Flawed Novelas e Histórias

"Stubborn and impulsive and occasionally reckless, that's nothing compared to decades of murder and moral compromise." "My flaws are mine and your flaws are yours." I was getting sleepy from the motion of the ship. "And together we're approximately one functional human being." He laughed and it sounded less rusty than it had yesterday, and I thought maybe we were making progress even if that progress was measured in tiny increments.

she said after a brief pause, “and removing interference.” Inside, Elara felt the pressure build—not physical pain, but something deeper, like parts of her were being examined, measured, evaluated at impossible speed. Memories flickered—moments, choices—every decision she had made laid out like data points. Instability confirmed, the voice said. “No,” she snapped, but the system didn’t stop. Emotional variance: high. Decision inconsistency: high. Outcome unpredictability: high. Her hands clenched. “That’s called being human.” Silence followed. Then—Correction: being flawed.

A male who can't place his own arrogance to the side to think about what is best for the pack. My fist connects with a tree, and the wood splits. My skin rips, but I ignore the irritating burn. Crow's stupid face is imprinted in my mind, and I can't help but picture it. His dark, almost black hair is thick and wavy. It shines and makes my hands itch to touch it. His dark eyes and thick eyebrows are expressive. They shout out his emotions, and my broken soul loves it. His nose is big and a little crooked, but the flaw makes him real; it makes the rest of him believable.

“I promised myself then I would never let that happen again. I stayed in the shadows all these years. I hid in the old bunkers, I monitored every test, every transfer, every change. I kept the system exactly as we first designed it. I kept it safe. Or so I thought until you two showed me what the flaw really was.” “You did not keep it safe,” Elara said softly, her eyes glistening. “You kept it stagnant. And stagnation is just another kind of failure. The flaw we fixed today was there because you refused to look at it. Because you insisted one single pattern fits every situation, every person, every new discovery. You protected the shell and let the heart rot.”

"Probably another Derek emergency." "Can I just say—" Mia Frost threw her curtain open, clearly fired up even in the dark, "—that guy has nothing going for him except his face? What on earth do you even see in him?" Even in the pitch black, I could feel their frustration burning through the air.

He actually shifted his body further to the edge of the mattress, as though my touch burned him, as though I disgusted him, the movement wasn't dramatic, and that was what made it worse; it was casual, instinctive. A man stepping away from something unpleasant. His gaze hardened, "Laurel." I hated the warning tone in my name. The absolute exhaustion of it, the annoyance, as though I were creating a problem out of nothing, like wanting affection from my own husband after almost two years of starvation, was an unreasonable demand. I pulled my hand back, tucking it against my chest, and looked down at my lap. "Sorry." The word slipped out automatically, I was always apologizing these days, sorr

People have different flaws, which is what we should focus on to improve. Matthew Zarsuelo won't be called Matthew Zarsuelo.

" Fuck, " I growled hitting the wall making sure not to break it. " Is there anything I can do for you Mr. Damian? " one of the brunnete submissives whose name I couldn't be bothered to know begged. I knew all she wanted was sex with me and her pathetic ass wasn't going to get it. I was pissed, not horny.

He let the message sit while he continued reading through the bill. Most of the bills trying to get passed were vetoed just because they were so complex that most of the Representatives didn't feel comfortable passing them. For instance, this one would allow a human to purchase health care from a hybrid company, but it also allowed pods to use more power, let corporations lower wages, and let insurance companies increase minimum deductions. So, for one good thing that could be had, numerous bad things would get passed along with it. The Representatives would be labeled as lazy for not passing the human hybrid insurance bill but ridiculed for being careless if they did.

Because, he was the one who committed them, so who would know them better than himself? He sighed and asked her to continue reading. Next card read: You know, I thought I'm the best. That I'm unbeatable... Next card: That there's nothing I can't do. Next card: I've started to believe that I'm perfect. Next card: I thought I've mastered the art of perfection. Next card: But I only had an inflated sense of myself. Guess, I'm not that perfect. Next card: In fact, I'm one extremely flawed human being.