Forgive Him Novel Evie Novels & Stories

Eugene had no right to talk about the misery and torture she had experienced, and he did not deserve to talk about his regrets about it. “Evie.” Eugene called out to her once more when she said nothing. Eva snapped out of her reverie, and he looked at her earnestly. “I know nothing I say will change anything, but I’d like to say that I’m alive now because of you and Nathan. I was wrong. I’m sorry. I'll never be such a jerk again for the rest of my life.” Eva maintained her silence. She did not want to say anything, nor did she know what to say. She could not forgive him easily after how she had suffered, nor did she want to forgive him.

"The rift is still open. I can—I can go back. I can—" "Can you do me a favor?" I asked. "What?" "When you get back—when you're home—find your Reaper's grave. And—and tell him you love him. Tell him—tell him you're sorry. Tell him—tell him he mattered. Even if—even if it ended badly. Even if choosing him led to pain. He still—still mattered. Okay?" Future Eva's face crumpled. "Okay. I—I will. I'll—I'll try to forgive myself. Try to—to let go. Try to—"

A person. Evelyn saw one door where she had destroyed an entire civilization because its leaders refused to obey her. Another where she had erased a child because the child could see through her illusion. Another where she had reset an entire universe because one person had discovered the truth. Evelyn looked away. "I did terrible things." "Yes." "Will they ever forgive me?" The boy shook his head. "Some won't." "Then what do I do?" "Accept it." Evelyn nodded. "I will."

THIRD PERSON’S POV Cheerful chatter filled the Dining hall as everyone gathered in the hall. Every once in a while there would be silence when a pang of grief hit someone but they tried their best to keep up the lively atmosphere. “I have to say that Queen Eva has a very large heart…I mean I have never known anyone who can forgive someone who tried to steal their husband…” “True… She not only forgave her but she is accepting Victoria’s daughter as her Godchild….”

After all, she was in her body now. “Why did you come home late?” Francis asked, and when Evie turned, a stub of cigarette fell from her clothes to the floor. Since Evie looked at it, Francis’ eyes followed her line of sight as well, and was visibly enraged upon seeing the cigarette butt. Ah. “Since when did you start to smoke? Are you planning to die early? And what happened to you? Why are you so dirty?” Francis Hunt’s rapid questions fired one after another. In the original life, Evely had ignored her father and ran up the stairs. But Evie had no plans on doing the same. She believed that all misunderstandings would be prevented if people would find the courage to speak the truth.

“Emily… please. Have mercy.” “There’s no mercy in power,” I said. I turned away from him, walked to the table, and picked up the empty vial that had once held the antidote. I tossed it over my shoulder. It landed beside him with a soft clink. “Goodbye, Jacob.” I didn’t look back. I didn’t have to. I heard him sobbing as I walked away, and it didn’t stir a single thread of sympathy in me. Because the truth was simple:

Tony was happy because everything went well. Micheal has accepted the letter of promotion and he is preparing to go to his new office. He thought that atleast that will ease the pain from his side . He never knew what he will do to appease to Jenny but he will try. Saying am sorry will not change the matter but atleast will let her know that he still love her and want her back. The fact remain clear that Jenny will not forgive him easily as Micheal did amd he knew that. Sitting in the office he looked at his desktop and sighs

I was not trying to do anything rash. I simply wanted desperately to prove to myself that my suspicions were wrong. They went to a pet funeral service center. I parked my car at a corner and slowly waited for them to come out. Time passed very slowly. It was as though a century had passed before they came out. However, they were indeed holding hands! When they walked closer to my car, Martin suddenly stopped moving. He stood there and hugged Olivia. “Olivia, Teddy’s gone. I no longer have the will to live. I can’t lose you too. Please don’t marry Ethan.”

“The irony is that when I chose power, I lost the only person who ever made me feel strong.” “I spent years blaming everyone else,” I continued. “I blamed the Moon Omega, the curse, my father. But none of them made the choice. It was me who did that.” “No one forced me to hurt you or ignore your tears. And if you never forgive me. I’ll understand.” Evie didn’t say anything. She just walked towards me and stopped an arm’s length away. “I don’t forgive you.” I nodded. “I know.” “But now I believe you’re truly sorry.” She looked into my eyes, and a faint smile appeared on her face. “That’s a better place to start than pretending the past never happened.”

I just kept staring. I had been so wrong, and there was no way to fix it. There was no apology that could bring Evie back. There was no gift that could bring her back. She was gone, and I had let her go, without ever telling her I was proud of her, or that I loved her. I would never see those eyes staring into mine with a hopeful smile on her face.