Unapologetic Synonym Novels & Stories

My story was very similar to hers in terms of trust issues, as I thought there was a sudden question raised inside me about whether someone got cheated by their own friends. How can they trust others in the world? I asked the same to ash and she gave me the most beautiful answer. “EVEN IF EVERYONE IN THE WORLD TURN BACK ON YOU THERE WILL BE ONE PERSON WHO WILL BE WITH YOU IS YOU” After reading my old writing, I laughed at myself for being who I was, but I never regret all these things because these are the reasons for being who I am now. I was very excited about tomorrow I was going to meet Sabestine and I could not even believe it myself. FATE is very unpredictable. I was thinking all about

“These are all excuses! Regardless of how badly Miss McKinnon had been treating me, there was no reason for you to harm her!” Charlene’s eyes turned redder as she added, “It’s my own business if she treated me badly. And one day, she’d understand that I’ve had no ill intentions toward her. Now that you have done this to her, how am I supposed to stand firm before her?” “I’m sorry, Miss McKinney!” Greenlee apologized guiltily. “I promise I won’t do it again. I won’t do it again, I promise!”

Her lips parted, but whatever she was about to say died before it could leave her mouth when the sudden vibration caught her attention. She tried desperately to compose herself, but the flushed cheeks, tight smile, and strained politeness gave her away. I found her struggle to maintain that perfect composure far more entertaining than anything anyone else in the room had to say. My gaze remained fixed on her from across the room, the remote still warm in my pocket. Sinclair’s heir kept talking, all polished smiles and corporate bullshit, but my attention never left Chloe. The young man who’d approached our table was leaning in now, saying something that made her force a polite smile. That wa

She was hopelessly unworldly, blind to the ways of the world. Despite open hostility from his relatives, she still tried to talk him into keeping them, all unknowing that their sudden departure was an excuse to not attend the ball, a flat refusal to acknowledge her every which way. Or perhaps she knew, and she was willing to endure their terrible behavior with forbearance, but he wouldn't tolerate it. "You know, I think you and your uncle are very much alike. Proud, headstrong and unwilling to tolerate dissent. If I didn't know any better, I'd think he and you were actually father and son."

His voice cracked, eyes red, like he actually meant it. In my last life, this might've worked on me. Same routine—tears in court, begging for mercy, then partying with Nancy the second I turned my back. Simon must've seen it in my eyes, how over it I was. His fake remorse only got more desperate. Still kneeling, he grabbed my pant leg, voice cracking. "Heidi, remember when we met? You were helping that kid in the library. The sun was behind you, and I was watching from the shelves... my heart felt like it was gonna explode. I confessed that day."

"Ah shit, this is bad." "Have you tried a different kind of bouquet?" Logan asked. "Meaning?" Kent pondered. "Like a food bouquet." "Haven wouldn't like that. She likes weird artsy shit. But I don't even think that will work. I don't think gimmicks and gifts are good enough here.” I admitted. "We gotta think bigger." "If there's no gimmicks and gifts, what is there?!" Logan gasped dramatically. "Real sentiments." Kent said, sounding horrified. "I think we really have to open ourselves up and truly apologize."

"You make it easy. You're not whiny or high maintenance or b*tchy. Which, honestly, surprised the sh*t out of me. Girls that look like you don't usually act like that." I raise my eyebrows. "Girls that look like me? What does that mean?" "Hot, Confident." he shrugs. "Most girls like that act like their sh*t don't stink." I grin. "And guys like you act like douchebags." "I do. So not far off the mark." "You don't, though. I mean, you're cocky and confident, but you're not douchy." He grins and shrugs. "Like I said, I am. Just not to you."