Upgraded Accident Forgiveness Novels & Stories

It took him two tries to unfold it fully. [Victor, Perhaps in your heart, my mother and I have always been people who clung to favors for personal gain. But I still want to tell you this. Whether it was my mother's choice back then, or my choice to marry you, neither of us ever did it to demand repayment. You didn't need to go to such lengths, designing those 33 accidents to delay the wedding. If you had simply told me that you loved someone else, I would have left. I'm sorry for trapping you at my side for so many years and for keeping you from pursuing your true love.

"And?" "Permanent, likely. Trauma sealed it. Forcing dangerous. But living... okay." He turned, cupping my face. Eyes intense. "You okay with that? This life? Me?" Tears pricked. "Yes. No. Both." Voice breaking. "You lied. Stole choices. But sacrifices God, Ethan. Gave up everything. Hospital empire. Risked prison. For us. Raised Hope as yours. Loved me through confusion." His sob raw. "Deserved none of it. Your forgiveness... miracle."

Estella averted her eyes for a brief moment as she spoke. I picked up the document with trembling hands and flipped to the next page. Buried beneath all the dense clauses was a small, inconspicuous line of text at the bottom. "In the event of an accident, a compensation amount of two million dollars will be payable to the designated beneficiary, Estella Wilson," the text read. It was a contract for a high-coverage accident insurance. I picked up the pen and scrawled down my name without the slightest hesitation.

Greg spread out his hands awkwardly and said, "Without evidence, I can't openly say that Vice President Leng did it, can I?" "So? How's it going now?" As soon as the result was mentioned, Greg's expression became serious again. "Two people were injured and they didn't die, but they were seriously injured. They will definitely be disabled in the future. So, after the accident, I am also very enthusiastic to communicate with the family members of the other party. We have agreed on the compensation, but we agreed in the morning that they changed in the afternoon." "How much do they want?" Greg said, "Two people have a total of five million!"

House fires should be covered by that. "I'm sorry, Ms. Greyson," the annoying insurance agent wheezed through the phone. "But because the police were inconclusive about whether or not it was an accident or arson, our firm is going to err on the side of arson. Arson nulls our contract. Now if you would like to upgrade your insurance to our premium tier, we can give you at least 50% return on your next 'accident.'" "Are you accusing me of burning my collection?" I grumbled into the phone, holding onto the side of my belly as I felt a little kick. "Why would I do that?" I argued.

“Unless...did you send it away?” ​“I would never do that,” he said, pressing a hand to his chest in an exaggerated show of shock. “But if you need a ride, I will be happy to take you.” He said it smoothly, already opening the Mercedes' passenger door, making the offer a statement of absolute certainty rather than a mere possibility. He met her gaze, his expression softening just enough to be disarming. "I can be your driver for the day, just name the place and I will take you there. Consider it my apology for lying, even if it was a small lie for a good reason."

“You’re wrong, you didn’t lose. Your parents had asked me to keep an eye on you from the moment you left home. Do you think I’d have so many resources and funds if they didn’t agree to it? “In the first few months, your mother fell sick. She had a heart attack, and she only got better after being bedridden for more than a month. They weren’t trying to control you. They just wanted the best for you. “Also, the eighty million dollars investment in Reid Corporation that you talked to me about a few days ago? They also agreed to that. They plan to go to your wedding and have already prepared wedding gifts. They missed you too much; that’s why they decided to give in.

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Grace exchanged a glance with her husband, then said, “We forgive you.” “Okay!” Katherine immediately helped Caroline to her feet. Noticing the unfriendly looks from Penny and Mabel, Katherine quickly added, “We will cover all of your medical expenses, lost wages, and so on.” Caroline chimed in, “Yes, money isn’t an issue for our family.” This comment was meant for Woody. After all, her life was still under his control. “We’ve apologized and earned forgiveness. So, what about my illness?” Caroline looked at Woody with eager anticipation.

Maggie saw he was married, got jealous, and decided to take it out on me. And now he wanted me to forgive her for it. Of course he did. Our eyes met. Dave must've seen the sarcasm in mine because he sighed again. "Fine. You're hurt, so I'll have the driver take you to the hospital. Maggie's emotional right now, so I need to go check on her. We'll talk when I get back." Without waiting for an answer, he added, "Even if you didn't finish those two dares, I'll still count them as forgiveness tokens."