My Last Mistake Novels & Stories

Which has left her desperate. Lucas drummed his fingers on the desk, thinking hard. "And desperate people make mistakes." I smiled, slow and evil, a big grin spreading from my lips. "Exactly." Lucas moved forward, the black searing from his eyes. "Let's make this last error her last one." I smiled again. "Let's get it over with." And so it was done. The last confrontation started

“We can talk about this.” Talk? Something inside me shook. “What is there to talk about?!” I snapped. My voice cracked. “You got another woman pregnant!” My hands trembled. I wanted to hit him. I wanted to scream. “It was a mistake!” he shot back. “You weren’t here. I was lonely!” The words hit me, harder than anything before. And in that moment, I realized he wasn’t sorry for what he did. He was only sorry I found out. But this time,

I felt my face warm as I thought over my sentence. "Deal!" He laughed softly. I looked at him and stuttered over my words, "not like—that's not what I meant!" He laughed, "a deals a deal!" I paused, opening and closing my mouth as a fish stuck on land. "Hmmm?" He paused his movements as well smirking as I struggled to come up with something. I let a growl slip as I turned and stomped to the stairs, "forget it." "Let's train tomorrow so I can prove you wrong~!" He called.

"I want to tell her that everything that happened was my fault" ****** "Stop this Tiana, you know i wont let you leave" Marcus stood up immediately "I don't think I would need your permission to do that, incase you forgot, I'm an adult." "Tiana please calm down, we certainly can talk about this" Jess tried taking the bag away from Tiana " There's nothing to talk about Jess" the certainty in her voice was a pain in Marcus heart. "I am really sorry Tiana, I'm ready to make this right" sincerity really evident in his voice

I scoff after he said that. "I don't think I'm going to make another mistake after you make me realize how important for me to choose my partner wisely. I think the biggest mistake I've ever made is with you and give all my heart for you. I was so stupid back there." I said it all out. I am really mad at him and this scars really deep in my heart and I don't think it will recover just like that.

"Well, I just thought that we would be together now that mom and I are back." "Uh, what do you mean?" "Well you guys said you were off getting really smart so you could take care of yourself. But that night I heard mommy crying in the kitchen to grandma about a mistake." "What else did you hear buddy?" "Just stuff like 'I should of done better' 'I should of stayed and fought for him' but I wasn't sure who mommy was talking about." I knew exactly what she was talking about. I didn't think my heart could break anymore, but it did.

"Are you sure? You sounded really stressed out last night." I hadn't been able to talk last night because I had to deal with the consequences of my mistake. "Yeah, last night was a bit difficult." Last night was a nightmare. It was a huge mistake that could have cost me dearly. And because of it, Andrei and Mikhail were really upset with me- they still are. But a tiny part of me was glad that it happened. "But-"

Grandma thought it was her own nose going with age. And now I was finally dead. Mom. Your biggest mistake was over. Could you forgive me now?

She was planning to extend this, to make it a morning. Her brow furrows slightly. “I thought… I thought we could have breakfast.” Her voice is tentative, a touch of uncertainty flickering in her eyes. She takes a hesitant step into the room, the tray held out like an offering. The weight of it all crashes down. The wasted time. The distraction. Luca and Natalie are plotting something. Liam Conall is still out there, possibly slipping further from my grasp with every minute I spend here. “Look,” I start, my voice rougher than I intend. I rake a hand through my hair. “I… I’m sorry.” It’s inadequate, pathetic even, but it’s all I’ve got. “Last night… It was a mistake. A fucking huge mistake.”

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.