Put The Blame On Mame Meaning Novels & Stories

"Gale, it's not my fault..." 'Don't blame me.'

Ama says with a shrug, spearing a carrot on her fork and popping it into her mouth with an arched brow, her eyes cutting to Luna, who’s picking her teeth with a fingernail. I’m so pissed I don’t even know who to direct my anger at—Ama for being a smug bitch, Luna for being a complete imbecile, or fate herself for cursing me with this mate, if that’s what she is. I find myself hoping this is a joke, that someone is fucking with me. Right now, it seems preferable to having a True Mate who doesn’t understand basic human decency.

My momentary weakness should not be taken for permanence, "Now this is what I'm talking about. Are you still going to reach out to the one that dumped..." My glare cut him off, "you cannot blame me for something that's not even my fault. You and I know that you've been dumbed and it's time for you to regain your momentum." He overrode my anger.

“All you can do is speak things you cannot do. Didn't you boost how good you are and how you would get the acid on Madeline in just two days and how one of her friends was your accomplice, blah blah blah, and here we are, Madeline is still walking with a straight face and nice skin with her husband beside her? All you can do is speak things you cannot do. Accept it.” “I was almost there. I almost threw the acid on Madeline but a bitch was wearing the same dress as her and I mistook her for Madeline. I would have done the deal if it wasn't for the girl so I'm not to be blamed.” “Then who is? Me? I'm I to be blamed for giving you acid and wasting my money on this? I should have done it myself

“It's not your fault. I alone deserve the blame.” “I disagree.” Yomi fondly looked at Idara as he placed his hand on her cheek, wiping her tears with great care. “The blame is all mine.” Idara chuckled amid tears. “Why are you so stubborn?” She sniffed, shooting Yomi a puzzled look. “I've already said that something is mine and you are still dragging it with me. Are you all right?”

Every one should bear the weight of their mistakes instead of leaving it to others to bear it for them. " I am sorry for putting all the blames on you. I played my part as much as you did yours. Both of us were driven by our feelings for the victims. You gave too much of your time and invested a lot of emotions into loving Hamdan yet he disappointed you. You had the right to feel wronged. The only mistakes you committed was that you vented your frustrations and anger on the wrong person and using the wrong method.

Nathan looked back at his mother and said quickly, "Just wait a little longer." "Nathan, did you just bully Amada?" Martha stepped closer to the two of them. Seeing the wet corners of Amada's eyes, she immediately turned to blame Nathan. Martha's voice was stern, showing anger towards Nathan. "What did you do, I'm so sorry." Nathan heard that he was wrongly blamed, and immediately cried out: "It's okay, Mom. Don't blame your son for no reason." "You didn't, so why is Amada crying? Look, Amada's eyes are red." Mrs. Martha reasoned. Her gaze was fixed on Nathan, as if ready to behead Nathan, whenever she wanted.

"I know I'm paying for what I did. I shouldn't have agreed to it when he insisted, but I did. And since then, things have been a mess and I kept holding on, thinking that things will get better as days go on. I had no idea things will turn out this way. I'm so so sorry, Maama. If only I could turn back time, I wouldn't have done it. Please, find it in your heart to forgive me." Maama was crying, she was crying so hard as she listened to her daughter narrate what had happened. She blames herself for not keeping a close watch on her to notice what had been happening. She blames herself. "Come here, Zeenatu." And she held her daughter in a tight hug, a hug so fierce, filled with love and pain.

"Mabel, I'm the one at fault. I took the initiative to help them; how could I let you be at fault?" "You don't know how angry Mr Mattia is." "Hasn't the punishment already been determined? Mattia said it was about the rules here in Mannor, right?" "Don't you understand the meaning of Mattia saying who is the Boss of this manor?" I shook my head; looking at Mabel like this made me feel even more guilty, even though I didn't intend to drag her. "I'm just trying to help other people, but it's as if I'm committing a big sin?"

Amanah “I HATE YOU!” I screamed at Miall as my tears rolled down my cheeks. “All you do is lie and lie to me,” I groaned angrily as I pushed him away. “Amanah, let me explain,” he said calmly as he tried to reach for me, but I slapped his hands away.