Mistakes Were Made Meryl Wilsner Novels & Stories

“Do I smell a mutiny here? Are you going to gather all the lower staff and make them go against me or against the royal family?” “That’s preposterous!” Meryl snapped. “You are going too far.” Tere became quiet for a moment and then with a loud noise, she started wailing. “I am only thinking of Galdere’s benefit. How am I going too far?” Angus stroked her back. “There, there. Don’t cry.” “Meryl!” Brishor growled. “Say sorry to Tere!” “I didn’t do anything wrong and so I won’t!” said Meryl and she turned to go back to her room leaving them all stunned. On her way back she saw Chezzal coming back.

“Why did you act like you cared just to make a fool out of me!” “I was always sincere around you Dylan” He lets out a light scoff, ”Yeah you were. You probably saw me as a patient but never a man. In your eyes, I’ll never be worthy. Pretend we never had this conversation.” Anna watched his retreating figure exit the living room. Left all alone in deafening silence, deep down she knew the damage she had done.

"So it's true that you messed up the prescription? You also know that the slightest mistake in composition can be very dangerous and you're still doing it?" Melissa snorted and stood up. She stared at Josephine with arrogance. "Yes. It was Farline's fault because she didn't realize it. Her medical degree turned out to be completely useless. And now, you are accusing me of the same case. Come on, Josephine, if it was when I was still working as your mother's assistant, no one can prove what do I do, especially now, when I'm having a hard time I'm no longer part of Farline Tech!"

She kept her eyes on me, and I could see the remorse in her dark born orbs. "We said those things to you without even checking the facts. If Mr Carlisle hadn't said the truth and if you hadn't defended yourself, you would have been accused without proof. I'm really sorry for what I did." "Me too." the tall and lanky one said. The others also inputted, making me smile. "Owning up to your mistakes... I'm really thankful for this. Also, you were misled, it's not all your fault." "No." the short haired one said, raising her hands up, "don't try to make excuses for us, Miss Harvey. As employees and human beings, it's our job to check the facts before we say something on it. We didn't, and we caus

"Mom, why isn't he moving? Didn't you say he was coming home?" Caitlyn expressionlessly slapped Nelly across the face. I floated beside Millie. I reached out and touched her head. My fingers passed through her hair. I couldn't feel anything. "Good girl. I saw it. You've suffered too much." The sound of heels clicking came from the doorway. Mason walked in. The tip of his nose was red. When Millie saw him, she immediately jumped up and punched him. "You murderer! You sent him to prison back then, and now you made him die on the operating table!"

“Right. The photos.” I nod. “Yes. The photos. What did you expect?” My words are followed by yet another long silence. I take a swig of my whiskey and cross one leg over the other, giving her a minute to gather her bearings. Eventually, it is Mindy who speaks. "Look, Mr. Korolev, I'm sorry,” She whispers, flustered. "I truly am. I made a mistake … I accidentally sent them to the wrong address and-” "Addresses," I correct her with relish. "Many of our executives were being served the privilege to enjoy your exhibition, Miss Williams."

Winston could tell from her eyes that she didn't want to be around him. He put on a serious and apologetic look. Gulping, he ignored the passersby and whispered to her with much sincerity, "Millie, what I did when I dropped you off at the lab was wrong." She couldn't help but shoot a look at him. It wasn't every day that Winston Greer apologized to her. She let out a dry chuckle. "Oh, is that so? I thought Mr. Greer could do no wrong. I was the one at fault. I wasn't being mindful. I should have listened to you."

"How could you possibly know… I made sure those ledgers balanced perfectly…" I leaned down close to her ear and whispered, "Did you honestly think Ben was completely loyal to you? He sent a backup copy of every single fraudulent entry you ever processed." Marilyn's eyes bulged in shock, and a ragged gasp rattled in her throat. Her eyes rolled into the back of her head, and she passed out. The police officers dragged the entire group out of the building. Quiet finally settled back over the conference room. Millie smoothed down the creases of her outfit, then turned to look at me. "Sheryl, you're smart and exceptionally ruthless."

A message waited, unsigned, time-stamped minutes earlier. We underestimated you. That was our error. Serena closed the screen gently. Mistakes had consequences, and she was patient enough to let them unfold.

Marcus is kind, compassionate, and all his namesake would have desired. Her empire. Her legacy. Her life. All built from one wrong signature. All perfect in its imperfection. CEO, wife, mother, and survivor, Aria Chen-Mercer grinned. Because she had made the greatest mistake of her life twenty years prior. And she would be thankful for it every day for the remainder of her life.