Happy Mistake Novels & Stories

Damon and Harper knew they’ll forever be bound and haunted by what they did. It wasn’t the hunt either of them hoped for. In opposition, it wasn’t what’s supposed to happen in any of the hunt. But the regret would always be late. Now panting and clinging on each other’s body as they both lay on the flat brimstone, they couldn’t help but regret. “This is a mistake…”- Harper murmured. Like she said, he thinks it was too. Now that it has been an hour past midnight, the remorse has dawned. Like the coming of the sunrise.

Travis casually said, “It’s none of my business.” “Don’t you have a clear image already? You could even go to a hotel and select candidates on my behalf,” Travis said sarcastically. “Oh...” Hailey covered her face. “Why do you still remember that?” That incident was simply one of the biggest mistakes of her life. It resulted from having a few loose screws, a historic event in her life. She ended up sending herself, a poor little lamb, straight into the jaws of a fierce wolf that was Travis. “Why wouldn’t I remember it?” Travis noticed Hailey’s flushed face. If there was a crack in the ground, it seemed like she would immediately sink into it. Suddenly, he felt much better.

A mistake I will bury with me until I die. One night — one stupid, pathetic, angry night — I went to a club. Drank more than I should’ve. I was so tired of being invisible. So I found someone. He was nameless. Harmless. A mistake wrapped in cheap cologne. I didn’t even like him. But for one night, he didn’t ignore me. And that was enough. It was after that I found out I was pregnant. And I knew. I knew the child wasn’t Regan’s.

"Stay away from me, Liam. I mean it. Do not come near my office." "Hazel, wait, please!" Liam pleaded, his voice rising in panic as he realized she was actually going to walk away. He closed the distance between them with surprising speed. "I made a mistake. God, Hazel, I made the biggest mistake of my entire life and I am so entirely sorry." "I don't care," Hazel stated, her voice dropping into a brutally flat, cold register.

Sighing I try to kneel and reach my hand for the plate, and when my hand reach to it, I grab it and take it with me to the mattress, which is in the corner of the room. As I have the first bite of the mashed potato, a tear leaves my eyes as it stains my already tear stained cheeks. As I look at the wall opposite of me with blank eyes as I think back. Where did I make the mistake? What have I done that reached me to the point I am at today? It was just six months ago. I was so happy. I was studying and doing jobs as I was determined to have a bright future. What was my mistake? Wanting to have him in my bright future was the mistake I made? What was my crime? I just fell in love.

“Ballsy, real fucking stupid.” Marcus shoved back hard. “Get your hands off me.” But Damien held firm, their bodies coiled with raw male tension. I stood frozen between them, heart pounding, I wanted the floor to open and swallow me, as the sticky evidence of my mistake, still coated my thighs. Tears pricked at my hazel eyes, this was a complete disaster. If Harrison found out… “Leave him the fuck alone!” I stepped forward, shoving at Damien’s arm. My voice broke with emotion, fear, and leftover lust making everything messy. “This was a mistake, a stupid, desperate mistake.

I was so happy, all my hardwork paid off, all those sleepless night studying and early morning trips to the library with Angelo has paid off! Angelo pulled the car over and said, "Congratulatio-" But before he could even finish, I unconciously hugged him. My emotions got ahead of me...crap, what was I thinking, I immediately pulled away as I realized what I just did, I said, "Sorry, I-" Angelo pulls me back in and hugs me as well before I could continue, he whispered in such a sad tone, "It would be nice if we just got together."

Feeling nervous, Harper tried a white lie, “I’m really sorry. Yes, I did send the message—but I accidentally put the wrong recipient! Mr. Gallagher, if you hadn’t called to remind me, I wouldn’t even have realized…” Beep beep beep beep— Before she could finish, the line went dead. Harper stared blankly at the phone for several seconds before snapping back to reality. Great. Now the misunderstanding was even worse. She stared at the message again, her heart pounding faster. A faint blush spread across her cheeks. Why had she said it was sent to the wrong person? She instantly regretted it. She would have to settle the score with the little guy in the bedroom later! Meanwhile, Chase sat slouch

“Please stop ignoring me. You’re all I’ve got now. Please… mistakes are meant to be forgiven, right?” I fought back the tears, but the sting was there. “Mistake?” She snapped. She sat up, eyes blazing. I flinched. “Your blunder almost cost me my fucking job!” “I’m sorry, Hazel,” I choked out. “You’re sorry?” She let out a dry laughter. “Would sorry have fixed it if we were blacklisted? Huh?” I clenched my fist together, my chest burning from guilt. “But Hazel, I wanted to take the punishment—alone. Why did you…”

"This man thought I'd ruined his life. I thought he'd ruined mine. We were both wrong. We'd accidentally given each other exactly what we needed—a partner who wouldn't quit. Who wouldn't settle. Who would fight beside us instead of against us." More photos. Sophie is now fifteen and running the company's youth outreach program. Marcus, twelve and already coding apps to improve corporate transparency. "My children exist because of a clerical error. My company thrives because of a mistake. My life—the life I love—wouldn't exist if everything had gone according to plan." She leaned forward. "So I'm giving you permission. Permission to screw up. To take risks. To sign the wrong document and see