Forgive Him Novel Evie Novels & Stories

He paused when he saw Evie curled up on their bed crying her eyes out. “What are you doing?” He asked in a tired voice. Evie's head snapped up when she heard his voice. Her face was solemn, her makeup smeared here and there. Her eyes were red and swollen from crying. She hastily climbed down the bed and went on her knees. This action shocked him. She began to plead, “Please forgive me, Kain, I swear I won't interfere with your plans again,” she sobbed. Kain stared at her, amused. Who knew the high and mighty Evie could go on her knees to beg? Was this because he slept in his study instead of the room?

When I got to the entrance of the mansion, I was stopped by the words I heard from Evie. "His father killed my parents. How do you ever expect me to forgive him?" She said. I wanted to freeze to a spot, but the heaviness of those words were too much for me to try and ignore like I didn't hear them or I didn't know exactly that she was talking about me and my father right now. I forced my feet to move toward the door that the guards held open for me. "What exactly did you just say?" I asked her. Startled about seeing me, she hissed and moved to her grandfather's side for protection. I didn't bother to acknowledge the Alpha King or even look at him. I just went straight to where she was standi

"I'm sorry. I was selfish and stupid. I didn't know how to cherish you. I was wrong… Please, forgive me. This family can't survive without you." I, however, just found it laughable. This sudden, desperate affection wasn't touching at all. It was pathetic. It meant nothing now. Then, Evie stepped forward with tears in her eyes. "Daddy, I know I messed up too. It's all my fault. Please forgive me and Mommy. I promise I won't complain when you nag me anymore, and I'll never waste your cooking again. You're the most important person in my life. I'm not happy at all without you."

I couldn't forget how he had gotten physical with me, and Timothy's insistence on receiving my forgiveness lit a fire in me. I took a step back, my eyes welling up with tears. "Timothy," I said, my voice trembling with emotion, "you have no idea what it was like, what I went through. I can't just forget that." Timothy's expression shifted to one of remorse, and he moved closer to me, his voice filled with sincerity. "Evie, I never meant for any of this to happen. Things got out of control, and I..." I interrupted him, my voice choked with sadness and frustration. "You’re always sorry. That’s all I hear from you, yet you never change!”

“Okay. We’ve not been happy. Things aren’t going well. And somehow Mike and Evie found their way back to each other.” My stomach twisted and physical discomforts radiated outward. The name alone had been enough to make my jaw clench. She continued, “Actually, Mike forgave Evie. Even after she walked out on his family. You know the issues, right? How Dad even disrespected Mike’s father and all?”

Tears stream down Evie's, she raises her head trying to hold it from running down, "It was never intentional, but it happened anyways. You should be happy, after so many years, you are still the one she loves even though you never reciprocated her love. But me, I've always tried to belong, always try to prove my love and get hers in return. I guess they were never an 'Us' still I was convicted there'll be one" She looks down at Zoe, " You shouldn't apologize to me, it's not your fault she found love in you. Rather, you should be happy, and love her the same way in return. You should treat her better and appreciate her, making her feel more deserving. " She said, turning away and leaving. "Do

I didn't say anything. She pulled out a bankbook and pressed it into my hand. "It's fourteen thousand three hundred dollars—we scraped it together for you. Take it, use it while you're over there." I looked at the bankbook. "Where'd this come from?" She dropped her gaze. "We sold your dad's car." My dad nodded beside her. "Nathan, we were wrong before. We failed you." My mom's eyes went red. "I know I messed up... I really do... Can you ever forgive me?"

Li added. Gosh the harm has been done— I thought silently with my hands on my forehead. The girl looked at our angle for a brief moment and confidence washed over her as she cleaned her tears and finally. This time she didn't beg. She stood her ground and said. " I deserve better and you jack I'm ending up things with you ". " No kish. You don't get to end up things with me. I do" The agitated cheat replied but kish had walked out already leaving the other girl by his side stomping her foot to the ground.

It was too clean, too easy. And Evie… she had no complications. She was glowing. She was fine. Until she wasn’t. They let me step out of town and then took my wife, they took my bestfriend and his wife too. I was sure their plan was a wipe out, they wanted to kill us all, but I was lucky not to be in town. But that wasn’t being lucky, that was being thrown in years of agony and pain. I would have given my life for Evie if I had to.

Her eyes flicked to me. I watched them, something inside me hardening to stone. I started walking again. "Evian, wait!" Francis hurried after me, catching my hands. They felt unfamiliar, wrong. "There’s something I need to say." I said nothing. "You know I love you," he said. Once, those words had been shelter. Now they felt cruel. Kate slipped in beside him, looping her arm through his. "Evian," she said softly. "I passed my boards with the highest score in years. And you haven’t congratulated me once. Or given me a gift."