Without Merit Novels & Stories

At this point, another outrageous step would surely taint the entire family. Again the other man's voice penetrated his deep thoughts. "Yes, I made a mistake. Trust me, I never stopped paying for that mistake ever since, and I deserve every bit of it. But your aunt and your cousin don't deserve to be hurt for my sin, much as your mother doesn't deserve to be disgraced for misdeeds of which she was blameless. Promise me this has to stay between you and me, and you'll never repeat it to anyone." "There's one thing."

He leaned over her and started getting intimate. When she yielded to him, he smiled. “Also, you love me. That means I’m already worthy, right?” “Hmm…” Well, she can’t exactly argue. “Then, you should keep yourself worthy.”

"Do you think people will disgrace what they saw on social media?" "To be honest... Yes, they will but miss you can change things into better." "I am so unworthy for this job." "No, you are capable for this job miss don't say that. You wouldn't be here if you aren't good enough to deserve this. Just because you made a mistake once doesn't mean you will be repeating it again. You just have to show people that you really are a good person, and that issue has nothing to do with you." "But I have been issued twice."

(Veteran Association Adventurer Old man) “That is…Exceptionally great rewards…also, Citizen Merit…I heard about that…Aeternums all have it and they all wants it all the time…it’s hard to get…but they said the higher the merits…makes lies in Aeternum easier…able to buy cheaper house and land…less tax….But..is it really worth it?….what is coming is stampede, Old Fellow…you are risking your lives and your mates lives here…”.(New Adventurer B)

No mercy. Only fire.

"Instead of starting from scratch somewhere else, come work for me. I know what you're capable of, and it just so happens that I'm missing a CTO… "You can pick your own team, earn twice your current paycheck, and receive project bonuses. "I lost to Stacie once, Reuben. Will you give me a chance and give yourself one, too?" Her eyes were so clear and sincere that I felt something shift inside me. As I looked at the business card, I was reminded of Stacie's cold, lifeless message. It suddenly struck me that revenge could perhaps take a far more elegant form.

Dear Honey, You can be well, if you want to be well. I know you will recite this throughout the days and weeks. Here's your current letter: Mercy, mercy. The stars shine with confidence, not in stored mercy. There be revision in what you need, what you aim at to achieve. Mercy is cheap; you build self through repute. For repute, do not beg but yield. There is no mercy in store for thee. Create self, a power living being. Not by weapons alone can you win.

She tried to calm herself. "Who..who did you give my role to?" "It doesn't matter who we gave it to. All you need to know is that you aren't worthy enough for the role. You are from it. There are a lot of disadvantages associated with using you for the role. First, you don't have a good fan base. Second, you rarely earn a dime for the company. Third is, because you have no worth, no one seems to be patronizing us through you. You aren't popular and the reviews about you are bad not to talk about the rest."

"Please, if people didn't want to be manipulated, they would be smarter. People get what they deserve." "Isn't that the opposite of what you just said?" "Not at all. I said people get what they deserve. That doesn't mean they want it. No one wants what they deserve." "Then they shouldn't do stupid stuff." "I think people deserve mercy," their mother said, just before shoveling some roast beef into her mouth. As she chewed, she continued talking. "Some people can't help themselves. It's who they are. They don't even know they're doing anything wrong."

Or was she simply blind with jealousy and pride? Before Corren could reply, Merrick leaned forward in his seat, his tone harsh. “Nate,” Merrick said coldly, “are you saying Cassienne does not deserve that office?” Nate inhaled deeply, as if preparing herself for battle. “All I am saying,” she replied, “is that I deserve a fair chance. I am qualified. I worked for this company for years. Yet she walked in and got the office without any test.” She straightened her shoulders.