My Last Mistake Novels & Stories

Why is my own heart betraying me? “...Dawn, whether you believe it or not, there was no plan; I didn’t deceive you. Everything I showed you and said was true. Your problems with Loraine are separate from our relationship. I didn’t use you; I didn’t treat you as a pastime. Everything just happened by coincidence. My only mistake was not telling you about Tito Louis and Tita Vanessa. I didn’t know how to say it to you. I know how much you love your dad, and I know you’d be deeply hurt once you find out. I was a coward because I didn’t want to hurt you. I’m sorry for that.

We went inside and he helped me sit in the bumper car. "Hey!" I shouted when he crashed to my car. "Sorry, I'm not an expert." He said, Teasing me. I rolled my eyes, psh! He knew how to drive a freaking car! I just smiled at him and also crashed into his car. He wasn't angry with me, he even smiled at me! I crashed his car again. “Sorry! I didn't mean it! ” I said while laughing. “Ok, stop it, Ayla. It’s dangerous. ”

"Some of us have actual work to do." "Right." I took a breath. "Three years ago, I made the worst mistake of my life. I stood in front of my pack and rejected my fated mate. Told her she wasn't good enough. That she was weak. That I couldn't tie myself to an omega who brought nothing but shame to the Alpha bloodline." The room went quiet. Elara's face showed shock. She hadn't expected this. Hadn't expected me to air our history publicly.

I didn't bother picking it up. When I stepped outside, a cold winter rain had begun to fall. Raymond opened an umbrella over us. "What are you going to do now?" I looked through the curtain of rain at the city's glittering lights and answered quietly, "Take back everything that's mine and start over." - The next month became a nightmare for Adeline and Owen, and the final chapter of the last ten years of my life. The tax investigation confirmed that Adeline had misappropriated millions of dollars in company funds.

Instead, he grumbled, "Do you know what time it is? Why are you just coming down now?" Suppressing the discomfort gnawing at me, I forced a smile. With one hand on my lower back, I strolled over and sat across from him. "It's all your fault," I whined. "You were way too rough last night. I could barely keep up. And now, my back hurts." As soon as I said it, Preston's grip faltered. His coffee mug tilted, and a few drops splashed onto his shirt. I grabbed a napkin and dabbed at the stain for him. "What's wrong?" I asked, playing dumb.

Yet she clutched it like it was the most precious thing in the world. "Josiah, look, this is the watch you loved so much back then. I've kept it all this time. I know I was wrong. I know it with every fiber of my being. Please, won't you give me one more chance? I'll spend the rest of my life making up for the mistakes I made in the past." Her voice cracked with sobs, her eyes brimming with desperate pleading. I looked at the familiar watch, but I felt nothing. That painful chapter of my life had long since been washed away, buried beneath years of quiet, steady happiness.

my head ached as I tried remembering the awful events from last night. “I bumped into my fiancé’s wedding, we had a little argument then I found myself here,” I said and the doctors and nurses faces turned blue showing a sign of remorse for me. “Last I checked, I’m here for me to get better, not to get pity from people who barely even know me!” I snapped. “It was a bad experience and no one deserves to be treated that way but you need to calm down and tell us how you feel and the series of events before that one,” the doctor explained and I kept mute for a while before looking him in the face.

I began. "Mmm, ya it's a little weird " Adria says laughing. "Um can I have my head back? or do you intend to keep it?" Her dimples become more visible with every chuckle that slips her mouth. Her opal green eyes wondered down to my hands and then back up at me. I realizing what she's pointing out and I immediately let her go. "Sorry" I say embarrassed which causes Adria to laugh again. "Thats nothing to be embarrassed about" she pause "you almost crushing me last night, now that's different."

He stood in front of me, chest rising and falling fast. Silence. Finally, he stepped back. “This was a mistake.” I tilted my head, still panting. “Really?” “Yes.” His voice was hard, but his hands shook as he buttoned his shirt. I smirked. “Didn’t feel like one.” He shot me a look. “This is the last time. Do you hear me? The last time.” “Sure,” I said, sliding off the desk, not bothering to clean up. “Ivy, I mean it.”

It had been over two decades since the last time I had appeared before someone who messed up their spell. I shudder at the memory. That was a horrible mistake. That woman’s voice was the worst, and she was so demanding for someone who had bound themselves as my slave. I had spent one day with her before I had thrown her to the wolves, literally, and decided not to do that shit again. Then again…this could be exactly what I need to get myself out of this rut I find myself in.