Wrong Choice Novels & Stories

What if Dylan is the right one… and I’m just too blind to see it? Or worse. What if I’m about to make the wrong choice… again?

Choosing one looked to be wrong, while choosing both seemed to be greedy and also led to mistake. Awry. It would look incorrect to take a step anywhere. O n the other hand, Raveen remained stubborn. He was certain that his decision was also correct. Of course, falling in love with Lavina wasn't a bad thing. Why should everyone hate Lavina? Even though that she was been a descendent of Dawson, she was merely an innocent girl who was despised even by her own family. Lavina should have been removed from Rael's qualifications while compiling his enemies list.

I said. "Got to go Becca ,I need to do my assignment," Joy announced. "Oh...say Joy why ..." "I won't let you copy my assignment, you know the last time it almost got us into trouble" Joy cut me off before I could even finish talking ,how did she know what I was about to say? "Fine, fine , I will do my assignment myself," I replied. "That's better Bye girlfriend" "Bye" I said and she hung up. How can I forget my math assignment ?

“As it should be.” Neither man realized that they were standing on opposite sides of the same misunderstanding. William believed Raymond was confirming the match with Sarah Kensington. Raymond believed William was speaking about Marilyn. Both were satisfied. Both were certain. And neither suspected the disaster quietly building beneath their feet.

I can’t keep thinking about these things, or I will mess it up. I am waiting for my food to be ready when my cell starts to ring. My first thought is that it is Aubrey, but when I take it out, I see Hugo’s name flashing on my screen. Part of me wants to ignore it because I know what I am doing behind his back is wrong. No, maybe bad isn’t the right word. There is nothing wrong with Aubrey and me being together. We are doing it in secret, which makes it wrong. Taking a deep breath, I answer. He will call back if I don’t.

Nothing. *******

Cold and calm, I replied, "I did tell you and even asked you for a loan. It was Leo who made you choose not to believe me. It was your Alpha who killed his parents, and you're an accessory to the murder!" Kael's face turned deathly pale, his lips quivering as he walked past me. I turned to him and said, "You would've thought it was all an act I made up, no matter how much I tried to explain. "I've recorded all my conversations with the sheriff throughout the incident. Maybe you'd like to listen?" Kael seemed overwhelmed with grief as he collapsed to his knees. I turned and walked away as I heard him repeatedly punch the floor, his cries echoing. "I'm so sorry, Victor, Vera… I'm such an idiot

Noah whispered, “…This feels wrong.” Lila didn’t respond. Because this— was the only move left. — The individual hesitated. Time slowed. The system calculated probabilities. Option A: 72% likelihood. Option B: 28% likelihood. The second intelligence predicted outcome A. The unknown adjusted expectation toward outcome A. Because statistically— it made the most sense. — And then… The choice was made. Option B. Silence. Because that— should not have happened. The system recalculated instantly. ERROR.