Their Mistake Her Rise Novels & Stories

Her gaze took in the well-maintained lawn which is bordered with beautiful rose plants. Her mind wandered back to the two years she gave to Alesso, honoring her family. But remembering all that is only making her more and more angry. 'The man i was supposed to marry is tge man who left me when he saw a threat. But the man whom i detest and insulted for two years is the one who came to save me. How did i make such a big mistake? How did i not realize it sooner that i am not meant to be with Alesso and he is not right for me? How did i not understand that everything that meets the eye is not true? I guess i became arrogant over my independence and sharp mind. My arrogance almost destroyed my l

⁠ The city o‌utsi⁠de was washed cl‍ean, glowing faintly under the stre‌etl⁠ights. “I ne‍ver want⁠ed‌ you to see thi‌s pa‍rt of‌ me,”‌ I said quietl‍y. “The m‍an who m⁠ade mistakes. Wh‌o lost.⁠” “I don’t care about the man who‌ fell,” she said. “I‍ care about the o⁠ne who got b‌ack up.” For th‌e first time i‌n years, I smile⁠d — not th⁠e polite k⁠ind I gave to cameras or the cold kind that hid pain, but something r‍eal. “You make it sound simple‍.”

Ken, confused, follows behind her watching curiously. What’s gotten into her? He wonders. Balancing herself with on hand on the smooth stone edge of the window, she leans out to see where it went; determined not to lose it this time. Suddenly, she notices the Phoenix statue from her dream. Gasping, she steps back losing her footing. Closing her eyes and bracing for impact with the cold hard ground a few feet below, she begins to feel everything swirling again - just like in her dream. Still bracing for impact, she reaches out for anything to steady her, yet suddenly finds herself in Ken's arms – across the room.

“I thought I had to be perfect,” she said. “Every step, every word. Like one mistake would make them lose faith in me.” “Then let them,” I said. “Let them see we bleed too. Let them see what real looks like.” Her eyes lifted toward the sky, catching the first streaks of gold between the branches. “They won’t like that.” “They’ll learn,” I said. “Or they’ll fall behind.”

he said, his voice lower now but no less intense. “I…” she faltered. His jaw tightened. “Was it someone I knew?” Okay, this was getting confusing. What were they talking about, and why was mom crying? “No!” she said quickly, almost too quickly. His eyes narrowed slightly. “Then who?” “I can’t…” “You can,” he cut in. “And you will.” Her shoulders slumped slightly, like the fight had been knocked out of her all at once. “It was a mistake,” she whispered. “That’s not an answer.”

She collapsed to her knees, clutching the papers to her chest. The ticking of the wall clock grew louder, counting the seconds of her downfall. Outside, rain began to fall — softly at first, then heavily, as if the sky itself wept with her. Alyssa lifted her gaze to the window, her vision blurred by tears and city lights. Everything she had built with love had crumbled because of one fatal mistake: trusting the wrong person. But beneath the sorrow and ruin, something began to flicker within her — small, yet fierce. Anger.

“You made a mistake. Yes, I was hurt, but you made it right. You gave me everything I wanted. That means the world to me. What happened — happened. But it can only ruin things if you let it. If you keep seeing it as an invasion instead of a lesson.” “But I made a mistake,” she said. “My first day as a real Luna and I made mistake. One of the biggest mistakes I could make — hurting my mate. All because I let him get into my head.” There it was. She had worked so hard to build her confidence since taking up her role as Luna. Anders showing up, the realization that someone had sent that invitation behind her back, that had shaken that confidence. She just needed a boost. I kissed her one more t

And that mistake will hinder us from winning if we can't move ahead. I went through such a battle and I am on the verge of giving up. But there's something that ignites the power inside my heart. That was a mistake. Those failures should have made me question my worth but I turned everything around. I learned to forgive myself for committing such a mistake at the same time convinced myself to rise and learn from my faults and embrace the scar it left. This is Rosaline, the new member. Thank you, Inkwell! Ledger Rius Letting go.

Lara spoke up. "Uhh, __ why don't you try being like her then? I mean, she's not perfect. She was even a rape victim. Wasn't she? But if those are the qualities that my son is looking for, why don't you try to be like her and do it?" Monica babbled out leaving Lara stunned.

She lets go of my face, her fingers trailing down my chest, coming to a stop at the zipper of my pants. I grab her hands and forcefully, pulling her wandering fingers off of me. Daisy looked hurt, but I honestly didn't care. Adria steps forward. Fixing her composure, rolling her shoulders back and extending her neck making her look tall next to me. Daisy looked at Adria from head to toe, while Adria just stood there grinning. Almost as if she wanted Daisy to take in her whole persona.