Two Wrongs Make One Right Novelas e Histórias

"That's why she wants to stay away first for the betterment of her and the baby, isn't it? And I know if they will be good parents, especially if Gian will already know about the good news.” "Why is it that your best friend is stupid." she said annoyed. "We can actually make decisions in life that are wrong but the only good thing is if we can correct them." I promise. "But not all mistakes can be corrected." "If it can't be corrected, don't do it again. We can't go back to the past or the things that ended. The important thing is how we learned from that mistake." my defense. "Like you?" she promised with a laugh. I looked at her badly which made her laugh more.

“I checked my ethics at the door.” “You thought she was lying to you as well, right, about who the baby’s father was?” “Yeah, and at the time, that’s how I justified my deception. But damn it, to quote a cliché, two wrongs don’t make a right.” “True.” Kimber sighed. “What are you going to do? I’ve never seen you this miserable.”

And effectively too. "It was. Or it is rather." I grunted. " He needs to see that he was wrong and I'm right." "I thought you wanted to help him see the light about his father?" Yes, I may or may not have chipped in that I'd found his mother's writings in the study the other day. " Will this help?" "I don't know. Noah is just so annoying!" "I don't know about that." I rolled my eyes at her statement. " But I do know, two wrongs don't make a right."

Marcus asked her "Yes" she sat down Marcus sighed heavily before he started talking "There's always a prominent point in human lives where things takes the wheels of change"

"You must've had it rough back then." I immediately teared up. "It wasn't that bad." Patting my hand, she said, "Your parents are gone, and you've been supporting the entire family on your own. But instead of supporting you, they've only tried to take advantage of you. As long as you've done nothing wrong, don't waste your time on them. Don't take their insults to heart as well." No one had ever said something like that to me before. I nodded and hummed in acknowledgment.

I found the sight to be both tragic and absurd. I stepped forward and delivered another blow. "Of course, it takes an evil hand to punish evil. Let's see if you survive this."

Forgivingly. "You were not wrong," Hope said. "You saw true unity. You perceived actual oneness. You understood real sameness. That was not wrong. That was partial truth. The error was not in seeing unity. The error was in dismissing difference. The error was not in perceiving oneness. The error was in eliminating separation. The error was not in understanding sameness. The error was in denying opposition. You saw truth. Partial truth. The error was making partial truth into total truth. Making one aspect into only aspect. Making depth into only reality. You were not wrong to see unity. You were wrong to eliminate difference. Learn from this. Grow from this. Understand from this. Truth is no

I explained. “I know, he only said those words to comfort me. He is still hooked with Sachiko, even so, I still do feel relieved hearing him say he does not want to give her the pain she underwent before. Knowing the story he had been through I guess this is the best thing to do” Jen voiced out. In this situation we can not side to what is wrong or right, saying the other is wrong but in reverse, it is right for the other side. It is right for the other but wrong for the other, neither of the two can specify which one should we choose.

“If I just rape and murder one of his women, all will be right in the world again. Justice will be served. And wasn’t it just handy you were the bitch who got me arrested on the very night I came up with the idea? And that I got a brief glimpse of your name and address on one of the witness reports in the file they had open when I signed my bond paperwork to get out of jail. It was as if destiny was telling me what to do, demanding what I do.” I whimpered and my bottom lip trembled. There was so much I wanted to say to him: Two wrongs didn’t make a right. I hadn’t been the one to kill his mother, so revenge really wouldn’t be served if he hurt me. There would be no justice in this.

But it was the feeling of being watched that I once again felt which made me quicken my steps. As I was speed walking, my phone pinged with a new text. Thinking that Riley must’ve replied, I checked and found a text from him. Mr Wrong: Do you believe in an eye for an eye? Nina: Depends. Mr Wrong: On what? Nina: What if the other person only has one eye to begin with. Mr Wrong: What if he has both? Nina: Still. Maybe he doesn’t deserve it. Mr Wrong: What if he does?