One Night Of Regret Novels & Stories

I regret ever meeting her, I regret ever flirting with her, I regret ever having anything to do with her in the first place. I should have sent her out of the room that night. I should not have let my escapades get the best of me. Now look where that has gotten me. I run my hand through my hair and face, letting out a deep sigh. “I’ll get another person on the job” Matthew mutters

Regret washes over his face, etching lines of sorrow and remorse. "You're right, Nora. You were never meant to be caught in the crossfire of our rivalry," Jay admits, his voice filled with regret. "I should have protected you, shielded you from the pain and the choices that were forced upon you." Nora gazes at him, her eyes filled with a mixture of sadness and longing. The regret in Jay's expression mirrors the tumultuous emotions swirling within her own heart. "I never wanted any of this," Nora whispers, her voice barely audible. "I never wanted to be a pawn in your family's feud. I just wanted to live my own life, make my own choices."

"That's not up to you. That's up to the face under that mask. I'm not going to force her anymore, but I'll stay by her side and wait until she is willing to take it off herself, and let me see who she really is. When that day comes…" Richard stopped there, but both of them knew what he meant. When that day came, it would mean Maria was truly willing to give him another chance. He would spend the rest of his life making it up to her and cherishing her. Richard's gaze grew determined. Hector was also able to see just how genuine Richard's regret was from the determination in his eyes. But… Life just didn't work that way. Just because someone regretted everything didn't mean they automatically

"Can I ask you something?" "Anything." "Do you think about it? That night we had together?" My breath caught. "Every day." "Do you regret it?" "Never. Not even when I was scared and alone and convinced you'd destroy my life if you found out about Emma." I turned my face into his palm. "Do you?" "Regret the most perfect night of my life? The night that gave me you and Emma?" His voice dropped to almost a whisper. "The only thing I regret is that it took me so long to find my way back to you."

I turned on my heel, my voice trembling as I finally spoke. “You both will regret this.” I didn’t even know how. I didn’t know what I could do to them, how I could make them feel even a fraction of the pain I felt. But I meant it. I meant every word. Theresa’s mocking laughter filled the room, stopping me in my tracks. “Regret? How?” she sneered. “What exactly are you capable of?” I bit my lip so hard I tasted blood. “You have nothing, Alexandria. Everything belongs to Asher now.”

his question number Cyra. “Did you regret submitting yourself to me that night?” Her eyes glossed up more at his question because the answer was a straight no. She was afraid, she was worried, she was tense but even as a mistake, she didn't regret that night. She never even thought about calling that night as her guilt when she should. But why? “Did you ever regret, knowing it was me and not your love?” his voice turned huskier, piercing right through her soul. More tears shedded from her eyes.

"Three years of marriage and she couldn't spend one birthday with him? She doesn't deserve to mourn him." "Poor man. He deserved better." I almost laughed. Not because any of it was funny. But because the comments—both the ones defending her and the ones attacking her—were all wrong. Victoria wasn't mourning me. She was mourning the man who had loved her. The man who had given her everything and asked for nothing but honesty in return. She wasn't sad because I was gone. She was sad because she had finally realized what she had lost. And that wasn't love. That was regret.

“We may be divorced, but I haven’t forgotten the past.” From the beginning of the party until now, the shock she had given him had made him extremely agitated. If things continued this way, he might fall ill.. Kira's mood took a nosedive. She felt ashamed. “Oh, so what’s your deal now? The thing you could have had but didn’t appreciate, and now that you’ve lost it, you’re regretting it?” “Amelia?” “Mr. Thiago, you’ve missed the boat. The things I once wanted to give you, you didn’t want it. And if you want them in the future, tough luck!”

He trailed off, and I simply stared at him and waited to hear what more he could say. Eventually, he did finish, "I made a mistake. I'll do all I can to make things right." Seeing the pain and remorse in his eyes, I said coolly, "So you're showing guilt now? Abusing me for Eva's sake without a second thought? But you see, guilt doesn't apply to everything. We're never getting back together again." And I'm not a person who forgets the pain after my scars fade.

“They mean it. You don’t get in unless the Gate’s fed.” “Fed what, exactly?” one of the teenagers whispered, though we all knew. “Regrets,” the older woman said. “The deep ones.” Jax grimaced. “Of course. Emotional damage DLC.” I stared at the text. “One regret… per person?” I asked. “Or do we—do we share? Is this like group therapy where only one person has to cry for everyone to go home early?” As if in answer, fresh script bled into existence below the first line, letters forming in a slow, deliberate scrawl: