She Regrets Losing You Novels & Stories

Zachary broke down as he rushed over, wailing, "That's my daughter. Griselda has been living like a beggar for her whole life. She didn't even get the chance to call me Dad. She was only eighteen and died such a gruesome death…" While everyone still focused on him, he punched himself in a show of guilt. "It was all my fault. I failed to recognize you and caused you to suffer for more than a decade. I'll accompany you in your death right now!" A few people surged forward quickly to stop him. Zachary cried till his knees went weak. He only managed to stand up after two burly men helped him up. My calmness made me look downright evil in the face of his devastation. "Daisy is heartless. She didn

“When you want something, you know how to get it, but you are roaming around her. You want her to want you because you saw in her what he sees.” Her eyes glistened, and for a brief second, I saw the cracks, the fear, the loss. But pity wasn’t in me. And I knew that if I gave her the satisfaction of admitting to anything that she had said, that it was going to be a lost cause for me, one that I refused to admit. “I told you not to let your emotions get the better of you. I told you to play it smart. Instead, you gave him the perfect reason to forget you. You gave him the perfect reason to look at someone else.” She shook her head, voice breaking. “You think I wanted this? You think I wanted t

She took had been observing Derek but now turned away to face his grandparents, speaking with a buttery soft tone that made me want to roll my eyes. Did she have to be so theatrical about everything? It somehow felt like she was always performing but there were no cracks in her expression so I couldn't tell how true that was. "I wanted to apologize to you for yesterday," She fluttered her lashes, looking very apologetic. "I was careless yesterday and ended up hurting Danielle. That shouldn't have been allowed to happen at all and I feel very remorseful about my actions." "I promise it won't happen again and I won't cause you any more worries with my thoughtlessness."

I say, as I try to hug her. "Don't say you're sorry! You're not sorry!" She shakes her head. “Trust me, you are going to regret this for the rest of your life."

The laughter they shared, the secrets they whispered under the stars, the countless moments of pure, unadulterated joy—they were all memories now, fading with each passing day. "No, the truth is, I ruined our friendship," she admitted bitterly, her voice cracking with emotion as she released another heavy sigh that seemed to carry the weight of her regret. Her eyes glistened with unshed tears, her heart aching with the pain of lost opportunities and the realization of her mistakes. "What do you mean?" Calum asked, leaning in, his curiosity piqued and concern evident in his eyes. He reached out, gently placing a hand on her arm, offering silent support.

That must have taken so much courage from her to do it, because the way she just closed her eyes shows she had a big battle within her. What the fuck is wrong with me? Why can't i push her away or just say random shit to make her retreat? Why do i keep thinking about the past? Craving it? Needing it. Her eyes water and her lips part and purse a few times. "I can't believe i was so stupid to lose this." Her eyes go to her hand on my chest, i watch her as her fingers sprawl on my bare skin. "I know you don't want to talk about it and that you hate me, but i just want you to know that i sincerely regret it every day."

She looked scared but stood her ground. I guess it was better losing it to someone else than to me. Should in case we never worked out she wouldn't have any regrets whenever she saw me. "I hope you enjoyed it." I said even though it hurt me to bits to say it. "I did... More than I expected." She said not an ounce of regret in her voice. I felt a pang of pain hearing her say it but there was nothing I could do so I turned away completely broken at heart. I may have lost her while thinking I still had her and it was all my fault.

Why should she trust renewed sincerity? I ran a hand through my hair, grappling for the words to convey my true remorse, to win just the slightest chance at redemption in her guarded eyes. "You're completely justified in your doubts," I conceded raggedly. "I know I may never regain your trust. But please believe me when I say the greatest regret of my life has been losing your light, and the love we shared. Not a day has passed when I did not think of you." Her icy facade briefly slipped at my raw confession. But she turned away, avoiding my earnest gaze. "The past remains past. Now return home, and I will send word if I choose to assist your father."

He suddenly heard Liesel ask with a choked sob, "Am I… very useless?" She had lost in the game of love, though she knew very well that she would be beaten by Jacob. The one who fell first was the loser, but Liesel never expected to lose so badly. "Why would you be useless?" Elijah asked gently while looking at her. "We can't control our emotions. If I were you, I might even harass the other party because I've given too much. "Even when she decides to leave me, I would make sure that she can only stay by my side. She's only allowed to look at me and love only me.

Was she fucking joking? “Hey babe, what’s wrong with you, damn you’re uptight this even-“ “Do you have any idea what I have lost?” she gave me a puzzled expression “Forgive me oh legendary one if I cannot share in your self-centered and selfish achievement, please have mercy if when you were closing a deal worth millions of dollars, I was waiting for you to come get me, while my family casted me out and my mother planned my funeral, while I had to live like a ghost because according to rumors I am supposed to be six feet under” I could feel tears forming but I refused to cry in front of her, I wouldn’t cry.