She Will Regret Losing You Novels & Stories

She hated the idea of ​​leaving Sophia alone, addicted to work, again. With her heart pounding, she looks at the phone ringing and runs to answer it. - Baby, I missed your voice so much. "Hello, my angel. Only my voice?" - No. I miss you a lot too. "What are you doing?" - I've just finished packing almost the entire house. "Great. This is a sign that you have no regrets.” - I didn't regret it. And you? Did you regret it? “I only regret not having met you years ago. I lost half of my life without you. But one thing I know. Better later than never. I will never regret having you by my side.”

All of it. I’ll leave it all behind, right here, right now, and walk away. I won’t look back. I won’t wait for her to regret it. Because she will. I know she will. One day, she’ll realize what she did. What she gave up. What she destroyed. But by then, it’ll be too late. I won’t be there when she looks back. I won’t be there to forgive her. I won’t let her back in, no matter what.

“Tell me first Hester. Do not do anything you will regret.” Finally she looked at him, “I regret my time with you. I regret ever trusting you. I regret ever loving you. I regret my life. Now send them in or I shall open the doors myself.”

He yelled. She was oddly quiet until she said quietly, "One day you'll remember the girl who loved you so much that she forgot to take care of herself. You'll remember her when you are about to eat or sleep. She would be your nightmare. One day you'll miss her and you'll forever regret ever losing her to someone else. Just one day and i can't wait for that day to come." When she looked up at him, fresh tears streamed down her cheeks. She didn't miss the look on his face. Her word's had truly hit him hard that he was left speechless and probably confused.

I have lost myself numerous times and never had many regrets; because it is nothing but destiny winning every inch of the war. Losing you was never my greatest fear but now, it is my second worst regret. The worst is losing you to an animal-faced monster, the worst person you ever wish to be with. Now I understand you would rather end up with a monster than any other human. Oh! My love, my dearest lover; had I known, I would have been better. Had I known?

It just did not make any sense to her. “I wish you had died!” She screamed even louder, throwing tantrums and trying to make her say something. Rose on the other hand, tried as much as she could to be careful. She did not want to take chances. “I wished you had died long ago. I do not regret trying to kill you but do you know what I regret? Not killing you when I had the chance to. I regret failing to kill you when I should have succeeded and you should not even this minute. You should have been long forgotten and should not even be here today. If you had died, you would not be here today, standing as a stumbling block between me and my lover.

as he fought the tears and pain in his heart. “But gods, I miss her fire. I miss the challenge in her eyes, the storm in her voice when she called me out, demanded more from me than I ever thought I could give.Now, I hear her laughter in dreams—distant, unreachable. The kind of sound that aches in the bones. I had her, wild and wondrous, and I let her go because I was so scared, now I deeply regret it.” Naria saw the pain in his eyes, she knew what it meant to lose someone out of fear, without warning, leaving only echoes of what was once there.

But I couldn't bring myself to admit it, so instead, I lashed out, hurling hurtful words in her direction. As I aimlessly drove through the city, a wave of regret washed over me. I couldn't help but feel remorse for my past actions. I should have listened to my heart, showered her with the love and attention she deserved. I should have been there for her during her darkest moments. And above all, I deeply regret losing her. Continuing my drive, I unexpectedly found myself in front of our old house. It held countless memories of our time together, the place where she became my wife. The urge to step out of the car and take one last glimpse of our former home was irresistible.

She asks, “What more is there to say?” “I’m sorry. I’m sorry for betraying your trust. I’m sorry for putting my fears of losing my career on your shoulders to carry. But most of all, I’m sorry for letting you walk out that door. That is the biggest regret I live with every day of my life. I should have fought for you.” The car drives forward. “Mother fuck.” Her eyes never leave me until she’s too far to catch up to. I have no idea where she’s staying or if she has an apartment in the city now that she’s back. I could run another ten blocks and never see that car again.

Edwin looked at her coldly and replied, "She learnt from the best. Were you not doing the same when you were telling my nephew that my brother-in-law chased you away from your house? You will reap what you sow, Elizabeth. One day you will wish you had never treated your daughter so coldly, but it will be too late." Elizabeth smiled and replied, "That day will never come, big brother. I promise you that I will stop hurting her, but I will never forgive her for stealing my husband from me. August doesn't even look at me anymore. We became strangers. It is clear to me that I don't exist in his life. I hate your niece to the core." Edwin looked at her and said, "Mark my words Elizabeth; it will