No Vale La Pena Novels & Stories

“Worth it?” Master Maack was so angry that he was speechless. “Fine. Explain everything to me,” he huffed. “Let’s see how ‘worth it’ it can possibly be. If I think otherwise, I will give you two hard slaps. Don’t think that I’ll spare your dignity!”

"Noelle Turner, just look at yourself right now! Your petty jealousy truly makes me sick!" "That's 200 million, not 200 dollars!" I retorted shrilly. "Besides, that's the company's money—a result of everyone's hard work! You shouldn't be using it to pay for Lena's stupidity!" "The company's money? Where would the company be today without me?" Hendrick looked down at me with a superior expression and asked, "Other than the meager investment you gathered at the beginning, what else have you done? How dare you tell me what to do!"

Alaric looks at me contrite and full of guilt, “I’m sorry, I didn’t mean for it to come out like that. I just meant, maybe no helping people for a while. It’s not worth it if it gets you killed.” “Is everything okay in here?” Valeria’s voice suddenly chimes in.

The best he could do was a grunt. Think Knox, think, what was the last thing you remember... An amused voice popped up in his head, full of sarcasm," Or you could always ask me. I'm along for the ride, too, dumbass." Vadem, his wolf, seemed to be getting way too much enjoyment out of their predicament, if it were possible for wolves to laugh, his would be rolling on the ground clutching at his sides by now, and Knox fought the urge to do an internal eye roll.

Raina smiled and replied, “First, no matter the price, I can afford it. Besides, this isn’t someone else’s business. “Second, maybe hard work doesn’t always guarantee results—but whether something works or not, you don’t know until you try. If I didn’t know the truth, maybe I’d keep quiet. But since I do, I won’t let people who did the right thing suffer unjustly. “And third…” She let her hand fall and spoke gently, “When people are struggling, they often think—‘If only someone had reached out to help me back then’. Maybe I’m not the one to change their fate, but I don’t want to just stand by and do nothing. Of course, someone like you, a worthless failure, will never understand what I mean.

I was always finding myself defending the one person that would no longer defend me. "You get the most of it from him, Savannah." "He doesn't have anger issues." Sure, Josh was easily riled up, like most people our age. But I knew what he was like and I knew who he was. "You still like him, don't you?" Valentina stopped her make up momentarily to ask, looking at me through the mirror in front of her. I shook my head, not granting the spoken answer as a lie and turned around to continue my hair, without the eyes of Valentina and April, scrutinising my features.

“Don’t question it.” “I can’t,” I whispered, shaking my head. “This isn’t something I can accept. You know what this is worth. I don’t…” My voice trailed off. “I don’t deserve it.” Mrs. Rodriguez’s smile slowly disappeared, her brow furrowing. “Sofia, don’t be ridiculous. You are worth everything, and this is just a token of that.” “No,” I said firmly. “I’m not worth having something like this. Not something this extravagant.”

“I was wrong. He wasn't worth it. I should have let go…” Upon seeing Valencia’s pitiful expression and hearing Valencia’s changes slightly, Aneira’s unwelcoming gaze cracked, but in the next second, Aneira’s expression turned cold. She shrugged Valencia's hand away, and she coldly uttered, “I'm sorry, I don't understand what you are saying. You've got the wrong person.”

Valeria confuted after she heard William's ironic words, "What can I do? Shall I apologize to the mistress and take all the blame while that is not my fault?" "I didn't mean that. I just want to remind you that there is not only one solution for all the problems. It depends on how you think." "I can't change anything. I know my father well. My apology is the only solution. Do I have to do this?" Valeria didn't think her life would be too hard, "What's the big deal? The only thing I have to do is to reduce my costs. I'm sure that I can support myself." "Oh, really?" William sneered for Valeria's naivety.

she asked, cupping Valerie's face "What has happened to you? your skin has become so pale, " "Don't worry Mom, I just feel tired," Valerie replied "Alex, have you been treating Valerie well? She looks miserable, " "Yes mother, I took her to the movies earlier. Right, Val? " he asked faking a smile Maldito idiota- Valerie muttered and then forced a smile. *Spanish word to English is- Fucking Idiot. * "Yes, it was a very fun experience, " Alan laughed at the obvious fakery and rolled his eyes.