Hopeless Novel Novels & Stories

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Kreg is a terrible place to live at. I mean, for anyone who is not of noble blood. Misery, high taxes, and no protection. All the people can do is suffer in silence. Now I can feel it in my flesh and blood. I finally understand why we are here, just spreading false news of hope. I also want dome hope. The hope of a warm meal and a soft bed. Hope that mister Bunny gets a bath and stops stinking. But now I am here.

He quickly pinned all his hopes on Nora's pregnancy, convincing himself over and over that he loved her and that their child would bring him salvation. Unfortunately, after Nora gave birth, the baby's blood type didn't match Miles's at all. A seed of suspicion sprouted in his heart. He took the child for a DNA test, and it turned out the baby wasn't his. After sending the child to an orphanage, Miles locked Nora in their home and stabbed her to death with a knife. Before his death, he asked Carter to tell me, "I'm sorry, Lani. I failed to see people clearly in this life. I mistook a worthless rock for a precious stone and lost the real gem…

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A few days after the disappearance of Sophie Novak, eye witnesses say that Holloway did in fact, return to the Maddox's home to pay his respects for their missing baby. 'Bits and pieces of Mia's life at the orphanage are depicted in a book she wrote last year named, Superfluous. Her book became a New York Time's best sellers, and she became instantly famous. The ending of her book went as follows, 'The most terrifying experience of an orphan occurs at the end of the day when you look at the orphanage's building structure, and realize that you're still there. You're still on your own. You're left to face the world by yourself, with no family to call yours, and no home to go back to. You're ju

"Shut up. No. There is no way you haven't heard of 'Hopeless Henry'. That’s impossible." "Should I have?" "He’s the most iconic character in the territory right now! Well, he's not in a real book yet, but he should be. I’d buy every edition. Right now, the University Administration Hall just runs his story as a weekly serial in the digital Gazette." "That’s why. I only read the print editions. The screen gives me a headache." "That is a tragedy. Henry is incredible. I know he’s just ink and pixels, but that poor, wandering soul is basically my twin flame."

The deafening silence seemed to slow down the hands of time. Hazel felt like the whole city fell quiet, and she hated this silence. She felt confused, upset, and hopeless. 'Hopeless? Why would I feel hopeless? I knew from the start that nothing's ever going to happen, so why would I feel hopeless?' Hazel scoffed at her own thoughts. She always knew that whatever was happening between them was all part of the deal. She never hoped for anything to happen. It was all for show—nothing was real. Hazel denied the thought without hesitation, despite hearing the little voice from her heart that kept going against her.

And he has disguised it as the ultimate rebellion. The irony is so profound it steals my breath. I think of my mother’s words: *A penniless poet? A boy who can offer you nothing?* And here he is, the penniless poet, offering me a kingdom. But that’s not why I’m here. I didn’t fall for a bank balance, disguised or otherwise. I fell for the man in the clay-spattered jeans who believes in beauty. The man who chose uncertainty over a gilded cage. Just like I did.

Instead, she had now run her further off, into a night that held no answers. With the sun coming up over the horizon, its golden light filtering over the land and bathing the world around in a dull pallor that reflected my despair. I swerved across and climbed onto the hood of the car, the metal cold against my legs. My breath was caught in my throat, my chest tightening with the burden of defeat. The photographs, the lies, the plotting-all for nothing. I'd built a cathedral of ambition, only to watch it collapse under the truth: Eleanor was gone, and with her, my hope of claiming her.

Every step felt like a jump into something far darker than I'd ever known, but this was my last hope. Damian Russo. His name could freeze blood in this city just from a mention in alleys and bars, served up with nothing more than a whispered warning. I had nothing but one hope-a desperate, foolish hope-and that was that he would help me, despite the stories, about what happened when one fell into his debt. But my mother was fading fast, her medical bills piling up, and this was the last door on which to knock.