Forgive Me Sasuke Novels & Stories

She had prepared herself to be hated forever. “It wasn’t just your fault,” Sake continued. “If anything, I should take the blame. I’m sorry for causing you to lose our child, Jillian... I never meant for that to happen.” He stepped closer, gently cupping her tear-streaked face in his hands. “Please forgive me for the way I hurt you that day...” She couldn’t believe it. But between her sobs, she smiled at him. “I forgive you,” she whispered. Sake smiled too, eyes glistening with unshed tears.

"I have and I will keep my promise, or at least try. The pint-sized, ball-of-nothing female attacked me with a sword at the claiming ceremony." Bastian, still in dragon form, rears his head back and blows fire with his laughter. I can't help myself, wimp that I've become in the last few minutes. I wait until his laughter subsides before saying, "Am I truly forgiven, Bastian?" His goliath head nods once. "Yes, my friend. I will invite Sarn and Tahr over for cards and they will forgive you too." Now I feel apprehension. "I don't trust Sarn."

Lucian's helpful touch was overlayered by memories of their painful administrations, and it left me shattered. ​No matter how much I scrubbed my skin under the warm water that eventually turned cold, I still felt just as dirty. ​Sassy returns my way and I shake my head to push the painful memories back. I make quick work of picking up and throwing away her mess, gagging throughout the task while Sassy watched with a happy tongue flopping out of her mouth. I shake my head at her, my heart warming at her helpless innocence. I pet her a little longer than usual before we make our way back inside.

he said loudly. In Ha smiled lazily. "I'm not God and you're not a devil who was cast out just for making one mistake, right? We're both only humans. Who can remember and hold grudges. Even if I forgive you, I won't want to go back with you." "What?"

Chichi asked Mukgu but she was feeling so angry because Mukgu was such a kind person. Mukgu smiled and shook her head. “No, Chichi. You already apologized before and I already forgiven you. Please don’t think that you are a bad person. I know you are not.” Mukgu replied with a sincere heart. Chichi’s eyes widened and moved one step backward from Mukgu. Chichi shook her head. ‘No, I am not what she thinks.’ Chichi thought as she was convinced that she did not deserve Mukgu’s forgiveness. But Mukgu was just smiling at her.

The officers seemed just as shocked. One of them paused before asking, "Yeah, that's possible. So, you're saying you want to forgive the people responsible?" Trevor nodded, his voice flat. "Yes, I forgive them."

"There is nothing you could say that would justify what you did to me. Now get on your knees and beg for my mercy, or so help me I'll end you here and now!" To my surprise, Kane sank to his knees without hesitation. "Serena, my love, I know I don't deserve your forgiveness. But I am begging you - please just hear me out. Then if you still want me gone, I will leave and never darken your door again." His obvious remorse gave me pause, but my anger still simmered just below the surface. "You have two minutes before I call the guards. Speak quickly." Kane bowed his head, a picture of remorse. "Serena, I know no apology can make up for the suffering I caused. But I beg you, please believe that I

Since I loved her, I had to trust her. “Ethan, I’m sorry. After having Teddy for over a decade, losing him feels the same as losing a family member. I’ve not been myself over the past few days, and that’s why I didn’t contact you. Please forgive me.” I wrapped my arms around her lovingly and comforted her softly, “I’m not mad at you. I just feel bad because I couldn’t be there for you when you were feeling down.” She looked up with teary eyes and planted a soft kiss on my cheek.

“This is my fault. I never should have treated you that way. I’ve regretted it all this time. I only realized later… you’re the only one I ever loved. “You won’t acknowledge me because you’re still angry, aren’t you, Sherry? As long as you forgive me, I’ll give you anything—anything at all!” I looked down at him as if he were a stranger, my voice colder than the rain. “Derek, listen carefully. I will never forgive you. Not in this lifetime.” He froze, a broken sound escaping his throat. “Then let me spend the rest of my life making it up to you. One year, ten years… a lifetime…”