Born To Be Bad Novels & Stories

the bastard said as he pulled my hair, “You see, all was a fucking plan that went wrong, just like letting you live. You an abomination shouldn’t be alive.” “Abomination?” I said, laughing, “Oh, so what are you then? So you are my creator.” “Yes, my brothers and I were, but what a mistake. You being born with all of our qualities makes you an abomination. There are only Five Holy beings, not six, and you came and ruin everything,” the bastard explained, “The moment you were born, everything was ruined. You should have died that dreadful day, but you didn’t. So, before you were born, I planted the seed of vengeance and hate on the hunters for your kingdom. It may seem unfair, but one of my br

Why do these keep happening to me? I was already born messed up, why do bad things keep happening to me?

I knew she wanted to say more but was trying not to cry. I squeezed her hand, letting her know I was here and things would be okay. She took a sip of her water with her other hand. I loved that she let me touch her. When she calmed down, she looked at me, “I’m okay. It’s just, you talked about it in your letters. Nature versus nurture, right? I don’t think people are born evil, unless there is something wrong with their brains. But they become it. It starts like a dark seed that’s planted inside your soul, and if you let it grow, it takes over. But you never did let it take over.”

Was it because he was easily bullied? Perhaps Vireo was not born to be a good person, and he was born to be an evil person who was unforgivable. He should not have deceived himself over and over again and exhausted all ways to make himself a good person. No! He was not a good person! He was the devil. Vireo was simply born to be the devil!

she said. See? I told you that even though she can be tough, she still has a kind side. In this world, there are two types of bad people: one who became bad because of something you did that made them angry, and the other who was just born bad. And in her case, she become bad because of me.

Once the future becomes present, there’s always another uncertain future waiting. So, let me ask you one more question. Are monsters born that way or are they raised into one? Well, they must have problems, be it natural or learned. They could have brain malfunctions or some DNA error. If they were like that from birth, it’s not their fault. It’s just a disability. But if it’s the case that they were not born that way, if their evil personality was formed later, is it really their fault? "Nana." Lord Arche’s gentle voice snapped me back to reality.

Jasmine said in disappointment, "I don't know if I can teach my child well. When I take Michael out and see that everyone else is a family of three, I wonder if I am too selfish to give birth to him and let him live in a family without a father. Is that really good?" Grandma Gill comforted her, "it's not easy to have a baby in the first place. Some people say that giving birth is the most painful, but I don't think so. The hardest and most difficult thing is in the coming decades. To teach him, to make him healthy and successful, whatever it is, it's harder than having a baby. You decided to have the baby, so there's no point in worrying about it now. You might as well try to give him a warm

So she didn't need to know it. It would only influence her thoughts and feelings. It would give her hope. False hope. “No,” I said. “He loved no one.” She shifted. Barely. I caught it. She understood what that meant. “No one?” she probed again. “Even his parents?” A humorless laugh left me. “He is reborn every time. That means whenever the firstborn heir of the next generation is supposed to receive its wolf, Alaric leaves his previous human body behind.”

Aiden called out as he perched on the space beside me, “let me run your bath. You should feel better after taking a shower” I remained silent for a few seconds as the memory of every bad thing that has happened due to my presence in people’s lives replayed in my head. “I am bad luck” I mumbled to myself but loud enough for Aiden to hear me, “maybe I shouldn’t have been born” everything was my fault, the killings and everything. It began the very moment I showed up here—this was the universe’s way of telling me I was a taboo. “What the heck are you saying?”

Learning that a useless, money-losing child had ruined the perfect body she'd worked so hard to maintain, Lynette was filled with nothing but resentment toward Stephanie. Still, because of the difficult birth, Maxwell paid Lynette a little extra attention. That was the only reason she didn't lash out at Stephanie right away. In my previous life, I had been born too quickly, before Maxwell even arrived. Lynette had nearly strangled me, saying that a useless child who couldn't help her keep a man didn't deserve to live. If a nurse hadn't discovered it in time, I would've suffocated and been left brain-damaged. But this time, everything was different.