Why Not Rather Be Wronged Novels & Stories

Dex chuckles, "I definitely love my decoration. I was hoping you would love it a bit more. " I glare at him. "It isn't funny. " "What isn't funny is him trying what he did. I seriously don't get you, Ara. This is more than just me getting into trouble. You feel bad for him, don't you?" I lower my head, removing my gaze from his. "I just didn't want you to go to the extreme. Two wrongs don't make a right. " "Not in this case, baby. And he let himself take the hit. He knows himself that he deserves it. "

“No, no, no. There’s always a pre-beginning. Like… were you spiritually prepared for this?” Amani stared at her. “No.” “Okay,” Liya nodded seriously. “That’s your first mistake.” Amani groaned and dropped back onto the bed. “I feel like I’ve been assigned to something I didn’t apply for. Like I’m a pawn in a board game.” Liya’s eyes widened slightly. “A pawn?” “Yes,” Amani said. “A very confused pawn.” Liya paused. Amani continued, voice lowering. “And there’s him.”

His cheek still hurt from where Vince had hit him, and part of him wished he had just walked out before any of this happened. Clara’s voice suddenly joined the call, sharp and clear. She wasn’t having any of it. “You have done well but all that wasn't necessary. Why didn’t you defend yourself?” She asked. “You’re not weak, Rob. You could’ve stopped him.” Rob closed his eyes and leaned back, letting the quiet of the house wrap around him. His voice came out low and worn out. “Because two wrongs don’t make a right,” he sighed. “Vince is grieving the loss of his father and acting on his childishness would only fuel the hurt and anger.”

“if you want to get back at him like that then you can do it with someone else. I wont judge you for it just like I didn’t judge my brother. I was just angry that he hid it from me.” “If you ask me, two wrongs don’t make a right. If you still want to be with my brother, then doing this is not going to get you there.” She sniffed; it was only then I could see how hurt she was by everything. I thought she was strong back at the pack, but I guess she did what she needed to do putting her grieve aside.

I quietly looked at him, my heart no longer hurting as much as I had imagined it would. “Luca,” I called softly. The child immediately looked up, as if grasping onto his last bit of hope. “When you grow up, you’ll understand that liking one person doesn’t mean you can use another person as a stepping stone. “You looked down on me for being injured, not being able to hold a gun steadily, or being the mother you wanted. Those things were real. “And your regret today is real, too. “But regret doesn’t take back words that have already been spoken.”

"I wish I could turn back times and do things right. That way at least the guilt of all my wrongs won't be an additional torture to my tormenting situation right now." "You know, Nelly, we all do make mistakes. Some, we make them deliberately, and others, unknowingly. You didn't know that you were just being manipulated, but the good thing is, you rewrote all your wrongs when you chose to do the right thing. You helped us greatly, and justice prevailed because of you." I say.

“Please don't say that. This wasn't punishment, it was simply a misunderstanding! You don't deserve to be punished because you did nothing wrong. If anything, the world is what's messed up and it made you suffer so much for such a long time. You got tired of being complacent, of being used. You stood up for yourself and decided to write your own story. If that's wrong, if that's a crime then I'd rather be a criminal with you. You did nothing wrong and that's the truth. Jinu just made a mistake, he didn't know the truth and he still doesn't. That's why you have to get better and tell him. Explain to him what really happened and if he still decides to hate you, that's on him.

Not like Nelly would want to sit beside her anyways. After Nelly sat, the principal continued. “Belle, you do not have the right to give conditions here. You were wrong.” “And the bullies weren’t wrong?” Silence. She sat up again. “You know what, Principal Lim? I was wrong, so was she…” Without sparing Nelly a glance, she continued, “Two wrongs don’t make a right, yeah? So both of us are going to right our wrongs. If it is expected of me to apologize and replace the phone, then it should be expected of Nelly and Dina to apologize as well and never bully people again.”

And yet, someone that formidable had his political mating ruined because of me. The dining table was set with my favorite roasted venison, but I couldn't swallow a bite. My eyes stung. "Casper, don't blame Kyler. I'm the one who's clumsy... I ran to the wrong pack, got the wrong Alpha, and messed up your plans..."

He handed one to me without a word, and we sat in silence. “Do you ever think about what we have done wrong?” I asked suddenly, breaking the quiet. Ethan frowned. “What do you mean?” “I mean… What if this is karma? For all the mistakes we have made, the fights, the things we have said and done?” “Reina,” he said firmly, “this isn’t punishment. This isn’t because of us.” “How can you be so sure?” “Because bad things happen, even to good people. It’s not fair, but it’s life. And right now, our job is to be here for Andrew, not to tear ourselves apart.”