Romans & histoires Human After All Don't Put The Blame On Me

I held the vase and imagined talking to my parents while waiting for midnight to arrive. I mumbled, "Mom... Dad... I'm sorry. If I had the choice, I'd take you both home with me. Please forgive me. I'm finally leaving this nightmare, and I swear I'll never see Elijah again... Not in this life or the next." Just then, Elijah kicked the bedroom door open, hard. He strode forward and smashed the vase in my hands. He shouted, "How can you be so evil? You actually put mango in Abby's cake! She's in the hospital now with an allergic reaction, fighting for her life!"

As I walked through the pack, I saw Ana approaching me with a bright smile on her face. "Bloom, it's so good to see you back!" Ana exclaimed, giving me a tight hug. I returned her embrace, feeling grateful for her support. "It's good to be back," I replied with a small smile. "I just hope things will get better soon." "I'm sure they will," Ana reassured me. "We all know you didn't do anything wrong. You just have to stay strong and keep believing in yourself." Her words were comforting, and I felt a renewed sense of determination. I couldn't let the false accusations break me. I had to prove my innocence and find the real culprit behind Liam's poisoning.

“Yeah right, it will, only I’d end up dead even before I achieve it.” “That will never happen, no, I won’t allow it to happen. Now stand, I’ll keep hitting you until you learn to dodge.” “I don’t need to. It wasn’t that painful, you know. I just need to stop myself from blinking.” She hoped the sarcasm wasn’t obvious to the way she said it, because really, she couldn’t bear another direct hit from it. A wicked grin curved Hail’s red lips. “I clearly underestimated you, Blame. Okay then, I’ll stop holding back.”

“You sound like a disobedient child who uses every little excuse they can think of to avoid getting into trouble. It’s not a flattering trait, Liviana. Just so you know-“ “It’s not the responsibility I’m refusing to take, Blaze. It’s the blame,” she tells. “I’m so sick and tired of taking the blame for everything that goes wrong in life. For my family, my friends, you- for everyone, and I’m sick of it! I’m not just some emotional punching bag that you can all take your feelings out on, alright? I am a person- a human, and yeah, I make mistakes, just like everyone else in this fucked up world, but you don’t see me running around taking my anger out on other people, do you? No. Because it’s wr

“No one will blame you for that. We’ll clear this up.” “But they will. Humans always blame us, no matter what.” “Not this time,” Darren said. “We have your camera. We have footage of him chasing you. We’ll make sure the truth gets out.” Alfira looked skeptical, but nodded. “You’re safe here,” Darren assured her. “Even if the human authorities try to blame you, we won’t let anything happen to you.” “Thank you,” she whispered, her eyes drifting closed once more. “I’ll make it up to you. I’ll finish the documentary.”

When I was five, my elder sister, Mabel, lost the use of both legs saving me in a car accident. From that day on, there was one thing my parents said to me more than anything else. “You ruined Mabel’s life.” When I got into a top university, Mabel locked herself in her room and cried all night. My mother, eyes red from crying, tore my acceptance letter to pieces. “Wait until Mabel can walk again. Then you can go to college.” So I spent sixteen hours a day delivering food, saving every penny for Mabel’s rehabilitation. When my stomach pain became so bad I could barely stand, my parents accused me of being jealous of Mabel’s nutritional supplements and faking it for attention. I secret

I finished, my breathing fast and angry. “That is just typical Alli” Lennon laughed cruelly. “You do something wrong and suddenly you blame everyone else. You leave the territory and get drunk, but it’s mine and Zeke’s fault for taking you. You leave the territory again and crash Brody’s car but suddenly it’s everyone else’s fault for dumping their problems on you” he snapped. “You know why you blame everyone else? Because all you do is run, you never face your problems. You act like a spoilt brat Alli...because you are one” he stated flatly. I gulped, I had never heard Lennon sound so vicious.

My eyes shifted to Daffodil. "Well? Aren't you going to apologize?" I asked her in disbelief, tightly gripping my bloody hand. Daffodil glared at me, "What apologizing must I do to someone who has ruined my life? You took everything from me!" I sighed, "You did this to yourself." "That's all you ever do Akielia! You love blaming others for your issues and always play victim. Deep down you're a selfish, disloyal, horrible being! Both human and sorceress, your character is irredeemable!"

" He said in his mind irritated while keeping shooting his nails carelessly Suddenly, the door is opened and Alfi enters the training room which is full of sharps nail shards. “So you're here eh?” Alfi said. Heman turns his head to Alfi and says, “You haven't gone to sleep yet?” “What about you?” Alfi asked throwing a can of Coca-Cola to Herman. Herman catches it perfectly. “Have a rest,” Alfi said. “Don”t worry, I've channeled my Iru on it so it won”t burst out when you open it.” He added taking a seat by leaning on the wall while having his soda.

I'm not leaving you like this, Mia" Ana replied "I'm sorry that things are happening to you this way" Ana said to me "All we have is each other" She added "I guess" I replied "These men ain't shit" She said "You can say that again" I replied "Not all men, you know" She added "All men, All of them" I shouted “I can't believe this is happening to me, it better just be a bad dream that I would wake up from" I looked at Ana and said to her as tears rushed down my face