Domestic Violence Novels & Stories

Mansha yelled at him and he was listening to his mothers scolding with his head down in guilt but suddenly he asked, frowning. "Did she complain about me to you?” "No. She's not like those daughter-in-laws who complain about their husbands to their mother-in-law. She did not utter a single word from her lips. Let alone complaining.” She gave him an angry look and again continued. “When I saw her puffy eyes and her hand bleeding I understood it's my psycho son’s doing. Her one hand was bleeding while you left fingerprints on her other hand. Are you even human or a beast? Do you know what it is called? Domestic Violence. You should be grateful that she didn't fi

She paused, asking Isabelle to help her take a sip of water. "He would slap me when I didn't lock the door or keep the curtains closed." Then he would apologize again; he was really manipulative." Isabelle had seen many cases of domestic violence and women being unable to stand up for themselves. She just never imagined that her mother would be one of them.

, Grace whispered. “She couldn’t, as he was her mate and it was not easy to leave their mates in those times, especially when they don’t have backup plans. Domestic violence was like a daily routine. Since he provided her food and shelter, she never complained. But things turned worse when she stopped going out for work. We boys were growing up at a very fast rate. My mother didn’t want us to see something like that. She even talked about this to that Omega, whom I call my father. But he never listened to her.

He had long developed a strong psychological fear of her. Although he was a man, Elaine was a terribly shrewd woman. Sometimes, there was still a psychological shadow in his mind. Due to her suppression that had lasted from months to years, Jacob had fallen in a passive and vulnerable position despite being the husband. Although most cases of domestic violence were male-to-female violence, there were also significant cases of domestic female-to-male violence. Men’s violence against women was mostly because they were naturally stronger compared to women, and they relied on their strength to gain the upper hand.