Quotation About Second Chances Novels & Stories

"Okay, I will repeat it one more time. Please listen carefully, so there will not be any fights between us, because I dislike repeating my words more than twice. I told you earlier, what if we—" ***

“Enough about me…Tell me what’s got my pretty ward worried?” Mira told Eldora about Jack’s parents and her dilemma. She sighed heavily as she finished “I know… I know… no pain, no gain… that’s heaven’s will.” “Yes… but…” Eldora’s lips curled slyly “there are always exceptions.” “Huh?” Mira lifted her eyes towards Eldora, within them, confusion slowly giving way to hope. “You have used heaven’s gift or rather second chance wisely.” Eldora explained. “You’ve earned a few merits.”

asks Dane. "I would give you a second chance. Most likely. But if you were to hurt me so badly, I don't know," I say as I voice my thoughts, "but I highly doubt you could actually hurt me. I'm very hard to harm." "Yeah, probably. But I still would argue that second chances are just as crucial as the first chance you give," he says. "What's the meaning of giving another chance anyhow? It would most likely end up like the first time," I say flatly.

I thought about my step -dad, whom I didn't know anything about for the past many years of being away from him. They never bothered looking for me even for a single day. I thought about Duke Patrick, whom i denied a chance of being in the life of his son Michael. I flashbacked the day he left us in the hospital bed and went for his wife. I knew he would return as he had promised but I decided to flee away not thinking of any consequences of my actions. I knew I wronged them all but I deserve another chance. I deserved to be forgiven no matter how wrong I was.

When life has given me a second chance to redeem my mistake, I won’t let it slide. ‘I am sure one day you will forgive me, Athena.’

She started to approach him, but Steve held her back. "Laura, please, stop. You're causing a scene," I urged her, glancing around as onlookers started to take notice of our confrontation, and I couldn't stand the attention. "I'm causing a scene because I want you to realize that he's manipulating you again." "How many times do I have to say it? I'm an adult, not a child. I can make my own decisions, and I know what I'm doing. I understand your concern, but I believe people can change. I wouldn't have let him back into my life if I didn't believe he'd changed. Giving people a second chance can be a good thing; people can change, Laura," I explained to her.

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I desperately want him to say I'm hallucinating and not in love, I guess l*st is okay too. "I don't think so." He shook his head side ways. "The best for you is to search your self for the right answer before you finally loose your mind. And if you certain it's really love, go for it. Every one deserves a second chance and I guess you aren't excluded." Surprisingly, his words sank into my brain and my anger was slowly retracting back to where ever it was coming from. Maybe I should go for Lincoln's advice? Right! Every one really deserves a second chance, will it be bad if I'm granted mine? No, right?

And the bond, patient yet insistent, waited for me to choose—to choose her, to choose the life we were building, to choose the path away from temptation and back into truth. And I knew, deep in my chest, that if I failed, there would be no second chance.

“I don’t know what comes next.” I thought about my own answer. “You learn,” I said slowly. “Piece by piece.” “And if I fail?” “Then you try again,” I replied. “You don’t have to get it right the first time.” He rested his head against my shoulder. “Did you?” “No,” I said. “I got it wrong more times than I can count.” “Yet here you are,” he said. “Because someone once gave me a second chance,” I replied. He was quiet for a long time after that.