Novel Three Mistakes Of My Life Novels & Stories

"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.

Another message had given me an ultimatum, causing me to pick up the pace and reach there faster, all the while, my mind being pulled in different directions. Nothing good ever came from a message like that. My stomach twisted the entire walk over, my mind replaying the one scene I couldn’t escape: Zelest, half-dressed, sunlight bleeding over his skin, and the mess I’d made in the aftermath. It’s been three days since the incident.

She went back home dejected and broken with no one to console her or even advise her on what to do. After brooding over the issue for three days more, she finally came to the conclusion that she has to choose between her life and the baby. She has a bright future in front of her and she will not allow the presence of the baby to hinder her life. She acknowledged her mistake, let the fact that her mother has left her sink and concluded that life goes on.

Agony ripped through me, and I cried out in pain, my voice mingling with the echoes of his laughter. I never imagined my life in this pack would descend into such darkness. I remembered the day I first met Caleb—it was the day of my sixteenth birthday. I was supposed to undergo the rite of passage, to finally shift into my wolf form, but something went wrong. My wolf didn't emerge, and my former pack members saw it as a sign of weakness. They decided to expel me from the pack.

That I was okay all alone. But the truth is, I was not alone! I was lonely...I was always lonely. I didn't need people in my life, because I was afraid of losing them. And happiness? I didn't deem it necessary, because I doubted, that I even had a chance of being Happy; ever in my life. But then I realized, that all I was ever doing was lying to myself. I had always lived a "LIFE OF LIES". We all deserve to be happy in our lives. We all need people in our life...People that love us, without wanting anything in return.

No the day i meet him ,was the biggest mistake of my life. And I have to face the consequences Curse the day I first saw him So the story goes like this.......

It was like we were joined at the hip, so it only made sense that we would move in together to start our lives. I couldn't of fallen faster for Alex if I had tried, I thought I had found the love of my life. The other half to my soul. I thought we had the perfect life, a quaint little house of some land, every animal I wanted, and we even started thinking about having children. I was obsessed with my family, one simple message and taking a chance led to me finding this incredible man. Led to me being happier than I ever thought possible. A life that was absolutely wonderful, until it wasn't.

Just like I promised, I shared Eric's and Steve money to all the ladies that destroyed their lifes. As for Scarlett, well.. she's currently thanking her stars she didn't fall for his trap. She asked Anna for forgiveness, and although they aren't close but Anna has forgiven her. The both of them are just cool, but definitely not friends. I smiled staring at the sky, in this life I and my family have all made mistakes. The slight bad mistakes, and the really bad ones. But I think the main thing here, is that we have all learnt from all our mistakes.

Then she writes a single additional paragraph at the end, which she titles, simply: What I know now that I didn't know at the beginning. The paragraph reads: I thought the second life was for correcting the first. I know now it was for learning what the first life was actually teaching. Every mistake was information. Every choice I didn't make told me something about what I actually valued. The first life was not a waste. It was the research. The second life is the practice that the research made possible. I needed both. I am grateful for both.

Staying quiet and giving me the moment to speak the way I want. “As you know, I made a bad deal with Alina. We might have been dating, but I got her entangled in my pack’s business, and it cost me alot. I’ve made two major mistakes in my life. The one with Alina, and another that cost my mother her life. It cost Catia’s mom her life, too. I’m not a perfect man. It took alot for me to forgive myself for my mistakes, and now that I have, I try to be very careful of every move that I make.” She snickered. “Then bringing a strange, stranded woman to your home was a big mistake. I could have been a killer.”