Sexiest Mistake Novels & Stories

“Why do you make everything so...ridiculous?” “Because you make it too easy,” I replied, my grin refusing to fade. “Look, Eloise, I’m not the one calling kisses ‘mistakes’ like they’re typos in a text message. A mistake is forgetting your wallet, not...that. not almost having an intercourse” “It was a mistake,” she snapped, finally meeting my eyes. “I was exhausted, emotional, and not thinking straight. And I’m sorry if that bruises your massive ego, but it’s the truth.”

Angeli was Hubert's best friend, and I had to get along with her for Hubert’s sake. “I can’t do anything about it now. It’s already happened,” I whispered. “Your family really did you wrong. Imagine, they kicked you out without considering that it’s not all your fault.” “It’s still my fault. I could have said no, walked away, not gone through with the one-night stand, but what did I do?” I really regret not fighting the temptation. I’m not drugged or drunk. I’m sober, yet I made a massive mistake. “Why though? Was the escort that good-looking that you couldn’t say no?” I sighed. That’s not the case.

“No, tesoro. But I am only human, and I will fuck up now and then.” I snicker, “A fuck-up would be you forgetting my birthday. A fuck-up would be you forgetting to pay an overdue bill or forgetting our anniversary.” I stab my finger in his chest. “You didn't fuck up, Alessandro. You got fucked and you got caught red-handed. I was willing to let the redhead slide from last night, thinking she was the first, but I'm wrong.” I shake my head, blinking back the tears. “It seems like you've been letting the wrong head make all your decisions,” I looked down at his groin. “And last night, what happened between us was a big mistake.”

From Alessia's POV I thought telling Sara about my past was the worst mistake, but I was wrong. My biggest mistake was telling Daunte. I should have kept the secret, but I was so overwhelmed by my feelings that I spilled the beans. Now, Daunte knew everything about my past, and I was scared of what would happen next.

“Who told you?” “Did you really think you two were being that smart about hiding it?” He let out a sardonic laughter. “Of course not, I could see through you two very easily. I just pretended not to cause you two were trying so hard to fool everyone it was a bit fun to watch.” “I know Travis, Britney,” she continued. “I know him like the back of my hand. And that is why I know the biggest mistake any girl can make is to fall for someone like him.”

Someone who loved openly instead of hiding behind power. Rejecting Elara was my biggest mistake. The worst decision of my life. The thing I'd carry forever as reminder of who I never wanted to be again. But choosing her every day since. That was my best decision. The thing that defined me now. The choice I made continuously. Every morning. Every challenge. Every moment. Choosing Elara. Choosing us. Choosing the life we'd built. That was what mattered. Not the mistake. The recovery. Not the destruction. The rebuilding. Not who I'd been. Who I'd become.

Then he let out a loud sigh. "It was a mistake." I looked at him. simply looked. Because it seemed that he had finally gone insane. "A mistake?" I asked again. "Yes." "A mistake is forgetting your keys." His expression grew dark. "Making coffee with salt instead of sugar is a mistake." Darian turned away his look. It seemed as though he was trying not to smile. I pointed straight to Taryn. "Sleeping with your assistant is not a mistake.” One of the council members cleared his throat clumsily for the first time since arriving.

She explained, “I am responsible too. I was a little seasick last night, and I had been drinking. The room card Nola gave me was 716, but I misread it as 710 and brought Nola here. What are we supposed to do now?” Meryl regretted it so badly that she almost lost her composure. One careless mistake from her had thrown all four of them into chaos last night. How were they supposed to clean this up? “The wedding ceremony still has to be held this morning. We have to settle this first.” Calder looked at Meryl. “Meryl, I know I should not ask this, but did something happen between you and Soren last night too?” Meryl’s cheeks turned red, her guilt written all over her face.

ADRIAN I’d made a lot of regrettable mistakes in my twenty-seven years of existence. At the very top of that list was agreeing to be in a five-year relationship with someone who would end up being a liar and a cheater. But I was beginning to realize that wasn’t even my worst mistake— and that was saying something. My absolute worst mistake had to be hooking up with a random stranger I met in a club. And not just any random stranger, a stranger that turned out to be my student.

But she'd be damned if she let him see it. "You're right about one thing," she said quietly. "This was a mistake. Not the sex. That was the best thing that's happened to me in months. No. The mistake was thinking you were different. That you'd changed. That you were anything more than the guy who runs when things get real." "That's not fair."