Their Mistake Her Rise 소설 & 이야기

They apologized, in a trembling tone. “What the hell! How could you make such a silly mistake!” I yelled at them, at the top of my voice. “We’re sorry, ma’am. We felt she wouldn’t be able to escape as we had already injected her with the poison.” “She managed to escape from here, and yet, we still can’t find her, outside. Can you just see how much this mistake of yours, has cost?” I questioned them, feeling my blood boil, and unable to see how possible it was, for me to calm down.

"You... you can't be mine. I would never give birth to something so worthless!" Mistake looked down at her mangled leg, at the cigarette burn scars covering her arms. She looked at Grace - my daughter - who had lived her life in designer dresses and private tutors. Then she turned and ran toward the balcony. Her limp was pronounced on the polished floor. "Where do you think you're going, you little bitch?" Sarah screamed after her. Mistake climbed onto the railing. The city lights sparkled below. Her voice was quiet. "Even knowing I'm your real daughter, you still can't love me."

If I had struck her abdomen—her most vulnerable spot—instead of avoiding it, she would've been seriously injured. If that had happened, she wouldn't have been able to recover from it. Then, she could forget about her plan and about calling the shots in the Hardwell family. This realization made her break out in cold sweat. Grace had made a mistake—she had really messed up. A person like me with a lowly background wasn't even worth her time. So, she shouldn't be petty with me when I wasn't even worth risking everything for. She couldn't make the same mistake again—absolutely not!

The words of Austin had taken her by surprise so much that she could not speak. Sara took a moment to collect herself and said, "I know we made a mistake—I made a mistake." She continued by saying, “Now mistake is already made. We should get ourselves free from this situation as soon as possible. We need to work together."

I watched her struggle to keep her tears from falling, her eyes already throbbing and red. But that didn’t mean anything. It wouldn’t solve anything. She hadn’t just given her body to another man but had lowered the reputation that was held up high. My reputation. “I’m—I’m sorry,” she pleaded, trying to reach for me by tugging at my arm. “Sorry?” I snapped, my voice a low growl. “You’re sorry for fucking Alessandro?” “It was a mistake.” Her voice was soft as the words slipped out of her quivering lips. “I didn’t mean to. I was mad at you and—‘

He died the day he got his memory back. The Alpha King Eric of today was worlds away from me. He was the moon in the sky, and I was just worthless dust. He was a big shot in the business world, while I was just a little pebble he’d once stepped on, easily kicked aside. Just like a firefly can never compare to the moon, he was destined to be with an Alpha who shone just as brightly. If that was the case, why make myself miserable? Why be a stumbling block in his path?

Her stomach dropped. “How could this happen?” she murmured, looking around in panic. Tina must have made a mistake… But when she turned to where Tina had been standing, she was gone. Eve forced a small, shaky smile. “I’m so sorry, everyone. I must have made a mistake with the measurements.” A few women scoffed. “You shouldn’t have brought anything if you can’t cook.” “Honestly, how embarrassing.” Luna Alice said nothing, her face unreadable. Eve lowered her eyes, her cheeks burning, wishing the ground would swallow her up.

Eunia If I had to give but one name to what started these years of torture, it would be hers. I curse the day I met her. That little bitch, Kruska Belov. It’s often true what they say. The worst things can come from the best intentions and I was a fool to think that a good heart was all it took to find happiness in this world. I was an even bigger fool to think I could share my privilege with someone else without incurring their wrath. Because after all, people have pride and sometimes mistake genuine care for condescension. My ten-year-old self could have never thought that wanting to help someone would ruin my entire life.

The snarl on her face was enough to make him realize he’d just said the wrong thing. “You think that was crazy?” she asked, voice steadily rising in volume. “You haven’t seen crazy yet, Phillips.” Stick Girl took a threatening step toward him, clearly undeterred in facing him down. But apparently, in addition to being stupidly brave, she was an absolute klutz, because her foot caught on the leg of her desk, and what was likely meant to be a targeted attack resulted in her tumbling onto him in a tangle of limbs. Sebastian hadn’t thought to brace himself, and the next thing he knew, his chair was tipping backward. It quickly became obvious that with their combined weight and the sheer momentum

I have been easy with him, throwing away expectations. Hoping he will see the light and grow up. Drago has always been a fool from birth. This moment proves nothing has changed. My biggest mistake was bringing him into the plan. I should have selected another Alpha for the job. An Alpha from the West region who has sworn allegiance to me. Powerful men who crawl at my feet, begging to sit beside my throne. I did wrong by selecting an incompetent scumbag. The mistake haunts me. Not only have I made life difficult for myself, my mate has been thrown into an endless pit. The plan is to protect, but destruction has overrun it.