The Magician Who Rose From Failure Novels & Stories

I said, tears welling up in my eyes. "You never disappointed me. You are one the most intelligent and gracious women that I've ever met. None of this is your fault and you shouldn't feel bad, okay," He muttered, rising to his feet. "I appreciate the years of fame and wealth you brought to me. I never knew that you would bloom so greatly but you should remember that even the mightiest ones fall," He walked to me and held my hands. "Most great people have fallen at one point or the other. But no matter how much they fell or failed, they kept trying to become better than they once were,"

Blooming back to life on the other side of the stake. Refusing to cut it. As I knew it would. My magic failing me yet again. It was always the same.

Amari didn't even look at Caile and walks away, looking up at the crowd. "Don't underestimate Alkhun, he was better than that." "A basic grade then if that's the case why everyone doesn't use it?" "It's because this magician had a bad reputation. He was a genius who lost his eyes in the hand of the immortals he tried to protect. He was a genius that's why everyone hated him. And because of that, no one considered his legacy." Alkhun's eyes shine and Amari smiles. "Like you?" Alkhun smiles and shakes his head. "No, like you."

"What? I meant my ice. It's the coolest in the world!" Nathaniel uttered only one word to answer this bad joke: "Idiot." ---- Another failure. Another tiny adjustment. He was sure he was getting closer to the solution, it was right on his fingertips. He didn't want to make too big steps, afraid that he would overdo it. If he cracked this riddle, he would be honored as the greatest scientists the world had ever seen. He would bring about a new age of magic, an endless age! Mages would equal gods, forming the world with as much as a flick of their hand. No, less than that!

"I can take the cancer away. All I need do is to pay Caro a visit and she'll put me through on the things I need to do." "No you won't." he countered, his hardened jaw showing just how serious he is. "Even without being told, I know that it's going to be risky and I refuse let you indulge in such act." "It's not risky at all." I hope so too. In the history of magicians, I haven't heard where a magician cured someone of cancer. "You have nothing to worry about." "I don't like this baby... I honestly don't. I'd rather lose him than lose you." he pulled me down with him, his back flat on the bed with my body on top of his. "Who whispered this idea into your head?"

He had lost the battle yet again. Like always, her sweet voice had deserted him. He had been disobedient again and she had left him yet again but he couldn't help it. He tried so hard to focus but nothing was working. For a few minutes he laid there until the realisation of what had truly happened hit him right in the face; he had failed yet again, adding to the countless times of his failure. You know, he ought to be given a trophy for the most unsuccessful supernatural being in history. At least that would mark the first thing he was good at.

too excited to share his conclusions with Sarah, Luke never noticed that Sarah didn’t move from the place she stood when he came in. “And about that part ‘Rise of the Phoenix,’ that Celia connected with my full shifting… well, I think she was wrong. I think it had nothing to do with any physical transformation. Because you, Sarah, never gave up on me, and you put up with all my tantrums. You showed me I was wrong with my stupid prejudices and beliefs, and you were there for me while I learned to be a better man, a better version of myself. You gave me family and love and support…” when he put it like that, it made even more sense than what Celia said. “And I am about to give you one more thi

Through my own hard work, I became a general manager. No matter how much John cried and begged, I was unmoved. In the end, I had to thank the defamation incident. It revealed the true nature of the man I once shared my bed with.

"You can't even close a simple deal? If you couldn't do it, you should've just said so! How can you be this useless?" My smile stiffened. I didn't even get the chance to say, "Happy anniversary." There were so many nights I spent drinking with clients just to make sure Clement got every opportunity. I went too far tonight, and my stomach gave out, leaving me collapsed at their feet. Before I fainted, I saw the clients across from me give me a look full of mockery. The clients' and Clement's voices came through the line at once. "Relax, Queen Vivi. We've got that fool jumping through hoops!"

"No wonder she failed 99 times—probably stealing from others." "Ugh. I actually felt bad for her." The old me would've scrambled to explain, desperate not to embarrass Alex. But not today. Today, I just wanted it to be over.