Your Fault Series Novels & Stories

“It’s my fault.” “No—” “Yes,” I whispered, voice raw. “I was the one who moved them. I thought I was helping them. I made a decision and now they’re all… they’re all…” Kai dropped to his knees in front of me, placing his hands firmly on my shoulders. “Stop.” “But I failed—” “You didn’t kill them,” he said, eyes blazing. “Someone else did. Whoever took them, whoever planned this—they’re the ones at fault. Not you.”

And if my assumption is correct, I can’t help but feel sympathy for Elizabeth. Imagine what kind of pain she had gone through. If I was on her place, I think I would do the same. How can I live a normal life anyway if I am fully aware that someone was killed because of me? And that my mate killed an innocent life because of me? The guilt and pressure will all be put on my shoulders for sure, same as what happened to Elizabeth. I couldn’t help but blame Alec’s lack of trust. If only… if only he had faith on Elizabeth’s love for her, I doubt if there love story would end up the same.

He knew! It was all my fault. No. It wasn't my fault. It was my father's. Wait. My father was trying to save his reputation so it is the fault of she who started it in the first place, Cassandra! It was all her fault. In fact, it was all their fault. All of them. Dad! Mom! Cassandra! And me? I played along with their dirty little game. I stood up and reached out for my phone. Dialing Cassandra, the phone rang over and over again but went straight to voicemail.

Up until now, I can still remember how I saw Freya beside me, painted with blood while I couldn't even move my finger. “T-They blamed me for what happened. My life got ruined and I had to bear with all the pain because they said it was my fault.” I felt my tears already playing in the corner of my eyes. All the pain that I've been carrying and keeping in my chest is me entirely. Lucas quickly held my hands on my desk. “We are with you, Faith. We will help you find out the person behind this.” “By the way, it's your Mom's birthday, right?”

“What? So you are saying that you are goody two shoes now? Are you saying that it's not your fault why she lost her memories? Are you saying that it is not your fault that she is feeling like that because of what you said to her and what you did to her?” Francis can’t say any word for what Mazie had said is all true. He can’t deny that the reason why Kianna lost her memories lies in his responsibility. It is also his fault why Kianna is having a hard time in her life for he treated her way. Still, he didn’t want that to happen. ‘It is not my fault if someone fall for me. Did I asked them to feel that way? I am just who I am…’

“People like you are the reason she can’t even handle one contract properly. She screwed it up, then tried to blame Victoria. I don’t care if it takes days or weeks—she made the mess, she fixes it.” I wanted to scream. I hadn’t messed up the contract. Victoria had. She switched the numbers and pinned it on me. I only learned the truth in the Moretti basement. Before that, I’d believed it was my fault too—until they mocked me, laughing about how easy it had been. “She really is as stupid as Victoria said,” The Moretti mocked me. “All we had to do was say it was her mistake. She came running to us, trying to make it right.”

It's not your fault Isabelle . "It is not my fault? I dragged you all into this mess." "It's not my fault? I dragged Aiden and Amelia into this, they got kidnapped. " "It's not my fault? I almost killed your sister Justin." "It's not my fault? So it isn't my fault that James took that bullet for Mre that evening?" It isn't my fault right then why am I the root cause of all of this? "Tell me, Justin. " "Why I ju… just want an answer "

"Uhh... I'm Aurora. Aurora Macafee." I watched as his smile turned into a thin line, his eyes frowning into tiny slits. All the warmth he had towards me earlier was now gone. I wasn't some random girl who needed help; I was a traitor, even though I had done nothing wrong. Being a traitor was my birthright. A title my parents had earned when my mom chose my father over the previous Alpha. I hadn't even been born at that time, so why had my mom's choice for love been something that I had to be punished for. By the glazed-over look in his eyes, I could tell that the warrior was mind linking. I waited patiently, still hoping that the Alpha would give him the okay to let me into the packhouse to

Vienna's POV: Fynn's words reached me after a pause, but even that small duration of time was enough to completely flip his tone and the emotions playing in his heart. "I know it wasn’t your fault, Vienna… it was never your fault, it wasn't even Kai’s fault In fact, all the mistakes are on my end. I am the dumbest person alive, who hasn't just messed things up completely, but now that it is already late… still, it is taking me a lot of effort to accept my fault."

"Merri is the one who deserved to die not my brother. This is your fault Madam, you killed my brother!" Faith's mother was quick to strike her daughter's cheek. Disgusted, of all things she had never taught her daughter to kill, maybe steal here and there but not kill. Mrs Cunningham was appalled, no words came out. Hearing a muffled cry, Merrigold ran out, heading straight for her brother's comfort. Austin ran after her, she was shaking with tears. "It's all my fault, someone died because of me??!" She cried, Austin held her against his shoulder. Crying, she felt responsible. She did not know what she had ever done to Faith but the unsettling feeling was an innocent boy had died and Merrigo