Mistakes Were Made Meryl Wilsner Novels & Stories

She reminded me. I squared my shoulders and started to speak, then stopped. She was definitely right about that, no wealthy girl was ready to accept the contract and that was the main reason I allowed Karen sign the contract. "You married a lawyer and you're now divorced." I reminded her in a saccharine tone meant to irk. Silence fell between us as she stared at me shocked. "It was my mistake, I didn't even know my husband and my best friend were dating secretly." She explained.

Emery Quinn I knew the moment the door clicked shut behind me that I had made a mistake. Not just a typo. Not a missed call or a forgotten file. This was worse—a professional catastrophe that sent ice through my veins and made my heart stutter against my ribs. This was the kind of mistake that could make Killian Vale turn those frost-bitten eyes on you like you were no longer a person, but a problem to be erased from his pristine corporate landscape. And I had walked right into it.

"There was a slight miscalculation that led to a loss of $100,000 at the time. It was a ton of money to us at the time. As a result of that, the company folded up." "Do you happen to have the date of Mr Dumont's employment and the date of the errors?" I asked. They each answered in the affirmative and provided the dates. "April 5, 1998 and April 5, 1999," Victor supplied. "October 16, 2000 and October 16, 2002. Although the error actually happened on the 15th, we didn't notice until the 16th." "January 30, 2002 and January 30, 2004," Mr Smith supplied.

"Hubby, I told you, I have a lot to do at home, and also I don't want to see Auntie for now. She might embarrass me in front of the employees like she did one day." She embarrassed me for one day and I know she did it on purpose in front of the employees. She told me that Elthon's wife was worthless and some other hurtful words, saying that I was trash and that I'm not suitable for his son. Good thing I stopped myself from crying because that's what she wanted, to be embarrassed and made to cry in front of many people. Having fun and laughing at others, that's what she wants to happen to me. good and Elthon came, he told his mom but I know that's still not enough, no matter what hubby talks

Marlene's face stiffened, and she instantly didn't know how to lie, "Did, did I?" She actually forgot about this! Just now, she was showing off in front of Mrs. Merritt, saying that Ms. Haynes wanted to take Gina as an apprentice, but they thought Ms. Haynes' level was too low and only wanted to take Tanner as an apprentice... What a way to shoot oneself in the foot... Mrs. Merritt also realized that she had lied, and her gaze towards her was filled with disdain and contempt. "Evidence? Of course, I do!" Laila's every word and sentence were powerful and resounding, shocking the entire audience.

A random journalist cut in and I swallowed, "We are not sure of that yet. I believe it was simply a mistake. An attempt to make it better which went wrong along the line. What I cannot understand is why it was carried out without consulting me or my right hand, Kelvin Sawyer first, but we would get to the root of it all.

She obviously wasn't the one making her cry, so comfort pondered on what could be the new things in her life that's making her shed tears so fast. "I'm really out of options already?" She added "what’s the problem, Fidelia open up please" "Marcus" Comfort really didn't get the words at first as her wailing was an obstruction to her words. "Marwus" comfort repeated trying to make sense of out of what she heard. "I'm not getting you, what's Marwus" She tried to catch her breath, then repeated "Marcus" Comfort fell silent like she needed to digest what she heard " I knew this was going to happen but I didn't know it was going to be this fast"

He thought. “Yes, Sir. Although, Miss Billings said that she wouldn’t call it work, because she didn’t last long from lack of work experience.” Meryl said. “How long exactly?” He inquired. “A week, Sir.” Meryl answered nervously. She felt as if the man could see through her practiced lies. “Miss Billings paid her a three months’ worth salary so that she wouldn’t come knocking at her house begging for a job again.” She said as if she had witnessed the scenario, hoping that this could help clear his doubts.

"You say she's your wife? Then what am I? We're married!" Wilson just frowned, silent. I overheard him mutter, "If you hadn't been so persistent, I never would've gone through with the registration back in your hometown" Rowena's face went white as she turned to me, suddenly realizing her grave error. However, I had known all along. The video where she interviewed me went viral, accusing me of being the other woman. It had backfired spectacularly. As a reporter, she should have checked her facts before jumping to conclusions and leading her viewers astray.

Robert eyes widened in shock, knowing Mr Rutherford just called the bank. "Yes, that's me." The lady answered, her voice resounding in the whole room. Mr Rutherford had actually put the phone on loud speaker. "Okay. Well, I would love to find out about a certain error on the company account statement of HEALTH LIFE HOSPITAL. By the way, I'm Mr Rutherford director of health life, and I believe I have the right to ask for such information." "Yes, that is true sir. What error are you talking about?." Mrs Wesley asked.