Fooled Me Twice Novels & Stories

It was foolish of me to believe her but she was good at acting and I was desperate for a friend and naïve enough to believe the wolves of Silver Moon would accept me one day. In the end, it turned out to be a sadistic ploy to give me hope and then snatch it in the cruellest way. It was a joke that made them laugh, bending over and slapping their knees as I realized Felicity was pure evil. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. “I am sorry. I wanted to say hi but it looked like you would pass without stopping so I grabbed you.” She hung her head. It was a pose I was all too familiar with, one that I used all the time to make people see I was harmless.

MIKE I couldn’t believe what a fool I was. I believed in the charms of a woman I’d known all along was a fake and heartless one. All I wanted was revenge for everything she’d done to me and then I could have lived my life. I should have avenged my wife’s death, and what did I do? Even though she was guilty, I was in love with her. I fell for the charms of a dangerous woman and fell like a fool for them. God, what a foolish thing to do! I had just said I was cured and escaped back into the cup of trouble and misery.

Fuck. Of course that isn't what happened. The twins enemies did not fucking do this. They did. They got bored of me. They fell out of love with me. Or maybe they realized that they never loved me. They just wanted to fuck me. I was the shiny, new, never before used toy and they wanted someone to have fun and use and that is what I was for them. That shiny, new, never before used toy. That someone they could have fun with. I am such a fucking stupid idiot.

I yelled, getting impatient and furious about the endless walk. "Well, we are stuck in the middle of the forest and my aim has been attained" She grinned showcasing her pearl white teeth. I suddenly comprehended her words. She had fooled me into coming here in order to prevent me from absconding from her sight. "How could you do this to me?, My mate is in danger and all you can do is prevent me from helping him" I shrieked, thoughtlessly. Her eyes bulged in surprise and I realized that I had just spilled the beans to a maid. This was probably the worst error I ever committed.

'Maisie, what you're doing is defamation. She fired back without a shred of guilt. 'And how is this defamation? I heard you say it on the phone with my own ears! Do you dare swear to the heavens that you never said those words?!' I let out a cold laugh and threw her own words from my previous life right back at her. 'How can you slander me like this? I clearly said "jogging buddy" and "jogging meetup." I just have bad pronunciation, that's all. Why are you so determined to wrong me?'

He felt doubly betrayed: his identity was stolen, and his woman was potentially cheating right under his nose. ​I rested my head on Mike's shoulder, hiding a razor-sharp smile of victory. I looked at the silver clock on the desk—that device was recording every breath of Mike's roaring rage. One pawn had fallen, but I knew this was just the beginning. Because, on the target list after Lucy, there was Mike's name, written in blood-red ink.

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I remembered how he used to talk to me in a gentle way and I would blush like a fool. He was fucking good at that and yes!just like a fool I fell for it each time he did it.I would giggled and feel like I was floating in the sky.I used to feel like the world was ours and it was just the two of us. You can call me a fool, naive and all sorts of names because indeed I was.I was blind,Too blind to see the truth. The thought of it made me feel so disgusted with myself. How did I turn out to be a fool for him?

The way he flinched gave me all the satisfaction that I needed. “Olivia, I am trying to apologize for what I did. I didn’t know any better. If you would just let me explain why I did what I did, then I am sure you will understand my perspective, my dilemma.” He talked earnestly. But that was how he had spoken for seven whole months before he broke my heart into irreparable pieces. I was not going to trust a word this man said. Never again. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.

Our mate bond was burning pleasantly, which didn’t help my mind’s argument. My heart listed compelling things: Gideon was a good father to our children, and I very much wanted to kiss him again, longer this time. But my head remembered the past, and the memory of that hurt splashed like cold water over me. I was so afraid of being hurt and abandoned again. I wasn’t sure I could survive it a second time. What was the saying? Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. If I loved him openly once more, and he hurt me again, who could I blame but myself?