Miles Morales I Made A Mistake Novels & Stories

He'd once pursued me openly, but I turned him down. So, it honestly surprised me to see someone like him, who'd always lived a pampered life, sign up for a mission like this. "What are you doing here?" I asked him. His smile didn't fade. Instead, he held out his phone to me. I tapped the screen and saw a video with Cayden in it. In the video, he looked nothing like the prideful Alpha I remembered. He was slumped at a bar, downing one drink after another until he finally passed out on the floor.

" You have really got a lot of nerve showing up here." Miles stayed still, putting his hands behind his back. "I know." Ralph turned slowly, eyes sharp as steel. "What do you want?" "To talk," Miles calmly replied. "To clear the air." Ralph let out a humorless chuckle. "You expect me to believe that? After trying to kill a witness in the Alpha's residence?" Miles did not blink. "I made a mistake, and I know it. I admit it, but I was just following orders."

Gina pointed out with a frown. "I'm so sorry mom," Carlos uttered while patting her shoulders calmly. "I still can't believe that you failed in that business, I always had faith in you in all our companies. How is it possible that you had failed in this investment? Tell me what happened!" Gina asked very keenly. "Things just didn't work out this time and I'm so sorry." Carlos apologized and his mother wiggled her head a little before walking away. The next day, Miriam had just been driven home by the driver who mistakenly bumped into another car in front of their home. Miriam briskly got down to apologize to the driver only to notice a very familiar face.

Olivia's pain. And it was my fault. I turned away from the window and walked to the bed. The sheets were still made. I hadn't slept in three days. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw her face. The way she had looked at me in that hall. The way her eyes had gone hollow when I spoke the words. The Moon Goddess must have made a mistake. I had said that. I had stood in front of the entire pack and rejected my fated mate. I had told the world that she wasn't enough. And she had just stood there, silent and still, accepting it like she had always known it was coming.

The absolute, devastating loss of her only baby boy. Miles had only been seventeen years old when he suddenly ran away. A girl was entirely to blame, of course. In Norma's mind, they always were. She was a beautiful, fiery Hispanic waitress working the summer season at the exclusive Galencia Bay Yacht Club. Miles, naive and entirely sheltered from the real world, had fallen madly, hopelessly in love with her.

-Nooooooooo shouted Mansour in turn It was a few minutes later that Kiné came to his senses, his father and mother were already aware, his mother was inconsolable, she received calls from everywhere but was unable to answer anyone. - Mansour my life is ruined, I am no longer worth anything in this country, he published the video... she said with hot tears. - Calm down my love, calm me down, I'm here with you, I'm by your side -I want to die, my life has no more meaning - Hey, stop talking such nonsense... he said taking her in his arms. It is at this moment that Kiné's mother appears. - Mom forgive me, I was not conscious, I did not know what I was doing, I was drunk....: said Physio with ho

Diha's eyes widened. "Everyone says you made the right decision and I believe it. You got us the man behind Valentino. From what I've heard, you got a lot more. But instead of focusing on the victory, I decided to make a mess of what we had. I'm sorry, Diha. I'm so very sorry." "O-okay." Miles took a step toward her. Her hands were in her lap now, and she didn't shy away from him. He circled the ottoman and went down on one knee.

In a moment of panic, she just stood there, unsure of whether to run or sink her hand in her pocket and pretend she had a firearm. Then a powder-blue Porsche pulled up right next to her, its tires screeching as the brakes were suddenly applied. With extreme confusion etched over her face, she simply watched as the window rolled down. Then she immediately frowned. “You?” “Me,” Santiago Morales said with a charming smile. “Get in if you want to see the light of day.” Lola was skeptical, ready to back away and run this time. But… how far could she run? Who knew how many more of these maniacs casually waited by the sidewalk, preparing to ambush her?

She simply stood beside Lina for a moment, watching the field where others continued training. You’re anticipating everything, Elena said quietly. Lina didn’t look at her right away. I’m trying not to fail, she replied. That’s the problem, Elena said softly. Lina finally turned her head slightly. Elena’s expression wasn’t harsh but it wasn’t soft either. It’s making you hesitate before you move, she continued. And hesitation is what creates mistakes. Lina swallowed lightly. I don’t know how to stop it, she admitted. Elena nodded once, as if she expected that answer. Then stop trying to be perfect in front of them, she said.

Every evil act was repaid in the end, and now that karma had come for the Yarrows, most of the anger that had plagued me finally faded. I blocked Anthony across all available platforms before the day was out, leaving him with no way to contact me. Nonetheless, he refused to give up just yet. He waited for me outside my company building, and when he caught me leaving, he begged me with red-rimmed eyes, "Mandy, I know that I was wrong. Can we just start over? I used to love you so much! I even stayed by your side and watched over you for eight years! Have you forgotten all that?"