Filial Impiety Novels & Stories

"As it were." "Copus peccate," Jimmy whispered, recalling recent media coverage of several prominent Boston businessmen who were members of Copus peccate. Apprehensive co-workers had falsely and publicly accused the men of wearing Discipline belts beneath their three-piece suits. In fact, the three men did no such thing. Like many members of Copus peccate, these businessmen were at the "supernumerary" stage and practiced no corporal mortification at all. They were devout Catholics, caring fathers to their children, and deeply dedicated members of the community. Not surprisingly, the media spotlighted their spiritual commitment only briefly before moving on to the shock value of the sect's mo

"The pup's mine. But that doesn't change anything —" The Council elder's expression hardened. "Knowingly attempting to falsify paternity to prevent a lawful mate bond severance is a Class Two pack violation. Both parties involved will face fines and a public censure." I should have felt something. Rage, maybe. Disgust. Something. But all I felt was tired. I'd given six years of my life and every dollar I'd ever earned to a woman who'd been planning to pass off another man's child as mine to keep my money flowing.

Without forgetting to give him dirty looks, Fred harshly rebuked him, "Really disrespectful! A disgrace! In C Empire's words, you're a damned white-eyed wolf! I can't believe you are raised by him! You made me so speechless that you can call the person you should be respecting the most by his name, and without honorific or any salutation at that!" "So preposterous!" "Because people like you exist that many from the older generations are dying of heartaches and heart attacks! "You should die! Atone for your sins and commit suicide!"

A part of Judah knew there would be no coming back from this, but the rest of him didn't care. "I'm saying that you're pussy whipped," he took the last step forward so that they were chest to chest, "You let a human make decisions, and she's leading you around by the dick. It's shameful. If you want to think with your cock instead of your brain, that's fine, but let someone who has the best interests of the pack at heart lead us-you clearly have different priorities right now." Judah watched as his friends disappeared, allowing their wolves to take over their bodies, and Damon's eyes blazed with fury.

He looked at the crowd not with apology but with challenge. “You all loved my father,” he began, his voice carrying over the crowd. “You came here to eat his food, to drink his wine, to ask his favor when you needed land or money. And now that he’s gone, you come to spit on his widow? On his son? On his blood?” A murmur rolled through the square. The minister raised his voice. “This is not about your father’s generosity. This is about sin. About a woman who defiles her vows, and a son who dishonors his own name.”

He thought for a moment before continuing. "Their conceit overwhelms me. They think and act like they are the most perfect, dignified, flawless persons in the world. I can't stand such hypocrisy any longer." "One could hardly blame them for that. Your family has an impeccable reputation for hundred of years. Thus far they has never been touched by any scandal or indignity. No wonder they despise me. I was born from misdeed, I live in disgrace, and now I've been soaking in scandal." He squeezed her hand gently in his hold.

“Everyone can call me evil and cruel, but not you! You’re my son, you’re my own flesh and blood. I worked so hard to raise you, you’re not allowed to call me that!” “Then am I supposed to turn a blind eye to this just because you’re the one who raised me?” Zachary scowled in a low voice. “Whether you raised me to protect your interests or did it out of filial piety, I’d rather you never raised me! Besides, you know very well the reason why you chose to keep me, right?” “You… What an unfilial son… Get out of here!” Janice pointed her finger at Zachary with trembling fingers. Zachary shot a glance at Janice, turned around, and left without a word. Janice sat down in disappointment while watchi

“Dad, Older Sister might have moved out of this house, but she is still part of our family. Her surname is William, she is your daughter, she wouldn’t be able to change that even until she dies. Even if she changed her surname, could she even change the blood flowing through her veins? She is your daughter forever, no matter how hard she tries to deny it!” “In the past, she was incapable and relied on you to raise her. Didn’t you just do it without any complaints? Is it even reasonable for her to ignore our family now that she is rich? She is ultimately still a part of our family, she should play a part for this family,” Imelda said. “I know that she doesn’t like me and Mom, it’s fine if she

Greed, anger, ignorance, arrogance, doubt - everyone's got 'em. These spirits carried the greatest pain in the world, each one asking Amelia why it was them who died. Did they do anything wrong by living so hard? They always minded their own business and never did anything harmful. Why don't they even have a complete body? They followed the principles of filial piety, working like oxen and horses, not seeking anything for themselves, just hoping their children could survive. Why can't they even have this?

I lightly shook my head and stopped grinning. “Since the day I promised mother to end this bloody legacy of killing innocents, since the day I promised her I will change our men and teach them how to be humans, that day I took an oath to change myself, despite it took me to give up on my nature,” His words sounded Chinese to me. There’s never such a thing she ever said to me nor she ever act like a weak woman. “So, humanity runs in our blood and so does a hope of empathy and love,”