Your Fault Audiobook English Novels & Stories

I couldn't let him kill her. "Don't you know you caused all this" he said and I turned my attention to him. "It's not my fault" "If you weren't born everything would have been perfect" He was trying to manipulate me and to be honest it wasn't working as effectively as the last nth times "It's not my fault" I yelled "Krystabel don't let him get to you"my mother warned "Don't deny it,it's your fault"he insisted with a drunk but sinister smile "It's not" I shouted this time

He looked at her with unshed tears in his eyes. “It’s all my fault, Faith. I should have brought you straight home instead of just playing around. Maybe we wouldn’t have tried to dodge that bear, and we wouldn't be here,” he said while Faith grabbed his chin and turned his face towards her. “It’s not your fault, Gunner. I had fun. And despite the accident, I wouldn’t have it any other way. We made it out alive, and we’re here in front of each other. Thank you for a nice shopping trip and a fun ride.”

“But...” “No. Listen to me,” I cupped his face again, refusing to let him retreat into that familiar place of self-blame. “This was Aiden’s fault not yours. You gave me a job and damn it you gave it to Marcus too, whatever we do with the opportunity is our fault not yours, you can't blame yourself for the evil deeds of others.” After everything I said ,he still didn’t look convinced. I sighed. “This is why you’re impossible.” “I’m not impossible.”

His hair was gelled back neatly and it made his eyes have more attention. “I am really sorry about that. I was in a hurry and did not think to slow down when I saw your car, I promise that I did not see you both coming until you came into view until it was too late” He said. He was speaking, but his words did not seem to reach Cam’s ears, she had gone mute since he got out of the car. “Hello, miss? Are you okay?” He said again. Mia knew that it was time to interrupt, “we are fine, thank you” she said as she went to her friend's side, “come on, let us go” Mia said.

"It seems like no matter where you go, people always find a reason to throw you in a cell." My nails bit into my palms, sharp enough to draw blood. "And whose fault is that?" I said, my voice even despite the storm raging inside me. Jude arched a brow, clearly entertained that I had finally spoken. "Oh?" He folded his arms. "You think it's my fault? Or Rayna’s?" He smirked. "Have you ever thought that all this is your fault because you're just so convincing as a betrayer." I refused to let him bait me, but my body betrayed me. My breathing was just a little too sharp, my shoulders just a little too tense.

“I've got a fucking business that I'm running, staff to be paid at the end of every month and Mama's fees at the nursing home has to be fucking paid too!” Dean's face contoured into a dark angry shade. He walked up to me and stared right into my eyes. “Whose fault is it then, huh?” he stabbed my chest with a finger. “It. Was. Your. Fucking. Fault! It's your fault that we are all in this mess. And it's your fault that Mama is stuck in that nursing home with no recollection of who we are! It was all your god-damned fault!” My fingers dug down into my palm, almost drawing blood as I bit down hard on my lower lip.

Roxane informs her, a note of concern creeping into her voice. Audrey's expression changes, a mix of guilt and frustration clouding her features as she processes the information. She curses under her breath, the weight of her oversight weighing heavily on her conscience. "Fuck, that's my fault. I forgot to remind him," she admits, the realization of her negligence hitting her hard.

“My fault? My fault? It turns out it’s all my fault? I was too willful. I was too confident. Everything was my fault?” Sabrina was speechless. Hearing Lily’s miserable tone, Sabrina did not know what she should say anymore. However, Sabrina was not fond of Lily at all. Lily was such a pretentious woman. No matter if she is dead or alive, and how miserable was, it was the consequence that she should bear herself. It has nothing to do with Sabrina.

“I'm your friend, Annabel and I'll always tell you the truth. You know how much I care about you. You know I love you so much and that's why I'm trying my best to talk to you.” “Like that?” Annabel scoffed. “You're siding with someone that caused me pain.” “It wasn't entirely his fault.” Sasha argued. “Then who's fault was it? Mine?” Annabel retorted. “No, it wasn't your fault and it wasn't totally his fault either. Yes, I know he made a mistake by using you and stuff, but he isn't the reason Audrey died. He had no idea the girl even died and he has been looking for you to apologize for his mistakes. He even changed his lifestyle and became a successful business man—”

Kali's grip holding me down, I could hear the creaking of my skull underneath her strength. "You're not focused," she said. "Stop thinking about how you have failed and how it was never really your fault. You're just a byproduct of your society." "It's not my fault," I squeezed out. "Of course it is. Do you believe that you aren't at fault for your own demise? I know how you've lived. You steal, kill, and lie your way through life." "You don't know me!"