The Fault In Our Stars Novels & Stories

Cameron whispered,"It was just a tragic turn of events, darling. It was not your fault." "It all became too overwhelming for me," I sighed,"it became all so much and I started losing sense of my sanity. One moment I would be so angry that I would flip things off, break glasses and stuff — and the very next moment I would be crying relentlessly. One moment I would be laughing like the funniest thing in the world was happening, and then I would be stunned to silence, the shadows of all my mistakes clouding me. I was so much at fault." "My love—"

"Don't you find it strange? A beautiful Gwendoline Ferguson, the only daughter of a wealthy businessman, could suddenly get a serious illness after marrying me? And what's worse, no matter how much money your parents spend, it still doesn't prevent you from being paralyzed! Hah, it's even rare for people who have a disease like yours to get paralyzed as a side effect! I bet God has fun punishing you after what you did to Diana." "ENOUGH! Why are you like this!? Do you think I want to end up like this?" Gwen screamed hysterically as tears streamed down her beautiful face. But that didn't make Michael feel sorry; in fact, he felt disgusted!

Noah Killian It wasn’t intentional but he ended up hurting his destined mate, the Moon Goddess gives him another chance but will his past make him end up spoiling his second chance. Valerie Scott She is everyone’s favorite but hasn’t been given a chance to know her mate yet, somehow they end up meeting each other but to forgive and forget his past is harder than it seems. Amelia Downs Seeing her longtime best friend in love is hurting her but she has to keep quiet. All novels have its villains but she doesn’t want to be one. All she wants is for someone to love and cherish her.

The night sky stretched before us, revealing a tapestry of stars, a sight rarely seen amidst the hustle and bustle of Claybourne. The night sky shimmered with countless stars, each one holding the promise of forgiveness and redemption. As we strolled through a grove of trees, we were entranced by the enchanting dance of fireflies, their gentle glow illuminating the darkness. It was a moment of pure magic, made even more special by Zara's presence, who had bestowed upon me this extraordinary experience. We found solace on a rock, wrapped in a comfortable silence that spoke volumes. With tenderness, I reached out and clasped her hand, gazing deeply into her eyes.

She said to them in confusion. She watched as they widened their eyes. “Not even the Fault in our stars. Not even twilight?”. They called her And she felt As though she had committed a terrible crime as she shook her head at them. She watched as they widened their eyes at her in response as though they were thinking deeply about what she had said.

Gemma understood that her mother, is going through a phase and has a severe case of trauma, but calling her the problem and bad luck, she feels its an overreach. Sighing deeply, she looks at the sky full of stars. Wondering how it feels to be unreachable and free, just like them. “I wish I could be like the stars.” Gemma said softly. “I think I like you better down here” A soft masculine voice said. Opening her eyes slowly, she saw a pair of familiar Grey eyes, filled with warmth. When last has she gotten a gaze as sincere as this. Falling over from the bench just to be caught by Kayden.

The day I was released from prison, a woman claiming to be my ex-wife came to take me home. Instinctively, I pulled away when she reached for my hand. "I don't know you." She frowned, assuming I was still upset. "Five years ago, we agreed that once you got out, we'd remarry. Mom's getting older, and she misses you." Hearing that, I opened the diary I always carried with me. Written inside was an instruction: 'If someone claims to be your ex-wife, go home with her.' So, I did. After I returned home, I became the perfect husband and the perfect son in their eyes. When my ex-wife seemed to be fooling around with my younger half-brother, I pretended not to notice. When my mother openly admi

“It was never your fault, because you thought you were doing the right thing. You didn’t know how to go about things because nobody was pre-made for family life. You were saving life’s because that’s what heroes do, you didn’t hurt your family intentionally, Harry. You need to learn to forgive yourself or else this guilt will keep eating you up for years and you won’t be able to have a life. It was never your fault. You didn’t wish them death. One thing about life is that life is full of shit that’s not worth even looking over” I remember a word I read from A walk to remember by Nicholas Sparks “Life, I’ve learned is never fair, if people teaches anything in school, that should be it” She c

The woman was devastated with all her love, career and beautiful life. "Caroline, I'm sorry ..." "Never mind, this is all not your fault. I really deserve all of this, so don't keep blaming yourself for not telling the truth about that stalker." "But your decision to go to New York, is it made up? How about your parents here?" "They will definitely understand. And as soon as possible I will also tell them about this happy news. They will definitely be happy if soon they will have grandchildren from my own womb." said Caroline calmly with a bitter smile.

He was crying and going on and on about something but I couldn’t understand what he was saying because he was a mess. I got him in the shower, and made him a grilled cheese and gave him a literal gallon of water. He had stopped crying by then but he had a distant look in his eyes. He looked empty. So I knew I needed to help him as soon as I could get him to talk about what was going on, by this point I’m worried something terrible happened. And by his standards I guess something terrible did happen. He told me that he saw Rebecca and his best friend James having sex at the party they were all at. He said he lost it and started destroying things, and yelling. Rebecca started screaming at him,