I Mostly Blame Myself Dora Novels & Stories

“She loved YOU, only you! She was going to leave me for you but when you found out about the life she was living you LEFT EVERYONE! You made a fortune and the rest of us suffered every day, taking scraps for food. She died carving your name into her arm!” “Wow Ben, I didn’t think your delusion was this bad. When Dora died, I hadn’t seen her since the day I found out about her. I couldn’t care less who or what she did after that, your loyalty is misplaced. You blame me for walking away from her and you. You have a wife who loves every bone in your body but yet you blame me, for the way a young girl died. Ain’t that a bitch. I am done with you.”

I realized he wasn't in the mood to make any decisions either. Not even our fathers understood what was going on, everyone found it hard to believe, and it hit us hard. Everywhere was silent until Dora hissed loudly. “Can you see? So, do you see it now?” She asked, glaring at Leo. “You slapped me when I accused her then, going on about how you are an Alpha and how she can't be the culprit, can you see how wrong you are? I knew it! I was more careful than any of you, and I suspected from the day I set my eyes on her that she was bad luck!” Dora yelled, rubbing it on our faces.

His eyes were cold as he was looking at her. "I don't give people a second chance." I felt cold by his words. It felt like the temperature of the room lowered on its own. I slowly glanced at Alpha Aleric. His expression was intensely hostile. The way he was looking at Dora— that gaze could kill her. Dora could not take it. She cried out loud and hugged his leg. "Please, Alpha! Forgive this foolish woman. I will never dare to do that again. It was Alpha Logan who blackmailed me to do that. It was not my fault."

My anger flares again, but I know I’m angrier with myself than with her. "Hey, I was just asking for clarification. I don’t know why you’re mad at me for winning the genetic lottery," she says. I clench my hands on the steering wheel and sigh. She’s right—we don’t choose our parents. While mine weren’t wealthy, they gave me everything I needed. It’s my fault my life is messed up, not theirs—and certainly not hers. "Where are we heading?" I ask, trying to shift to a more neutral topic. "Battery Park."

AUTHORESS P.O.V "I missed my Dad, he's the only one I have I don't know why everyone hàtè me, my dad will have bailed me if he's still alive" Dora yelled. "Madam it's time to go back to your cell" the cop that brought her out said. "Keep quiet, you guys are giving me problem" Dora said and stood up with a frown. "Hey I'll make you regret you ever have a hand if you touch me with that filthy hand of yours," Dora said and walked inside her cell.

Each entry shook her. Dora had been stalked for months by a group of local boys. She’d written about the fear, the whispers, the shadows outside her window at night. She tried to tell people, but they brushed it off. “This happens,” they said. “It’s normal.” They blamed her for being beautiful, for walking alone, for smiling too freely. One name kept appearing: Angelo. Maya went downstairs and sat with Dora’s parents. As they ate yam porridge and eggs, she asked gently, “Do you know someone called Angelo?”

The idea felt wicked but satisfying. “How do you even come up with such brilliant ideas? You truly are a genius, Dora.” She gave me a look that was part pride, part affection. “I only remember what you once did for me. Honestly, I am surprised you did not think of this yourself. But trauma clouds the mind, and that is why I am here. I cannot let anyone trample on your heart.” I nodded, wiping away the last of my tears. “But how do I even begin? This is a hospital…”

My fated mate shut me out of our bond for the ninety-ninth time just as the last spark of dragonfire inside me began to die. I walked into the Oath Hall of Obsidian Keep alone. Black stone stretched beneath my feet, cold enough to bite through my slippers, and every step made the cracked channels around my dragon core grind deeper into my chest. “I’m here to renounce the Obsidian Court and dissolve my life-bond with the Dragon Lord.” The clerk took in my bloodless face and lowered his voice. “Lady Ashton, once I set the seal, the Court will no longer be required to protect you. Are you certain?” My dragonfire had been unstable since birth, leaving me weaker than most dragonkin. When I was te

I didn't want Calvin to drive when he was all worked up, so we swapped seats earlier. I gripped the steering wheel and stayed silent. After a while, I said, "You should calm down for now. This isn't your fault. Even if you'd gone with her today and stopped her from falling, she'd eventually end up in the hospital after eating some moldy leftovers again. "Unless you're planning to stay by her side 24/7, the same thing is going to keep happening. Also, I'm fine with calling off our deal, but you'll still have to pay me."

the Donquite family’s ridicules and laughter filled the hall. “Oh, is that so? You’ve got to be kidding me!” Doflamingo laughed mockingly. Joshua looked at him a few times before whispering to Dora, “Miss Dora Vinyl, do you trust me?” “Of course, always,” Dora did not hesitate. She felt both upset and guilty now. She knew that this was ultimately her fault. If Joshua had not came to save her, he would not be put in such a dangerous situation. She could not help feeling sorry for Joshua. He was still so young… how could she let him die here?