Loser From It Novels & Stories

I overheard their discussion—they were talking about Aris’ first-ever loss in a car racing game and how some articles about the two of us kept on spreading like a wildfire all over the internet. I felt another tingling sensation when I heard him told his friend that he didn’t mind being a loser at all and now that he was with the love of his life, he was more than a winner. Jerome even congratulated him. If Aris would continue to be like this, I would never leave him no matter what happens. I still wanted to feel the ecstatic feeling the moment was giving me right now, but I remembered something so I opened my eyes, got my cellular phone on my blazer, and texted Kevin:

out loud. “I don’t see a problem,” Orion said. “I do,” I responded. “How so,” Orion asked. “I’ll get used to it. When it all ends, I’m going to have withdrawals,” I said keeping things light, so I exaggerated a sigh followed by a giggle. “What the hell,” Crown said. “What,” Orion said. They spoke at the same time in an angry voice. It made me jump a bit. “Huh,” I said looking confused at both of them. “Lara, what are you saying,” Orion said. Crown stayed quiet. “What,” I said still confused. “What do you mean when it all ends,” Orion asked again. “Oh, I am just stating that if we don’t work. Or if we are no longer friends, it would suck for me and I would miss you guys,” I re

Ivanka calmed her daughter. Jayden is like dead fleas. There were some languages ​​he didn't understand, but his feelings told him, that these two women were troubled and ready to have a big fight. Jayden looked at Ivanka who walked away from the stand and followed by the woman. Both of them looked equally annoyed. "Nara, who is that woman?" Ask Jayden. "Just a lowly dedemit." Answered Nara while grumbling. " Dedemit, what is it?" Nara looked at Jayden. Just remembered that Jayden is not a local. Certainly, many languages ​​are not understood by him. Jayden understood little of their language, even after she and her mother had taught Jayden several times.

He felt the connection to his late parents, to the people who had worn this ring before him, and he knew that they were finally at rest. "We did it, Oliver," Christina whispered, her eyes filled with tears of joy. "No, Christina," Oliver replied, his voice a low, resonant baritone. "We just started. The empire of the losers is over. Now, we build something real." As the Connors family was led away in handcuffs, their faces masks of pure, unadulterated shame, the Grand Ballroom of the QS Holdings headquarters became a cathedral of hope. The "loser" had returned. And the world would never be the same again.

“I’m sorry.” He tilts his chin upwards. “Are you?” I shrug. “I wouldn’t have said that if I didn’t mean it. I’m sorry that you lost your wife.” “Have you lost someone before?” “Lost – like lost?” He chuckles. “Yes. Lost like lost.” “Does a breakup count?” There’s a brief pause followed by a shake of his head. “I guess? It's akin to losing. That means the person is no longer in your life and doesn’t share anything with you anymore.”

Jerry invited one of his old friends, thinking that both of them would work together and achieve his mission, but unfortunately, the code he gave to Bonny was the wrong code. Jerry was actually celebrating, he thought that the code he picked secretly from Eduardo's data was the right code for the door. But the moment he heard the alarm, "Bullshit!" He uttered quickly and froze. He was shocked because he almost got his friend killed by giving him a fake code. ****** Eduardo woke up in the morning and was surprised at himself, he couldn't believe that he slept in his room with a beautiful girl like her and naughty thoughts didn't pop into his mind and that was not him for real.

Questions swirl around your head with no answers, affecting your self-esteem and ruining your confidence in yourself. “She left without leaving any explanation. Nothing. I was filled with all the what-ifs and what could have been. I kept questioning my worth as a man. But now, I realized it was her loss, not mine.” I nodded while I tapped Marcus’ back in an effort to alleviate a little of the pain he was feeling. I know I cannot make him feel better except to listen while he tries to sort out his feelings and thoughts. “Yes, Marcus. It was never your loss. She let go of a good man. Now, forgive yourself for loving someone undeserving.” I told him and bit my lip because I couldn’t push bac

Alexander had wasted precious time reprimanding me and missed the golden hour. I was suffocating so badly by the time he hung up the call that I could not utter a single word. I toppled to the ground, convulsing as I gasped for air. Felix jumped at the sight of me struggling to breathe. He looked to Caleb and the other man on the couch, seeking help. "Caleb, she's… She'll be fine, right?" Before Caleb could answer, Liam Carter spoke up beside him, sounding nonchalant. "Of course. She's probably jealous that Alex and Sasha are getting close.

AURORA POV The host’s voice echoed across the hall. "And the winner of this year’s Miss Goddess Beauty is… Aurora!" The room erupted into cheers and clapping as I stepped forward, a proud smile on my face. I glanced at Liliana, the Alpha’s daughter from the Silver Crown Pack, who stood beside me as the first runner-up. She clapped too, but her stiff smile showed how much she hated losing. For a moment, pride surged through me. I had won, it's more like a dream come through.

"Aaron is the Alpha of the Black Shadow Pack—the most sought-after bachelor in the clans. Everyone knows he's been waiting all these years for Lily. Our future Luna will be her. You, no matter how pretty, don't even register in his eyes." His words sliced through me, cruel and precise. I clenched my fists so tightly my nails bit into my palms, but I had no retort—because every word he said was true. Seeing me speechless, Felix's lips curled into a lewd grin. His eyes gleamed with sick amusement.