Now They Want My Forgiveness Novels & Stories

I just need a reason to stay. A damn reason. I close my eyes tightly. The way I've been treated by the people in my life has been a cycle, and this is my only chance to break it. So I swallow all the forgiveness Aaron even asked for, but I was willing to give. I open my eyes again, and the door is right in front of me. I accepted anything, because I had been getting nothing since forever.

Suddenly, I heaved, wishing my life could be completely free from chaos. Caleb went on his knees; I turned to him and arched my brow. “I understand that you detest me. I am not here to justify anything; all I want is your forgiveness.” He spoke softly and my body wanted me to hug him but I refused. I quickly asked him to get up and he did. I didn’t want to be the highlight of the next news that will trend. I wished we could be away from each other so we can live in peace but with each day, it gets difficult.

Because in that moment, I didn’t want revenge anymore. I wanted forgiveness. And I didn’t know if I would ever earn it. Not from her. Not from myself. But this—this was the price. And I would pay it. Even if it meant losing everything.

I wanted to see him, I wanted to talk to him, and I wanted to laugh with him like we used to before the Petra of it all. “I do,” I confessed as I hid my face beneath the pillow. I could hear Amaya laugh, “Then do it.” She screamed. I looked up at her. “How can I forgive him? I don't know if I can.” “You don't have to forgive him right now, Soph. It's just dinner.” I thought about her words for a second; she was right. I didn't have to make any hard decisions right now, and I was tired of pretending like I didn't want him. So I picked up my phone before I could talk myself out of it.

I couldn’t think about any other thing then than to revenge, I couldn’t think about anytime else than to get my revenge or whoever had a hand in the accident, I didn’t even care if they were at fault or not, I just wanted to hurt someone and make them the same pain I was feeling, but I went overboard with it. I finally sighed and stood up, all I wanted after doing what I did in the past and putting so many lives in danger was forgiveness, that was the only thing I craved for. I heaved out a loud sigh once again and moved closer to Kasy, I wanted forgiveness, even if it meant going out of my way to do that, even if I’ll have to do things I’ve never done before. I cleared my throat, “Where is

What I do not deserve is her forgiveness, and yet I find myself wanting it more than I have ever wanted anything in my entire life. I am walking toward Vex's home right now. He sent a message earlier saying that we would soon be planning to head out for more investigation about the virus. Sage had apparently identified the active ingredient and its source. That should be my main focus. The virus is killing thousands of people. Finding the source should be the only thing on my mind. But it is not. All I want is Sage's forgiveness. I know I do not deserve it. I know I may never get it. But the need sits in my chest like a stone, heavy and unyielding, and I cannot seem to dislodge it no matter

I said to him, I just wanted his Forgiveness that was all. "What were you thinking? That you can fight him alone!!?" He yelled at me "I thought I could beg him to free my father and leave us alone, I don't know he would hold me captive too" I answered with my head down "I can't be angry with you forever, I would one day forgive you, why don't I do it now," he said Smiling at me, and I smiled back "Am I forgiving?" I asked and he nodded "Okay couples, I need to find someone here," Vella said

"Trevor, let me go. I hurt Lydia. I should pay with my life!" Trevor's heart nearly broke. He was terrified she'd do something reckless. "No! Don't say that! It was an accident. None of us wanted this." "But the police will figure it out sooner or later. I... I should just end my life." "No. There's got to be a way. I'll talk to my mom. She'll forgive you. I'm their only son. They'll listen to me." Evelyn nodded. "If your mom forgives me, then we can finally be together."

"I'm sorry. I didn't do the right thing, and I'm not asking you to like me, or love me, I'm asking you to forgive me." Forgiveness seems so far away now. I look out at the road and watch the traffic for a long while. "Listen, I can't say I forgive you now. Because I'm not there yet. I appreciate you coming, but I don't want your money. I'm going to have her cremated and be done with it. If you want to come, you can, but don't bring your new wife. I see that ring on your finger. You have any more kids? Do I have any siblings?"

No matter what he did, we could never go back to before. Caleb wiped his blood away before looking up at me. The despair in his eyes was evident as he pleaded hoarsely, "I want to make it up to you. Make up for my mistakes. I don't need us to reconcile. All I want is your forgiveness. Natasha, please give me a chance to make it up to you." Caleb kept groveling at my feet, sobbing loudly. I never once imagined that the high and mighty Caleb, who once renounced himself of earthly desires, would be begging me so pitifully for my forgiveness.