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RESCUED BY THE DON'S BROTHER

RESCUED BY THE DON'S BROTHER

Ooh, how wrong was I? And the last time I was in this room was the day that I blew up everything. It was the day that I shut down his hopes and mine. His words are echoing, screaming at me like he taped himself that day and left it playing here. My first mistake was showing up here looking like a sex worker on a fuck-hunt. And my second mistake was speaking like a whore who was after nothing but a hot fuck. And my third was my pride and cowardice—refusing to slap it straight in his face that I loved him. On the contrary, I lied so boldly to his face that I didn’t like him. And that is when he lost his all. I brought all this upon myself. I brought this pain upon myself. God, can you please g
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The Billionaire’s Sex Slave

The Billionaire’s Sex Slave

Chapter 105 I’m sorry Lisa but my mind is made up. I can’t stay here any longer. I feel so ashamed of what I did” joy said and Lisa smiled at her “I know and I’m not here to convince you to stay. And you shouldn’t feel ashamed of yourself. People make mistakes. We’ve all made mistakes or hurt people one way or the other but that doesn’t make you a bad person. We are all humans and humans aren’t perfect. I, standing before you now, have made mistakes too but what matters is the ability for you to stand up, accept you made a mistake, and correct them.
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Billionaire And His Assistant: Vincent's Hatred

Billionaire And His Assistant: Vincent's Hatred

Let me have happiness. “I am sorry, I am so sorry for being a terrible daughter, for always causing you guys trouble.” I apologized, ashamed of myself. Since the start, from failing a year to creating a drama at my engagement, I never gave them nor myself happiness. I ripped that privilege. Mama and Papa looked at each and sighed at the same down when they saw me almost crying. “Life is full of troubles, sweetheart. We are here for you. We don’t have you make the wrong decisions.” Mama blessed me.
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Chasing Happiness

Chasing Happiness

Pain started to creeped in his heart because the memory of his wife, losing her life flashing back on his mind. Selya wants to slap Ricardo because of the way his brain works. She didn't know if he was stupid or anger had just wrapped Ricardo’s heart so that he could not think clearly. She can’t believe that a smart man like Ricardo thinks illogically. But she can’t blame him. Selya totally understands how Ricardo is feeling right now. It’s not easy to lose someone you love dearly. But it’s been seventeen years already. She’s not suggesting that Ricardo should move on. But he should move forward and have to accept Tiarra in his life.
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Accidentally Yours

Accidentally Yours

“Mum. I’m sorry—” “You’re sorry? You think a simple sorry will fix the damage and embarrassment you have caused this family?” She states, staring at me with such disappointment. “Do you have any idea how appalled I was to see my daughter, my Shayla, all over the magazines in the arms of some boy, kissing like an adolescent teenager? Not only did you disgrace this family, but you broke our trust.”
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I absolutely adore and love this book! The dialogue is fantastic. It's funny, witty, smart, sexy, better than real-life. Great ear for the back-and-forth. The storyline did not drag. Pacing was just right. She brought real emotion to. Congrats on telling a beautiful story with exceptional characters
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The Racism Antidote: Love Like Jesus Does Racism begins with a lack of love. You can’t love someone like Jesus does and harbor prejudice in your heart toward that person. It’s impossible. We must love everybody the way Jesus loves them.  Jesus gets very specific about this in John 15:12: “My comma
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LOVE ME IN THE DARK

LOVE ME IN THE DARK

@ALEKHYA ROYAL POV@ according to world I'm the luckiest person best husband and best daughter good status and everything but I regret onething in my whole life if I have a chance I want to change everything the sin I committed though its not my mistake I let someone suffer because of me I want to forget but how can I forget the unforgivable mistake by me I want to correct it its 20 years still I didn't proved I'm innocent may be I can't prove myself as innocent ever there is no way left for me to prove my innocence
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My Sweet Mistake

My Sweet 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."
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Accidentally His

Accidentally His

But something about hearing him only discover that he liked her the night before our wedding was way better than if he had said something like he had liked the whole time we were dating. “Anyway, I am really sorry. I am so sorry and I did not want to hurt you,” he said as he practically pleaded. “Well, you did,” I said as I tried to hold back the tears. “You humiliated me in front of everyone there.” “I am really sorry.” he sighed. He continued to apologise softly after I had long stopped entertaining him. “Just shut up!” I snapped “What are those? Pity flowers? Apology flowers?” I asked bitterly after he had finally shut up
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The Rebirth of The Betrayed Luna

The Rebirth of The Betrayed Luna

She must have felt worse, because we were mates at that time. Goddess….why didn’t you stop me? Why did you allow me to betray our bond mate? Can’t you make a miracle? Can’t you give me back my past life? . . Mistakes are costly and somebody must pay. The time to correct a mistake is before it is made. The causes of mistakes are, first, I didn't know; second, I didn't think; third, I didn't care. If I had to live my life again, I'd make the same mistakes, only sooner. (Henry H. Buckley)
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His Forbidden Model: The Professor's Obsession

His Forbidden Model: The Professor's Obsession

“I know, and I’m sorry.” “Sorry?” I repeated. “That’s what you’re going with?” “Jasmine, I don’t know what got into me.” The excuse was so ridiculous I almost laughed. “You don’t know what got into you?” “I’m serious,” he said quickly. “I made a mistake.” “A mistake is forgetting my birthday. A mistake is sending a text to the wrong person. Sleeping with my best friend for months isn’t a mistake, Jason.” The words landed hard enough that he looked away.
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I stumbled upon 'The Happy Accidents' during a lazy weekend bookstore crawl, and it hooked me instantly! It’s this charming blend of romance and self-discovery, following Jess, a woman who accidentally swaps phones with a stranger at a café. What starts as a chaotic mix-up turns into a journey where she reevaluates her rigid life plans. The book’s strength lies in how it balances humor with heartfelt moments—Jess’s growth feels organic, especially when she clashes with the free-spirited musician who owns the misplaced phone. The author nails the 'meant to be' vibe without making it cheesy, and the side characters add so much warmth. It’s the kind of story that makes you believe in serendipity.

What I love most is how it subtly critiques societal pressure to 'have it all figured out.' Jess’s obsession with control mirrors my own past anxieties, and seeing her embrace life’s messiness was weirdly therapeutic. The ending isn’t a fairy-tale fix but a hopeful nudge toward flexibility—perfect for readers who want substance with their swoon.

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