Story With Lesson In Life Novels & Stories

“In order for life to keep going, creatures must die to give life to the next generation.” “Exactly. We all will meet our end- It's the journey along the way that means the most. The lessons we learn, the people we love, as well as the lessons we teach to others and those whom we dislike. Tell me the hardest lesson you've had to learn, Kay.” He asked, taking my left hand in his. “Forgiving myself. Accepting that I cannot change the past no matter how I try.” I answered quietly. “But have you?” He inquired. “You may know that you need to forgive yourself but that doesn't mean you have.”

“Good, good, everyone is right! I’m happy for you because you all learned some important lessons from the game! And one more thing I want to tell you is that our life is just like a basketball game– we have ups and downs in it, that is…sometimes we shoot and score, but sometimes we get blocked and find no way out…” Scarlett looked around and smiled at the crew of kids.

“I never meant to hurt you. But we’ve been living under the same roof for a while now, and I felt you deserved to know.” “I understand. You did the right thing. Otherwise, my life would’ve been built on lies…” As everything slowly fell into place, I couldn’t help but feel that life had beaten me once again. Turns out, graduating from the school of life wasn’t about having a college degree. The real lessons came from the pain we endured. And if we managed to survive those, the exams would keep coming… for a lifetime.

He touched his face and reminisce his past. "My life was pretty simple. I live in a remote area with my parents. However, a change of fate takes place. My parents died. And so, that was my biggest mistake. I was late to save them. I got my face burned and still, I can feel it with my own hands". The Principal narrated his life. "Umm... " Jin and Lewis felt sympathetic to their principal. "What if was you?" Jin asked himself. "No. Don't compare yourself Jin." The principal heard him and replied to him not to base his life.

He crouches down to level his gaze to his. "Little one," he begins, his words soft but resonant, "Life is a journey filled with twists and turns. There will be moments of joy and moments of sorrow. But through it all, you must stay strong, just as the sturdy oak stands firm in the face of the strongest winds." Confusion flashes on my Maddox’s face as he hasn’t heard that story before. Bartolome chuckles, then continues, "You are the future, the hope of our world. Be kind to others, for kindness is a light that can banish even the darkest of shadows."

How much pain to admit existed in our past. "It's not a pretty story, sweetheart." I said carefully. "But it has a beautiful ending." "Tell us anyway." Aiden insisted. "We're old enough. We want to know the real story." Kai reached across the table. Took my hand. "It's a story about mistakes, growth, and the power of forgiveness." He said. "About how people can change if they're willing to do the work. About how love can survive even devastating errors if both people choose it."

He said In a whisper looking straight into my eyes, I felt hot and I hugged him so tight this time, I buried my face into his arms. I visualized living in my own world without ray and that made me whimpered the more... "will I ever find someone my heart will accept like ray meant to me, I know now that one big lesson in life is that circumstance changes so mysteriously one that you would never ever predict but it thus teach us one big lesson 'To let go' " the hardest lesson is letting go whether it's loss, anger, guilt, betrayer and most especially love, change is never easy we gat to fight to hold on and we fight to let go.

His eyes were filled with hope for the future, nothing like the slick opportunism he carried now. Grandpa had always cared deeply about the village where he was born and raised. That was why he had been funding the education of that village’s students for years. Thinking of Grandpa, I slowly unclenched my fists. Fine. For Grandpa’s sake, I would give him one more chance. Whether he seized it or not would depend entirely on him. Henry gave me a cold stare, his gaze fixed on the large dark coffee stain across my chest. His expression was flippant, and his tone was thick with disgust.

I looked back to leatherclad Taylor, then down to schoolgirl plaything Abbie, and back to slutty instructor Candy, round and round. "Mr. Canon?" prompted Candy at last. "I believe you said there was a plan...?" I blinked. "I did, didn't I." I mean, why not? After this long of a wait, may as well enjoy myself as thoroughly as possible. It was a sobering thought, that once I actually took it out and put it to use, this thing would be over all too soon. Today was for savoring. "Very well, ladies. Let's start the lesson."

¶Aiyla PoV¶ ¶But One Of The Big Lessons I have Learned From My Journey Is You Can't Please Everyone, So Don't Try¶ - CHRIs COLfER 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ Sometimes in life painful things can teach us lessons that we didn't think we needed to know...