Fatal Flaws Romane & Geschichten

Alicia asked her, removing her gaze from the sky to her sister only for a brief seconds. "I think we are the most unlucky set of women. I think we trust too much. I think we fall inlove do quickly. I think we are goddamn stupid." Anna breathed out. "I can't agree with you less. You are right. We are the most foolish set if people, for falling so quickly with the worst men. I am a very big fool for signing those contracts without reading it. You are a fool, for ever believing that your husband could ever change in a twinkle of an eye."

drones, his face illuminated by the red glow of their lasers. "Elara! The yellow-static... it’s a Vulnerability!" Rhys shouted, his voice cutting through the hiss. "It’s a 'Trojan' code! It needs a 'Host' to stabilize! If you can find the Root-Source of the static and introduce a 'Fatal-Error'—something the system can't categorize—you can crash the Migration!" "What kind of error?" Elara asked. Rhys looked at her, his eyes filled with a sudden, devastating clarity. "The only thing a machine can't categorize, Elara. A Selfless-Glitch. An action that has zero logical benefit to the user."

"And your greatest sin is hating us, letting your hatred consume you." I gave a hollow laugh. "You hate me, too. You've both wanted me gone. Don't think I don't know that you and Nathaniel want my father's power someday." "And who else would inherit it? You? You're just a woman! Your biggest flaw is being born unable to lead. You're weak and only fit to stay behind." "Save your preaching," I snapped. "So many sins on your list, huh? But you know what's truly unforgivable? You're already a failure in your father's eyes—a female."

~Amara~ Power, Greed, Ambition. The three traits that led to my doom and the doom of my people, Falme. I wrapped my arms around my legs, lowering my head as the tears streamed down my cheeks. I had caused this. I was the reason why Falme remained in penury. I was the reason we were regarded as the filth and scum of the four kingdoms. I had let my greed get the best of me, allowed the enemy close.

Not because of what he did but because he was here and wanting to fix it. It took courage to own up to our mistakes. I still fucking hated admitting my faults and weaknesses. I could say it was an Alpha thing, but it was just really a human thing. Humanity was flawed, but those imperfections were the blueprints of success. We fall, we break, we get back up, and we try again. ‘Psst,’ Elle’s voice floated down the family link. ‘Psst.’ ‘Psst right back at you. What’s up?’ ‘Congrats on your newest accomplice. He’ll be extremely helpful in the future, but you should have your winged beauty apply a Crutzi rune to him. If you’ll excuse me, I have two spawns of hell that just woke up.’

"It is about looking past your mate's flaws and accepting them for who they are. Jarek is accepting me despite my flaws and now I have to learn to accept him." "You have lost your mind," Kayla screams at me. "Not having a wolf isn't a flaw. You don't have flaws. You are fucking perfect." "It is a flaw," I scream back at Kayla. "That is how Jarek sees it. Now I have to make it up to him." Kayla sits down on the bed beside me and turns my face with her hand, forcing me to look her in the eyes. "You have got to tell someone," she pleads with me. "He isn't treating you right."

"You always make a mistake. And every damn time, I'm the one who gets burned for it. Every time, you act like whatever you say, whatever you think, is the only thing that matters. You never stop to listen, never care about anyone else’s opinion. You're selfish. A coward. A self-centered, stupid asshole." I closed my eyes, inhaling the scent of her—vanilla and heartbreak. "I know," I whispered, nuzzling into her hair. "I know I keep messing up. I know I hurt you. Over and over again. I act before I think. I do things I shouldn’t. I lose control when I should be calm. I—" My voice caught, thick with guilt. "I am flawed, Evelyn. And I’ve hurt you in ways I can never take back." I felt her body

because they weren’t immune. Not completely. The idea of choice was reaching them. the Alpha reacted instantly.the hesitation vanished. clean. corrected. because it couldn’t allow that. couldn’t allow fracture. couldn’t allow choice. zayden saw it. I saw it. the same moment. the same realization. “That’s it,” I said. Low. Sharp. “That’s the flaw.” Zayden’s expression shifted. not confusion. understanding. “It can’t hold deviation,” he said. “and it can’t stop it completely.”