Forgive Him Novel Evie Novels & Stories

“I know she is. It must have been hard, before you came here. All those times you had to move. Did she… did she ever have friends who helped her? Like your Daddy?” Evie’s eyes, so open a moment before, shuttered instantly. She looked down at her shoes. “I’m tired,” she mumbled, a perfect, evasive echo of her mother. “Can we go now?” The dismissal was so skillful it was chilling. Ariel had trained her well. Pushing would only frighten her more. “Yes,” I said gently. “We can go.” I stood and moved towards her. She didn’t resist when I reached down and gathered her into my arms. She was so small, her weight a negligible burden. She tucked her head against my shoulder, her exhaustion evident, he

It was time for me to apologize to Dad. "I'm sorry, Dad," I started and looked directly into his eyes to make my forgiveness sincere. "It's okay, son. I can see that you're happy with each other. I don't want to tie Evie into a relationship that lacks love. The truth is, I still love your Mom to this day so maybe I can't love Evie. I'm sure Evie is the same. It's better for her to go to the person who can love her more than she thinks. I'm not mad at you that Evie went to you, son. I know you'll take care of her and will be truly loved so I have peace of mind," Dad explained.

He quickly turned to me and stepped forward to grab my shoulders, “you don’t have to choose. It’s nothing for me to help you. And my offer still stands. If you can’t offer me any other compensation…. I will be happy with anything. Please just give me a chance.” I bit my lip. His eyes were pleading, desperate, and sincere. After a few moments of thought, I slowly nodded, “I will go out with you. You don’t have to buy my tuition.” “Really?” He looked relieved and pulled me into a tight hug. “I want to do it for you. Pay me back… however you want.” ~ Present Day It was that deal that Jacob had quoted when I caught him at the bar. My forgiveness repaid my debt. My suffering was compensation.

“Thank you so much.” “It’s alright,” he said reaching out. I handed him to her and she accepted, feeling comfortable in his arms. My right hand was numb so I stretched it as my body relaxed. I reached out to fix Emmy’s hoodie. Big mistake. Reid was also raising his hand at the same time and our hands collided. I felt a jolt of current and quickly pulled my hand away. “Sorry,” I said, taking a deep breath. That was crazy. I hadn’t felt anything so strong in forever. In fact I didn’t even know if I had ever felt like that. “Thank you so much for saving us.”

“You won’t do that. You’ll actually move.” I studied her for a long moment — the woman who’d called me staff in front of thirty people, who’d cried on command and then threatened me by text within the same week, now sitting across a coffee shop table handing me information that could either save or doom everyone involved, purely because survival math told her it was useful to do so. “This doesn’t make us anything,” I said quietly. “This doesn’t undo what you said to me at that dinner.” “I know,” Vivian said. “I’m not asking it to. I don’t actually need you to forgive me, Evelyn. I need the patents to still exist next week. Everything else is irrelevant to me right now.”

"More than ever I want nothing to do with Nathan. He's out of control. He has no right to attack you or verbally abuse you when he's the one that led you on." "I also want to apologize for saying that your baby might not be Nathan's. That was out of line and I was out of place. I'm so sorry Annie. I hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me someday." She bowed her head. "Thank you for apologizing and realizing where you went wrong Evie. That's a good first step. I hope everything works out for you. I do." "Thank you, Annie. I wish the same for you. I should get going. I want to leave before Nathan returns."

"Evie… After our fight last night, I found our wedding rings at home. It suddenly reminded me that we're supposed to be getting married soon. "I'm sorry I messed up. Yelena lied to me, and that's why I was so mean to you. "But don't worry. I'll expose her true colors and stay away from her. Just forgive me and come back to me, alright?" By the end, his eyes were red, and he even dropped to his knees. In my past life, I would've been moved to tears and forgiven him in a heartbeat. But after everything I'd endured in my past life and present, I felt nothing but disgust when I looked at him.

That would only make it worse. Lydia was the key. As long as she didn't press charges, they might just get away with it. Trevor rushed to the bedside. "Mom, don't blame Evie! This has nothing to do with her! It's all Hannah's fault!" Evelyn dropped to her knees, sobbing as she begged, "Mrs. Hayes, please forgive me! I was wrong! You've watched me grow up! I was really wrong!" No matter how much they pleaded, it was useless.

Eva elegantly turned, hitching her gown up so she didn't trip on her face, then murmured, "Goodnight." But she knew him better than not to mess with her sanity. "Did it really mean nothing to you?" He called after her. Eva paused mid-step, her heart racing and inwardly debating whether to respond. Why did he have to complicate things? When she returned her gaze to him, she noticed that his expression had lost its original regret. Eva tipped her chin up. "You heard me right."But I forgive you anyway." "Forgive me? Holy fuck!" He scoffed and laughed. "You kissed me back!"

Anyone who was taken advantage of by someone they trusted would probably not feel good about it! Evie also did not ask David to forgive her. She would be happy as long as David did not hold a grudge against her. This was the best outcome she could expect. David did not give an immediate reaction after hearing this. He was wondering, ‘What kind of race are the Vingeans? ‘How can they do such a heartless thing? ‘I must go and meet the other party later.’