Sexiest Mistake Novels & Stories

he asked coldly. Tears burned in my eyes as I struggled to steady my breathing. “Because you’re about to make the biggest mistake of your life,” I whispered. For a moment, Alan stared at me silently. Then suddenly, he laughed. Not a warm laugh. Not a happy laugh. It was cruel. Mocking. Painful. “The biggest mistake of my life?” he repeated with amusement. “If you really want the truth, Audrey, then listen carefully. The biggest mistake of my life was meeting you. Marrying someone like you was the worst decision I ever made.”

It's the first day back after the holiday break, and everyone at the company is trying to start the year strong. Everyone except me. I'm openly staring out the window, and no one says a word. That's because I'm the only person who made our boss, Michael Cannon, an extra 200 million dollars last year. He told me himself, "Do whatever you want." The new operations director has no idea. He smashes my computer in front of everyone and orders me to pay a 20,000-dollar fine to make an example of me. Later, I make one phone call, pack up my things, and leave. Michael shows up at my house in person, saying he's there to take me back to work. Why? Because the number I called yesterday belongs

My legs thrashed instinctively against the sheets in a flash of frustrated, agonizing heat, my body still screaming for the climax it had been promised and denied, a frantic, twitching movement of pure humiliation and unspent desire. Tears burned the backs of my eyes, hot and blinding, spilling over my cheeks as I curled inward, hugging my arms tightly around my naked ribs to keep myself from shattering entirely. Right through the fog of my panic and pain, a voice echoed in my head with brutal clarity, my youngest sister’s voice from the night before our wedding, ringing out like a curse I was too blind to avoid. “You’re making a massive mistake, Esther,” Maya had pleaded, her hands gripping

"I was a baby." "You were four days old when the order was sealed." The fire crackled. Somewhere in the house the clock struck one. "Just tell me." She absently reached for the letter opener in her sleeve. He noticed. He pulled something from his jacket. For a crazy second she thought of Damien’s fingers around her wrist. She tensed. But instead he pulled out a small square of folded vellum. The creases were cracked and the wax seal was red. It had turned black with age. He placed it on top of her mother’s letter.

The Holy feeling rushed in me and what he made me feel that time was bliss. That night, we lived each and every moment without caring for another thing. That night might be the most fascinating night of our lives as our desires blinded us. ‘That night, he committed the second biggest mistake of his life, turning more oblivious of the upcoming storm and the same goes for me because it was my first…’

Our lips are barely away from each other, neither of us is moving well, to be fair, all it takes is one move, one more wrong move and- My thoughts were immediately cut off as a classmate bumps into my seat making me kiss Angelo. My classmated apologized, "Sorry, I didn't mean it." Soon it was followed by mocks and giggles from everyone in the classroom. The girls were surprised and there were gasps and mocks from the guys as well, they were all shouting, "Ah, youth, did Angelo just received his rewards for finishing the exams faster, Kristina?" "Get a room, you two!" There were laughter,great... just great, it was just recently that the Angelo saying he needs me voice recording was released

Michael wished he could say he wasn't thinking. Or that it had been his wolf dictating his actions and moving his body towards Killian’s. But he couldn’t. It was him and he had done it with the clear mind he was making a mistake. Maybe the biggest one he’d made so far. Or ever. Well, at least it was going to be his last. Because the mistakes we made with the clear mind they were a mistake were the most dangerous ones. He still did it.

I let out a heavy chuckle. “Death? In the hard way?” I rolled my eyes, acting as if I was scared. “You should be the one crying for your life because no one can tell. I may shoot you and set your body ablaze. Nobody will even suspect anything. After all, I was abducted by you!’ “You wouldn't do such thing…’’ “Of course I will!” I inserted immediately, my voice echoing in the deserted uncompleted building where Caleb had drove us to. I bent low to meet up with his height. “The worst mistake you made is tailing the wrong person. Planning to attack the wrong person is the worst mistake anybody can make in this world, especially if the person you are timing is ten steps ahead of you!”

"What was a mistake?" She groaned, frustration evident in her voice, "The sex, it was a mistake, I was feeling horny and I decided to use you to get it over with. Besides you offered" there, she crossed her hands, proud of herselfof It was finally off her chest. "Oh, alright" he blankly answered, "Oh? Alright?" Susan felt like a million bottles has been broken on her head, was this guy serious? Anyway, what was she expecting, that he will try to make her see they had a future together? Psh!.

Just another beauty brand trying to compete in an oversaturated market. Scarlett had pitched her company to me back in business school. Back then, she'd shown promise—a sharp mind, clear vision, and solid understanding of market dynamics. We'd been classmates, and I'd seen potential in her business plan. The beauty industry was booming, and her approach seemed innovative enough. "Biggest mistake of my life," I muttered, closing the financial statements. Not the investment itself—that had paid off decently. No, the mistake was sleeping with her six months after signing the deal. One drunken night after celebrating a successful product launch, suddenly, my shareholder meetings turned into awkw