You Can't Save Everyone Novels & Stories

I guess everybody just has something to say about you because of the responsibility they believe lays on your shoulder. “So, is it true and you are then over? Yes, I think so. I think it's over.” No one does. They have to find yourself falling out of love before you realize that you need to come out. I realized this and there is no way I can reconnect what has been removed. “You can only save what wants to be saved. You cannot save things like love. You cannot force someone to want to be with you.” And honestly, I tried to do that and it's not working.

Cynthia pleaded pitifully, "Lucas and Charlie, save me!" Lucas rushed forward but stopped halfway when he saw a sign. [You can only save one person. Once you save someone, the other person will be killed by the bomb!] "Lucas, we're saving Maddie," Charlie said urgently. However, Lucas fell silent, frowning as if he was thinking about who to actually save. I could not help but scoff. After all, I really thought he had repented. I said, "Don't bother saving me. I was already planning to die."

“She does not understand.” “She understands no.” “She owes me existence.” “No.” “She would have died!” “Maybe.” Emmy stepped forward. “But saving someone doesn’t make their life yours.” The echo laughed. “That is what you believe now.” “It’s what I choose now.” “Because you have become powerful enough to pretend choice is simple.” Emmy stopped. That landed closer than she wanted. Choice wasn’t simple. They had learned that. People had died after systems collapsed. Kingdoms had struggled. Families had separated.

"I'm sorry about Hannah. But you couldn't have saved her. If you had given in and gone with him because of her, he would torture her just to keep you with him. From the looks of things and how much she seemed to care about you, she would never want that. You can't save everyone, Valencia." I couldn't save everyone. "I know," I mumbled, turning away from his gaze and back to the mold-infested ceiling of the cabin to hide the feelings I couldn't seem to hold back. "I just want to be able to save the people who matter." He didn't say anything after that, but I could tell he wanted to. But he didn't want to push me. A small smile found its way to my lips despite t

"I mean, I'm going to get out of here anyway since I have been bought, and my buyer might be kind enough to even let me see my baby again, but if we are caught, what Armo might do to us might be worse than death." "Florence, there's zero possibility that your buyer might treat you better than Armo does. No good person buys another person. We have come this far already, and we can't just change our minds now, not when Gladys has accepted to help us. We can’t back down now. Who knows? This might be the only shot at freedom we might ever get. How can we give up this soon before we even get started?!" Sarah said. "Well, it is better to be a coward than die a miserable death," Yin said. "There's

"She doesn't need saving. She needs someone who loves her for who she is, not who they think she should be." "And you think Kane is that person?" "He’s is the only one she can't stop thinking about. Which makes him the person you're competing with. And that's not fair to anyone." Daniel sinks into a chair. Buries his face in his hands. When he looks up, his eyes are red. "I can't save everyone." His voice cracks. "I'm a surgeon. That's my job. But I can't—I couldn't save—" He stands. Walks to the door. "Come with me."

"If you destroyed it, you can always build it back, right?" "It's not that simple." "Why not?" "Because, it's not. Just like in the movies, the superheroes, you know, Spiderman, The flash?" Angel nodded. "They don't save everyone, do they?" "No," "I'm one of those who can't be saved." "Really?" "Yeah. And when your China cracks, it's never the same, is it?" "Mine got broken." Angel sniffed, glancing at the broken plates still littered on the floor.

At the man who'd isolated himself from everything, including the darkness in his own facility. "Yes," she said. "I can." "Then that's where we go next." Because saving the climate was good. But saving people was better. And Maya Chen had never been able to stop trying to save everyone. Even when it was impossible. Especially then.

If I die, I'm sure eventually someone will find a way, BUT let me be the hero for once. I'll save everyone! Well, some of them. I can't possibly save everyone. Actually, I can only try since I might die as well. Ahh thinking anymore makes me change my mind so let's leave it at that.

She takes a breath, “Each Species has their own god and this was decided to let you decide if you want to save them to save yourself.” I look at her and notice she is giving me time to ponder and let the information sink in, “Wait! So if i want to live i have no choice but to do this. How is that a choice?!” Im huffing and crying now feeling like i am having something forced on me and i hated that living more less dying.