Never Regret Anything That Made You Smile Novels & Stories

There is a pen on the paper and it looks like someone purposely left a letter for me. Without thinking about who it is, I grab it and the handwriting catches my attention at first before I can read the first statement. Do not regret anything in life, it reads. Really? I say inwardly, wondering who left this here. I am curious to read till the end so I couldn't give it much thought. I stare back at the paper and start all over again. Do not regret anything in life. Because everything happens for a reason. There is always a reason for you to smile.

I thought I would never regret it, I thought I was always going to smile whenever I remember what I did and the steps I had taken then, but now, it only makes me feel like a very terrible person. I wished I could go back to that time and make things right again, I wished I could go back and stop myself for embarking on any revenge journey, I wished I could stop myself from doing that. But it was gone, and I was left with was the regrets and pains that comes from the dumbest decision I had ever made.

“Anything. Everything.” Liam was quiet for a long moment before he answered. “I used to.” His voice was softer than usual, as if he were choosing his words carefully. I turned slightly to face him, waiting for him to continue. “I used to regret a lot of things,” he admitted. “The choices I made. The things I couldn’t change. The people I lost.” His jaw clenched slightly, but then he let out a quiet chuckle—one that didn’t quite reach his eyes. “But at some point, I realized regret doesn’t change anything. It just… eats at you.” He turned his head then, meeting my gaze. “What about you?”

She understood the liking part, but regret? "What do you regret?" she asked. Suddenly, he pulled over to the side of the road, then looked at her intently. In the car, silence stretched between them. Finally, Wilson spoke in a soft voice, "I regret that I made you lose your smile." Clara’s heart trembled at his words. She could feel her nose getting stuffy. He reached out, gently caressing her face. "I’m sorry, Clara. If I hadn’t made some foolish decisions, you wouldn’t have lost that smile so early in your life. I ruined your life – and in doing so, I ruined my own."

“Why on earth do you keep smiling when your life is a literal mess? You….” “It’s the least I could do for myself, be happy, even when there’s nothing to be happy about. I feel if I smiled more often, I’d get so used to it and then I’ll never have to frown, because you know what they say, mate, you age faster when you frown and I want to be forever young for you, my love. I…..” “I couldn’t ever be with someone like you. You’re nothing but a werewolf and…..”

I didn’t want to make her cry. « We don’t have to blame each other. I got it all back. All the memories from my past life, » she lingered on the last sentence then kept writing, « I won’t make the same mistakes and… let’s fall in love all over again but if you regret it then let’s say goodbye before things get complicated. » « I never say goodbye. That is how it always is. »

Will I never have the chance to see your smile and laughter again? ****

“I am going to regret this.” She smiles sweetly. “No, you’ll be glad.”

Never Again 🌷 “Promise Yourself To be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind. To talk health, happiness, and prosperity to every person you meet. To make all your friends feel that there is something in them To look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true. To think only the best, to work only for the best, and to expect only the best. To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own. To forget the mistakes of the past

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