Not My Mistake Crossword Clue Novels & Stories

“Y-..!” "Hey watch out!" Bruk—I fell on the dusty floor. I was about to rush upstairs, this damn floor and disgusting dust. They have soiled my expensive clothes and also reduced Aldo's good looks. Wait a minute, I took a small mirror from my back pocket, then looked at my reflection. Huhfff…I breathed a sigh of relief, my face was still handsome. I put the glass back and looked at the two people who were currently looking at me with furrowed brows. Even Key, the girl shook her head at me. "What is wrong?" I asked confused. Have they been fascinated by my good looks this time? "Why are you here? Is there something wrong with your little brain not being able to solve the Rubik's cube?"

One was enough, one was a big mistake. The biggest mistake of my life. But surely not Ella, she's too sweet to be a mistake, too precious, too beautiful and lovely to be a stalker.

She asked. It doesn't take a genius to figure out what happened; she probably misheard her sister and confused the sound of the name she muttered with mine because Aidan and Jayden both have a similar sound to them. I tried to remember if I knew anyone by that name, but I couldn't remember anybody with that name. This is not surprising given that I am not very close to any of my relatives. "Sorry, I didn't know him." She said, "That's okay, he told me you probably don't know him."

"Did you just send that to everyone?" "Ah.... no..not everyone, I think?" Kristina continued, "I mean, I don't have all the faculty and janitors in my facebook." "Gee thanks, that made me feel better." I sarcastically remarked as I continued eating the soup Kristina chuckles nervously, "I didn't mean it sorry." "Oh sure, mistakes happen, right?" "Exactly."

He didn't know how much time passed before urgent knocking came from the door. Eric, as if just snapping out of a daze, got up and opened it. Luna Anya, seeing him standing there perfectly fine, frowned, her voice sharp with displeasure. "What are you doing in here? Why aren't you answering your phone?" But before Eric could reply, Luna Anya noticed the state of the storage room, her expression growing even sterner. "What's going on? What is this mess?" Luna Anya's voice kept droning on, but Eric seemed to hear nothing, completely lost in his own world.

"Try his study; he’s probably buried in work again." "Okay, thank you!" Emily replied, grateful for the guidance as she started to continue down the hallway. “Wait! Hold on,” Stephanie suddenly halted her in her tracks, a slight pout forming on her lips. “You’re going the wrong way. He’s on the third floor. He lives there.” “Third floor?” Emily felt a knot of confusion tighten in her stomach. “Yeah, you didn’t know?” Stephanie chuckled softly, her surprise evident. “He dropped me off in that room when we arrived, and then he just vanished,” Emily said, pointing at the adjacent door, feeling a wave of frustration wash over her.

There has to be a mistake. They must have made another mistake- just like last time. I ran out of the lobby in search of Cole but he was nowhere to be found. I need to find him. He needs to explain these test results to me. He needs to explain how he just lost his dad while I just gained one.

The drive to Vivian's house was filled with the rhythmic hum of the road, a backdrop to his contemplations. As he navigated the familiar streets, his mind was a whirlwind of emotions. He couldn't shake the feeling that he had made a mistake, a big one. Leaving Veronica for what? A fleeting attraction and a confusing situation with Vivian? The self-doubt gnawed at him, amplifying his sense of foolishness.

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.

is clearly showing and I try my best to wipe it off but it didn't. This should be the biggest mistake of the century.