Failure: A Love Story Novels & Stories

Maeve laid sprawled across the bed, her eyes closed. Her alarm rang for the hundredth time and she reached out, slamming it off. She turned around on the bed and closed her eyes again. She wasn’t exactly sleeping. In fact, she was very much awake, she just refused to pull herself up from the bed; and no matter how she tried to force herself out of bed, her mind and body refused to cooperate. All she could think of was the fact that she had just lost one of the most important opportunities in her career to Dominic Fitz. Why would she be motivated to go to work after that? Why would she even want to go? So, everyone can whisper and gossip about how she was a failure? So, they can talk about ho

Xavier:Elena. Xavier:Huh.. Xavier:You won't leave Me right?.. hesitantly with fear.. Xavier: I won't but you will be punished for all These.. Xavier:you also didn't trust Me before.. Xavier: I broke that Time Xavier..and you lied..when she told us about your lie it felt like I failed.. I failed in keeping you happy.. I failed as your wife..My Love Failed..For a Moment I thought what she said was true but then whenever I remembered your Eyes and Our Moments My heart told me to trust you..She still trusted you Xavier..

Love and family. THE END

He sighed. "Than what is it!" She snapped at him, she was pathetic Charlotte thought as tears filled her eyes. Okay, now she really was. Why was she crying now for? She blinked back the tears as her hands shook from frustration. "I don't have any condoms, tesoro." He softly spoke to her and neared her. Charlotte was instantly hit by guilt. "Oh." Was all she could say, she was the definition of pathetic. "Yeah." He awkwardly scratched his neck as he looked at her.

A second guy rose, "looks like you have got a naive girl there. She is cute. She could be our girl instead" he hurried. The rest of the two also came closer, "we are harmless we love how you boldly told us we were messing up the water '' one of them said. "Just that you were a little bit naive". They then laughed. One of them approached her and tried to hold her but she resisted him. He forced her down.

I watched her sit at a table by the window, alone, spreading textbooks across the surface like she was building a fortress. She stared at the same page for ten minutes without turning it. I wanted to sit across from her, take her hand and tell her everything. I wanted to explain about my father and the scholarship and the choice I had to make. I wanted to beg her to understand. But I couldn't. Because if I told her, she would try to fix it. She would offer to give up the scholarship, to fight my father, to do something reckless and noble, which was exactly why I fell in love with her.

Tell me this is over Tell me it ended here today in the day of reconciliation. By that time everyone had gone to the nearest houses to seek for help for those who were injured. Chief Khumalo was taken into his house to be taken care of. Chief Dlamini was taken to the nearest house to get help for his bleeding wounds. He was still furious about what had just happened." If it was not for the rain many people could have lost their lives, all because of Khumalo's puppy", he said fuming with anger. It was learnt that Romeo and Julius had decided to elope. One of Romeo' s relatives had help them to escape. But unfortunately they did go together at once. Romeo made to another side of the village be

Tokodi watched her car drive away and then he looked down the road and saw the woman from earlier walking back to him. “How did you find me?” Tokodi asked her. “I followed you home from work,” she said. “What do you want?” he asked. “I want my man back. I won’t let that woman steal you from me.” “I’m not your man, Faustina. You should go and find Boaz,” Tokodi said. Faustina looked surprised and Tokodi laughed out loud. “I know all about you and your lover.” “Tokodi you can’t give up on a whole year’s relationship because of one mistake,” Faustina said defiantly. She looked at Tokodi with no apology and he smirked.

Ryan rushed forward as Leila softened into his arms. Everything was happening too fast. One moment they were ready to meet with the Victorians. Things had already been set and the other was Leila fainting just as they stepped out. This was certainly the wrong moment to faint. As he thought like this he moved fast and started shaking her so that she would regain consciousness.

I also cried that night for our unborn child, one that never got a chance to fully develop and experience the love two wonderful people had. I know that Nick wanted kids to raise them and give them the love he never truly received. I touched my stomach, crying even harder, feeling like a failure for not being able to bring my child into this world. I felt lightheaded again. The place seemed to spin as I felt myself slipping under.