List Of Fatal Flaws Novels & Stories

Shane sucked in a deep breath and let it out softly, “mom had called me into her office that day, she wanted me to go back to Florida and supervise the work been done there. I couldn’t leave you, it had been just days that Abigail died and you were in so much pain. The thought of leaving you alone for just one minute was difficult but I had knew you wouldn’t have let me stay at home with you every day, that was the only reason I went to work. So I had refused that day and told her to go do it and that I would look after the company. She had gotten mad and had tried to bad mouth you like only she knows how to but I didn’t listen to her. Then she talked about her deal, she said she would accep

Jordan spoke, making her look at him with her beautiful blue eyes. "I know what my problem is." She sighed. "I tend to be in denial when there's something I don't like about myself. I always run away from how weak I am, because I'm tired of being viewed as weak, so instead of actually facing what I hate about myself, I chose to be in denial. How stupid is that? I guess my major flaw is running away from whatever I hate about myself instead of confronting it." "You're amazing," Jordan told her as he wrapped his arm around her and kissed her forehead, making her smile. "It's totally okay to have a flaw and it's even better to know what your flaw is."

She nodded "I know I'm the most horrible person in this world, but I'm so sorry I was not able to recognise you when I saw you. I should have apologize for everything I did. From our prom night to our marriage, for judging you for your imperfections when mine was piled up like a mountain. I love you Pearl, I can't live without you. I don't know how I survived those days without you. But at this point, just do whatever you want to. You're free to divorce me. I deserve it, I deserve everything you want to do. Just please, find a place in your heart to forgive me" ////////////////////////////////// Fly! not because you want to, but because you have to.—Penangel.

“I was thinking about why you need me as your secretary when you already have one. The man at the table outside your office is your secretary, isn’t he?” “He is, but can’t I have two secretaries? I’m a busy man with lots of work to do. I need more than one to assist me.” I bit the insides of my bottom lip, sighing subtly. “Now let’s go back to my coffee. Even if you did it on purpose or not, you still deserve a punishment for failing to follow my instructions, don’t you, little wolf?” I didn’t say anything and gritted my teeth in silence. Of course, I know the mighty Alpha Lucius won’t let anyone off the hook no matter how small the mistake is. He’s a perfectionist, narcissist, arrogant, ove

"What is it you want to talk about Ken? "Aren't you happy to see me first?" "Just go straight to the point. Enough with the pleasantries".she wasn't cut in for jokes or pleasantries. "What is happening to us Nina?.What is happening to our relationship?.Is there anything that I have done wrong?.I don't know what it is that is making you act cold towards me,but whatever it is,I am really sorry. I want us to fix our relationship. I love you and can't live without you"he said with all manner of sincerity.

My father continued to drone on about how important it was for me to pick a chosen mate at tonight's banquet. I wanted to shout at him and tell him that he wasn't the Alpha anymore, but I knew the rumors spreading around the pack were getting to him. Rumors that the moon goddess had cursed our family -- First, my father lost his mate to another, and now his son is seemingly mateless. While it was rare for a wolf to still be mateless by the time they turned twenty-five, it was unheard of for an Alpha wolf to be mateless. Alpha Wolves had the most exposure to other packs; we were more likely than any other wolf to meet their mate.

Everything that she was doing was a failure, would it even be better if she would just die at this point. "You would even do me a favor if you would just die. What a burden!" "Just die, will you? Why can't you just die from being beaten!?" "You're no use in this world. You're stupid, you're ugly. I should probably just sell you so you could be of use!" Those words had always been ringing in her mind whenever she was left alone, whenever she would make a mistake. She heard steps closing in on her. From the small gaps of her fingers, she saw Michael standing in front of her. She could only see his hairy legs, and she didn't want to look up to see his face.

It could be the cause of her hallucinations. She poured herself a tall glass of milk and ten minutes later, she was fast asleep. ●*** Gabriel was beginning to realise that a lot could go wrong in three months when you had an inefficient beta. He blamed himself for trusting his cousin and beta, Shawn Adams, to take care of things while he was away on a business trip. At first, Shawn hadn't been his choice of a beta. The blood suckers had launched a surprise attack on the Blood Moon Pack. The other pack members had to join the warriors in the fight. They had won but at a terrible cost. The former alpha, Gabriel's dad, lost his daughter and her mate in the fight. The former beta, Gabriel's uncl

"The good news is that your failures are fixable. The bad news is that whoever built your original architecture either left or was pushed out. And without them, your team has been struggling to maintain systems they don't fully understand." She pulled up charts on the screen. Data I recognized from our own reports. But she'd organized it in ways I hadn't seen. Patterns I hadn't noticed. "Your user authentication protocol is degrading. Memory leaks in the database architecture. Security vulnerabilities throughout. These aren't random failures. They're systemic issues stemming from poor maintenance of an otherwise brilliant foundation." "How do you know the foundation is brilliant if it's fall

His eyes widened, then he laughed—head thrown back, genuine and loud enough that a couple people nearby glanced over. “Okay, wow,” he said, still chuckling. “You’re scary good. The foot thing—I didn’t even realize I was doing it. Guilty.” I shrugged, smiling. “It’s not scary. It’s just… observant.” He leaned in closer, voice dropping playfully. “So what else? Hit me with it. What’s my fatal flaw?” I bit my lip, pretending to consider. “You compliment too much. It’s suspicious.” He clutched his chest dramatically. “Ouch. Straight for the heart. But in my defense… you make it easy.”