Cerita Kisah Nyata Cinta Terlarang Keluarga Novels & Stories

“Yes, he did. That's when I discovered the truth. He told me that he and my father went to the same college and that, like my father, he adored my mother. Lenovo had always been mentally unstable, but it had only gotten worse as he got older. My mother considered him a friend, but he did not. He wanted to be with her and tried everything to break my mother and father’s relationship, but it all went in vain. My father severed all ties with him and excluded him from the family. But he was out for vengeance. Many years later, he saw me at the grocery store and decided to tear my family apart for his own satisfaction. It was a bitter act of retaliation against his own peace. I tried to get out o

Her best friend was utterly unpredictable. "I did nothing wrong," Helena replied, still in the same way. "Yes, you're right. There's nothing wrong with making out with your husband." Sophie emphasized their discussion. She knew Helena purposely did not mention the incident anymore. But, she wouldn't let it happen because this was something that rarely happened. "But you know how it is in Indonesia. Beatrice must be shocked to see both of you." Yes, Indonesia differed from western countries. Making out with your partner should only be done in a closed private room. There was no showing it in front of friends, family, or colleagues. And Helena had violated one of them by showing it in front of

Sunita pov :- Sunita just finished all household work and retired to bed to take s nap for afternoon , and she takes tour to her past seven years how she spent with Their in laws . Story goes to the time after slokh first birthday celebration . I thought giving them one chance to suraj and these family would turn good but now i regret it . It was my negligence towards all the incidents and situations just to save my 8 years of marriage with 7 year old son life . I. ..Thought for one year we still used to he out once or twice a month with slokh , i thought it was suraj thoughtful towards his parents not to trouble them but it turns out he wanted a third party between us. It used to be only fo

Christian answered while scratching his neck and Mishka went silent for a few seconds. “You might hate me after listening to their story,” Mishka took a deep breath and started the story. My dad belonged to a very wealthy family. They were from one of the top ten business families in India. During his college days, my dad met my mom. They both were doing business majors and slowly fell in love with each other. They wanted to marry, but my grandfather was strictly against it because my mom was an orphan. He even tried to sell my mother to a brothel, but my dad saved her, and then they secretly got married. Aunt Ramya, who was mummy’s best friend and also an orphan, helped my parent to elope.

It taught us that love transcends conventional boundaries, and that the strength of family lies not in blood ties alone, but in the bonds we forge through shared experiences and genuine connection. As we reflected on the journey that had brought us to this point, I couldn't help but feel a profound sense of gratitude—for the twists and turns that had led us to this new chapter, for the love that had guided us through the darkest of times, and for the unwavering belief that our connections, no matter how complex or unconventional, were a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of love to transcend even the most scandalous of affairs. *****************************

I couldn't help myself. -"I.....I..... don't know what...to say....please father don't cry...I cannot see you like this" -"We....we lost them all........"I said amid tears. -"Father I really don't care as long as we love each other. I have you and you have me. Right?" -"But honey.... how are you supposed to get married without dowry?" -"You know father I have something to tell you too....I am in love with a man. A noble man. And he loves me too. I am sure that the lack of dowry won't be a problem to him"

She sighed and said in a rational and solemn manner, "Do you know that in A City, how many men from rich and powerful families have a family outside of their home? How many men have mistresses? In any case, a man can only have one wife. There are so many celebrities out there who are far more beautiful than the wives, but the men dare not take them home, and certainly won't bring them to public attention. At most, only rumors and gossip can be spread. Why? That is because the family of the wife has power and dignity, and they need to marry their wives for the sake of themselves. Men are not willing to cause any trouble between themselves and their wives, and they are even more unwilling to o

Everything done to help them come back proved abortive, people who had interest gave up. They have tried everything possible they knew they could do, but it wasn't yielding results, instead, things seem to be getting worse. They went their separate ways and ten years later, their kids fell in love. It was kind of a forbidden love because they didn't want to have anything to do with themselves. Their current partners tried asking why they were against the marriage of their kids, but they kept mute giving flimsy excuses. There was no solid reason for both of them to stop their kids from getting married.

She continues, "Well, until I was a Senior we were able to keep it from everybody. Then our parents caught us in the act at home and with a blistering rant at my brother, who was kicked out for 'corrupting' his little sister. I told them it was both of us but they just shut me down. They did ground me for a long while though. We weren't able to speak or see each other until the day I graduated High School. My brother showed up to support his little sister, watching her graduate but the disgust from our parents was palpable to us." "When the ceremony was over and the family came to me to congratulate me they almost got into it right there, nearly spilling our secret love. They tried to take m

Bruce said, his jaw tight as he looked away, his knuckles turning white as he gripped the edge of the coffee table. "We aren't!" I shrieked, pointing a trembling finger at Ryan. "Look at him! He is just a stepbrother. We don't share a drop of blood. And you?" I turned to Bruce, my heart hammering against my ribs. "You aren't anything to me but the man I’ve wanted since I knew what wanting was. You aren't my family!" "Even though," Bruce began, his voice warning, "it doesn't change how we've grown up—"