She Regrets Losing You Novels & Stories

“Then there’s no need for us to contact each other from now on.” A droplet of warm tears rolled out of Leah’s eye socket. Her vision became blurred, and her heart was on the verge of freezing. “Zephir Gosling, I truly regret...” ‘I regret chasing after you with all my heart and soul all these years. I regret that for a moment, I actually dreamed that you’d look back and find out that I’ve never left. ‘But now, everything is already a foregone conclusion. ‘Everything else is no longer necessary.’

He said he wanted to keep the photos in his wallet so that he could show off his beautiful wife to everyone. I was smiling brightly in the photo. But Alexander's eyes were red as he turned to look at my parents. He gave them a sad, apologetic smile and said, "I've transferred the marital home to you. Nothing I do will ever make up for what Izzy had endured, and I'm sorry for taking your precious daughter away from you. "I have nothing to give you to atone for my mistakes. I can only hope that I'll get to see Izzy again in the afterlife."

“Micheal, I can't… I can't lose you again. I finally found you, I-I, I've missed you so much Micheal. Please come back with me, please.” “Dammit,” He turned to leave again but she ran up to his front, spreading out her arms with her tears now falling down her face. “I'm sorry, Micheal. I promise I'll... I'll be better, I'll be better to you Micheal. All the years I lost you and I couldn't help but regret how I was never good to you. I wished I had done better and I never stopped searching for you. I-I really…” Her words broke down from her tears.

I told her about the floor. Elena listened without interrupting. Her face did not perform shock or horror. It stayed very still, the way faces stay still when someone is holding themselves together deliberately because falling apart would not serve the person speaking. When I finished she said, "I am so sorry I was not there." "You didn't know," I said. "I should have fought harder to get to you." "He told you I didn't want contact," I said. "You had no reason not to believe that." "I had every reason," she said. "You were my daughter. I should have found a way through."

“Fine, let’s say I believe you. What is it you want?” “I want to be a part of your life. I have lost so much. First, I lost my freedom for almost thirty years, then after being released, I came back last week to find out I had lost my baby girl and the only woman I ever loved.” his lips trembled as he said the last line and he gazed upward. “If I lose you too, I’m not sure I will make it.” he whimpered, and a tear of regret rolled down his face.

she said slowly, each word dripping with venom, “I wish I had never crossed paths with you. I wish I had never given you my heart, my trust, or my time. In this lifetime, and any lifetime that follows, I curse the day we met.” Her chest rose and fell as she continued, laying bare the truth he had spent years trying to ignore. “My biggest regret in this entire existence is knowing you. Because of you, I lost years of my life, countless opportunities, and the freedom to be who I wanted to be. You chained me down, controlled my every move, and hurt me in ways that left scars that will never heal. And do you know what the worst part is? No amount of apologies, no tears, no promises can ever fix

Before crossing the threshold, I turn back. "I will keep telling you. Even if you don't want to hear it. Even if it's my burden. I love you. And I'm sorry. Sorry to have been the man stupid enough to risk losing you. Sorry to be the one who put this coldness in your eyes." She does not answer. She does not move. ---

She replied. I nodded understandingly. “That is fine. But can you not really come with me?” Tears filled her eyes as she shook her head. "I can’t. It’s not that simple." "Please," I whispered, my voice breaking. "Don’t let me lose you again. "I’m sorry, Shawn," she said, her voice choked with emotion. "I can’t." I felt my heart shatter, the pain of her rejection cutting deeper than any wound. "Lily..."

"I never got to tell him how much I loved him. I never reconciled with him." The weight of regret settled heavily upon her shoulders, threatening to crush her beneath its suffocating embrace. The thought of seeing her father's lifeless body, cold and unmoving, filled her with a bone-deep dread. "I should have... I should have been there," she choked out, her voice thick with sorrow. "I should have... done something. I should have listened to Rachel. How am I going to face the rest of the family?" She wailed. Her words trailed off into a choked sob as tears streamed down her cheeks, mingling with the bitter taste of regret upon her lips. In that moment, as the enormity of her loss threatened

she confided and laughed at her thoughts. "What do you mean they lost? A lot from my Iotas were slayed because of them! All of my trained Iotas!" I uttered at the top of my voice. I was losing my temper. It wasn't because I was annoyed at her but because of the fact that I lost that expedition. It was my first time losing and it hurt big time. Shintara laughed sarcastically. "You don't get it, do you? They did win from you, but they didn't win from me." She even pointed her finger on her chest while saying those words.