. Doesn’t mean I’m going to stop being your friend.”

There were no surveillance cameras in the room. There was no evidence of me hitting Sharon. The people here were all my friends. They were all guilt-ridden for their misunderstanding of me. "No one will stand up for you." Sharon looked around and asked tentatively, "Will none of you help me?" The answer was loud and clear. I turned to leave, ready to pack up and leave the rented place. I no longer wanted to live with Sharon. Zach chased after me. He held my hand and apologized, "I'm sorry. I shouldn't have believed others. All this is just because you're too beautiful, and I felt insecure. Let's get married, Lindsay. Please?"

“You saved Brittany. For that, I’ll always follow you. You have my loyalty. Peircy found love, a purpose and something worth fighting for. However, it’s been Beau that had made you stop fighting Peircy. Fuck, Peircy stopped fighting Peircy.” “Jack of all trades.” I just smiled as I looked at Gavin. “I do love, Peircy. Maybe in my own way, but I do love him.” “I know. I can see it in your eyes. I’m glad you realized that.” “Well, when you finally get control of your emotions back, it’s hard to know what they are.” Whatever Gavin was about to say got cut off. “Alpha for beta. Approaching drop zone.” “Game time.” Gavin muttered as we leaned forward.