Right Person Wrong Time Stories Novels & Stories

You're not alone, and you're not crazy. The truth always has a way of coming out. Sometimes it just needs the right person to speak it at the right time. I sit back, my coffee growing cold in my hand. This isn't the writing of someone who's lying. This is someone who understands exactly what it's like to be up against powerful people. Someone who's made it her mission to help others in similar situations. I want to trust her. I want to believe we can work together. I close the laptop and look at the time. It's only eleven AM. Rhys won't be home for hours.

You're never satisfied. A person who was never satisfied would never find happiness, no matter how many fresh starts they got. Tears of regret slipped down his face. "Is there really no chance? I truly know I was wrong!" I gave him a definite answer. "No chance." After I left, I never visited him again as I valued what I had now far more. There was an overseas exchange opportunity in my field of research. The director immediately nominated me for it. When I arrived in Amesden, I saw Damien and Ryan waiting for me at the airport. Damien was holding a bouquet as he walked toward me. My eyes lit up in surprise.

Brad excused himself as he sped off to go grab his daughter. After a moment, he was back on the phone. "Sorry about that. Nora's at it again. No one can curb her stubbornness." He chuckled and cleared his throat. "Okay, I have good news and bad news which one do you want to hear first?" Most people would go for the bad news first before the good news but not Jason Lyndon. He wanted to hear the bad news last so he could face it head-on without swaying. "You know me... Pitch me with the bad news last." He replied with a smile, rolling his shoulders backward as if he was trying to lose a knot in his muscles.

Then, with a thud, he dropped to his knees. "Katie, I was wrong! I know I was wrong! Amanda never loved me! The moment I got fired and lost my income, she changed the locks and wouldn’t even let me see Gabriel! "She said the house is in her name, and she told me to get out of her life… I was fooled, Katie! "I don’t even have a place to stay now. My parents fell ill from the stress… Please, help me. Please." Watching him cry like this, full of regret, I felt nothing but disgust. So now that he was broke and kicked out by his mistress, he finally remembered me, his personal ATM.

-POV Derby The message came at 9:47 PM and killed two years in ten seconds. I think you deserve to know. Three cold sentences from a girl I’d never met. Rian had been fucking her for eight months. Eight months of him coming home late, smiling at his phone, telling me “it’s just work” while I kept convincing myself the cracks in us were normal. I wasn’t stupid. I’d seen the signs. I just chose not to name them, because naming them meant admitting I was the second choice again.

"Ms. Shaw, this is all my fault. I had foolishly placed the wrong person in that position. Please don't be upset." When Lucas saw Gordon grovel so desperately, he finally realized just how massive a mistake he had made. He finally realized that the powerful backer he had always relied on was nothing in front of this woman. "M-Ms. Shaw…" Lucas crawled toward me and reached for my leg, looking akin to a maggot wriggling across the floor. "I was wrong. I failed to recognize who you were. Please, have mercy. Let me go just this once." I tried my best to weather the agonizing pain shooting through my right knee as I looked down at him.

All I could hear was Jason yelling that I was a liar. Fine. I lied to him. But he was the one who had been lying to me — completely, thoroughly — for nine years. Nine years of my life, and I couldn't even get the title of wife in return. Fine then. I'll be someone else's wife. I made it onto the plane just before the doors closed. We took off right on time. I sat down, put on my eye mask, and tried to rest.

" The moment I finished speaking, the room sank into complete silence. Across all three lifetimes, every one of us had tried. None of us got a good ending. Still, the Royal Astrologer insisted that Princess Shirley's fated person was somewhere among the three Lynch brothers. Unless... Had our parents secretly fathered another son out there somewhere? The problem was that our parents had already been dead for eight years. There was no way to confirm anything anymore. I was still nursing a headache over it when Bryson sat up straight and started analyzing the situation seriously. "Think about it carefully. "I died because the princess thought I was ugly. Griffin died because of the child. "How

Chapter 1 Justina's POV “Justy, it hurts to tell you that, but I can't make it for our honeymoon. My schedule just won't fit it in,” my newlywed husband said, 3 hours before our flight. I clutched my luggage, sinking my teeth so far into my lip that it nearly punctured it. “Why?” Came my feeble response. He sighed heavily across the line.

The instant I stepped inside, a folder came flying straight at my face. "Do you even know what time it is?" Poppy snapped. "The company starts work at eight. Why did you only show up at ten?" The sharp edge of the folder sliced across my forehead, drawing blood. I clutched my head and looked at Poppy, who was sitting behind the desk, lording her power over everyone. Everyone in the company knew that ten o'clock was my official start time—a perk reserved for the top sales performer. It was an unspoken rule.