Wynne's Regret Novels & Stories

“—it was because she was supposed to be dead a long time ago.” That’s what he can recall. Looking back, Greg knew he made one of the biggest mistakes in his life. He never failed, but to get devour more than the person, who should be your prey is something he couldn’t admit. But the lament he felt will all get disregard. The regret for the plotted death would soon be put in vain. A fruitless attempt to save himself, and for the child, he knew won’t ever see him again. ‘I’m sorry, Yna,’ He whispered solemnly, anguish grip his chest right before he felt something sharp that draw much deeper to where his heart was.

Even after a year, she still looked as arrogant as every Jenkins in the family. Back then, it was Sean Jenkins who was two-timing. But to Wynne, it was my fault. I felt nothing hearing his name again. It was like touching a scalding cup—the burning sensation would last for two seconds, then vanish. Calmly, I met the babbling Wynne's gaze and said, "I broke up with Sean a year ago. What you're saying has nothing to do with me." She froze for a moment, eyes wide with disbelief.

Going for things that truly matter. My dream as an astronaut was caught short because I want to make her happy but she sees me like a useless piece of shit. Not man enough for her. “I'm hoping you could resume immediately. We have an underlying project in hand” “Sure Mr Tuner. Will resume immediately” “Glad to hear that” the phone cut off. Tracy I hope you don't regret this.

The Consequences of Regret Victoria Vance was completely drowning in bitter, suffocating regret! If her mind had only predicted back then that Arthur would end up choosing a cheap, manipulative low-society creature like Yvonne Blue, she would have absolute never pushed or encouraged him to divorce Sarah. Sadly, an infinite amount of money could not buy her a time machine to rewrite the past, and her ledger was entirely void of any medicine to cure regret. "Cough, cough... you vile creature... you... you will suffer cosmic karma... cough, cough..."

Luke's scowl deepened. "Are you sure, sweetie?" Ruthie looked pointedly at Wynona's hand clenching Luke's shirt. "What would you do if your hottie there got caught?" Wynona's cheeks turned pink and she released him, wrapping her arms around herself. "I have to do something," she said. I understood how she felt. Hadn't I felt the same way about finding my mother's murderer? Revenge. I was losing interest in that now. But I could see that Wynona wouldn't be dissuaded any time soon.

When he walked in front of Halsey Green, Halsey Green's eyes still stayed on Wendy Walters's body, which made Rex Gavyn very uncomfortable, but he still suppressed it. With jealousy in his heart, he smiled gracefully, "What? You did the business for Glory Group with your own hands some time ago, do you still have to regret it now? In my Rex Gavyn's world, you have never regretted it. These two words, and didn't you finally give up Wendy Walters for your career?" Halsey Green slowly turned his eyes back and said, "all mighty master Gavyn I never said that I would give up. Some things are mine and she will come back one day."

Lyra nodded and said, "He was so quick! He told his men to make Wendy leave! She was thrown out of the mansion with tears literally flowing down her cheeks because of how wronged she felt. She finally knew what it felt like when the people that you trusted turned their backs on you because you didn't benefit them anymore. She was begging! I never knew that I would need that engraved in my memory, but I enjoyed it a lot." "Gosh!" Raine gasped. "You made her beg? I wish I was there, just so I could see how that witch looks when she's all helpless and pitiful. There are a lot of things she did that I wish I could get back at her for, but to see her like that would have been enough for me too!"

Valerie cried. “Hello,” I stuttered amidst my tears. “He apologized Etta. You are so wicked!” Granny Lorette cried. “If Michael dies, it’s all on you,” she retorted icily

He had to accept that Olivia was gone and that she was never coming back again, no matter how hard it was. Yvonne could see the heartache in Warren's eyes. His voice cracked when he said that, but even deeper than that, she could tell Warren had an immense amount of regret that he felt. She didn't know if she should have asked him about it, since it might have touched a very sensitive nerve.