Hindsight Novels & Stories

Did he blame me for what happened, was it really all my fault? Suddenly he stopped, I had been looking down all the time so didn’t notice him stopping and walked smack into the back of him. He flung around and scowled at me, “You’re meant to be concentrating Laya, what’s the first thing I taught you about hunting- stay alert.” Gulping I blinked twice as I looked up at him, “I’m sorry- but it’s like winter, everything is covered in snow, what do you hope to gain from this?”

She had come way too far! She had already broken the rule of following the directions given to them and now there was no way she could find her way back. Her GPS was messed up and not working. She was way too far away from the signal source. The horror of the reality was in front of her and numerous bad outcomes started playing in her mind. First one was to never be able to meet her family and friends again. She could not even bid them goodbye. She started thinking of the ways death would come to her without food or water and limited oxygen in her tank. She would practically choke before starving. Then she decided all against it and thought that she cannot loose hope and be stranded there. T

JADELYNN There would come a point in everyone’s life where it was irrevocably changed. Sometimes it was through a huge revelation. Sometimes it was through experiences which seemed insignificant until you realized that they were not, and you felt like a complete idiot for not realizing it sooner. Sometimes it was what led up to that realization that was important. Little breadcrumbs that were planted along the way which led to your destruction instead of away from it. People often said that hindsight was 20/20. Perhaps, I should have paid more attention from moment one.

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Adrian raised his eyebrows. Hansen laughed. He believed in what Adrian said. After all, he could see Adrian's past and present through his eyes. However, reaching such a high level required abilities he currently did not possess. What he could achieve was glimpsed about a year before and after the current moment in Adrian's timeline.

That mentality lets it be black and white in the moment. It’s not until later that those black and white lines fade to gray. Letting you see something out of the moment. Hindsight is twenty, twenty so Sister Agatha says. Maybe that’s why I never stopped running. To get far enough forward that I could look back. Who knew something as simple as sex could make everything that complicated?

I said with a look of understanding and walked inside the washroom leaving her speechless. You will know by the end of these six months that planning to hurt someone will end up as you feeling that hurt too. Anyway, I don’t want this headache. I need to close my eyes for six months and then everything will be back to normal and even before if we find this missing doctor.

I replied and his eyes soften. "Perfect," he whispers looking into my eyes as if searching for something. He leans forward kissing my forehead before leaving my office. I exhaled my heart racing as I try to grasph what just happened I closed my eyes and replayed everything. My mind begins to wander and I quickly remind myself he is my boss. . . .

The lessons learned from the hangover became a guiding light, illuminating the path forward with a renewed sense of purpose and intention. In the quiet of the morning, surrounded by the echoes of the party and the promise of a new day, Hazel found solace in the beauty of reflection and growth. With a grateful heart and a mindful spirit, she embraced the memories of the night before, ready to navigate the day ahead with grace, gratitude, and a renewed appreciation for the beauty of shared experiences and meaningful connections.

He was completely devastated. I closed my eyes. Hot tears streamed down my face. He lifted his head, pressing his face against mine. "Why? I was so careful, so attentive." He choked up. "It might have been from eating too many of those hawthorns. They can cause bleeding. "It's all my fault. I didn't know you couldn't eat those. I shouldn't have let her bring them in." I listened to his belated confession as my temples throbbed with pain. "My head hurts." I interrupted him weakly. "Shut up."