Brazen Virtue Novels & Stories

I promise you I will not disappoint you! Now, I can't say that I fully understand the concept of a woman's virtue, but I have an idea of where it is and I do know that I only have one. I don't want to give it away to someone that I don't love and I certainly don't want anyone to steal it! It belongs to me and mine feels threatened just by the way I'm sitting right now. I don't feel virtuous in these clothes, sitting on this strange man, or having my heart race like this. The only thing on my mind is holding onto my virtue by any means necessary. "How old are you?", he asks.

“Hope.” “Okay?” Liviana blinks, a shake of her head as she points, “but, uh... You know, sometimes hope isn’t enough. It doesn’t put a roof over your head or feed you. It doesn’t make you money or earn you love and happiness and a good life. Hope’s just...” she shrugs. “A dream. And dreams can easily become nightmares.” “Maybe.” Leona doesn’t disagree, shrugging as she goes on. “But hope is also a virtue. It’s powerful. It’s strong. And sometimes, it’s all we have.”

“Although I’m old and my movements are no longer agile, I still have my conscience. I know what it means to repay kindness with kindness! “Today, I’ll protect Mr. Mayo’s life! “I’ll risk my life to fight whoever dares to hurt Mr. Mayo! Even if I have to die, I’ll drag a few of you with me! You’re a group of ignorant bastards! Fuck you!” Her words were really vulgar. But her sincerity undoubtedly reached Thomas’ heart. That was what people meant by “virtue was its own reward.” However, one should not expect rewards when doing good deeds. When a person always befriended others, he would be safe even when he encountered danger, and people would always step up to help him!

Nathan instantly took out his hand and distanced like he just suffered an electric shock. "Stop assessing a person by his financial holdings. There are more noble things in the world which have lot more value in life than wealth. One of the most important among them is virtue." She stressed on the word. "But villains like you won't understand the meaning of it since you do not have it. You are born beast and you will die a beast." The next second she flinches as her ears record a thunderous roar. "Kyara" Nathan was shaking with temper and his hand raised up on her in a duress with just an inch of gap before touching her cheek.

But next to his reflection, he saw the shadow of Angeline. She was the "weakness" he hadn't seen coming. She was the "motivation" that was already starting to rewrite his priorities. He realized then that the "Sinful Virtues" weren't just the rules they lived by. They were the traits that would either bind them together or destroy both their empires. Angeline wasn't just his wife; she was a mirror held up to his own soul. And for the first time, Roman Moretti didn't like what he saw.

Yvonne immediately rushed to say, “Although you were very virtuous and aloof back then, how great was your desire to survive? Back then, for the sake of your daughter, Aino, you almost knelt before others. Even if you were stripped naked, you already had the determination to not resist at all. The way you were back then was truly noble, virtuous, and unyielding. But what about her? Her clothes were incredibly expensive! Nobody has a knife on her throat, so why was she so arrogant? It is called virtuous just because she doesn’t want to join the group chat of those wealthy housewives? Sabrina, don’t forget, you were that virtuous, fearless, and did not even care about Sebastian, but what did y

after hearing what he said, she was no more very touched and was a little helpless, "I really don't know why an arrogant people like you can become a very successful businessman." "I was born to be a talented businessman." James was not self-effacingat at all. "Forget it! I don't want to talk to you. You are really not humble." James raised his eyebrows, "Do you want to see me being humble?" Elizabeth thought for a moment, "Humility is considered a virtue, and you can be humble sometimes. What do you think?" "Mmm." After a long while, James nodded heavily and then held Elizabeth in his arms, "Then I'll be humble."

Fidelia realized; she smirked scornfully, approached them, and said sarcastically: "Surprise, isn't it? Only a guilty person would do that. A guilty conscience never feels secure." Although they understood what Fidelia was talking about, they showed a condescending, bossy attitude. "Fidelia, don't go crazy here. Quickly apologize to Brenna." Venn spoke up grumpily as if he was deliberately putting all the blame on Fidelia. "Venn, you still haven't changed your ugly personality, have you? What a scumbag." "You…" Venn was too angry to say anything; his face was red. Brenna became even more arrogant as a result of Venn's protection. She crossed her arms over her chest, looked at Fidelia with di

He looked too highly upon his master to see him rate himself on the same scale as the cowards watching the unfolding preceedings with trembling arms as opposed to his master’s folded arms. “Don’t be too hard on them. There are many times that being afraid is wiser than being fearless,” the master stated, applauding the cowardice of the observing men and women. All though bravery was a brilliant attribute that many craved to possess, there were times when bravery was much closer to foolishness than it was to wisdom. In fact, more than ninety percent of the time, bravery was best described as the emotion of the foolish. After all, it was called bravery because it wasn’t something that one who

Gia asked. Raven shook his head. "Because arrogance breeds resentment and jealousy in others, at least one person. It may not seem obvious at first, but imagine that arrogance repeated millions of times, creating millions of resentful people. This tarnishes the beauty of that object over time, with resentment and envy." Gia wanted to curb Raven’s arrogance. "But the fault lies with those who feel jealous, not with the object causing it," Raven argued, disagreeing. "True, but envy and resentment are the most common human emotions, preventable only through humility. Imagine if there were no arrogance from the start—then jealousy wouldn’t arise. The beauty of the object would remain intact."