Filial Impiety Novels & Stories

Any time when it might have worked out? Celestial idiot. Selfish celestial. Celestial bastard! He cursed his ancestor every time he remembered doing so, that he remembered what that winged idiot had caused generations and more generations to pass. Treason was the primordial sin, the most unforgivable sin in all existence, regardless of the species to which the individual or living being belonged; the most deplorable sin. And someone with his blood had committed it himself, someone who didn't care about any of its consequences.

He doesn't understand. Even then, he couldn't understand. Yes, they favor boys over girls, but is it right for them to do this to her? "You selfish, unfilial child," Carl spat, his voice dripping with venom. "After everything this family has done for you, you repay us with this insolence? You're nothing but a disgrace." Unfilial? Was it during the times when she was doing things to be filial, did they see? Now that she refuses what they want, is she unfilial right away?

He brings it up at every chance he gets, and at this point, it feels like a punishment. “I said I would…but I just…can’t. I don’t know how to explain this, but it feels impossible, Father.” “That’s nonsense. You’d prefer being a shameful philanderer than to settle and commit to your mate. Or do you think word doesn’t get back to me on just how disgraceful you are?” He’s angry now, razor-sharp words cutting deep within me. “You are supposed to represent the Sinclair bloodline with dignity, but all you do is give me reasons to believe that I’ve failed as a father. This time, you have one simple task to do, and that’s to mark Kamila – yet you’ve chosen to also be a disappointment in that as wel

Third Person's POV "Germain claims to be filial, so he should have sent you to care for your mother while he upheld his own filial duties. Instead, he lets you be unfilial. Isn't that suspicious?" Adelaide's question hung in the air, met with silence—everyone knew their words would be recorded. Being labeled unfilial could ruin marriage prospects, even if there were no legal repercussions. Among them, only Crispin showed a hint of guilt, though he too remained silent.

Anthony said with his features tightened in a frown. Gina was pained. Hearing those words come from her father pierced her heart. She had always been a filial daughter, strictly adhering to the family rules and doing whatever was asked of her. It only took just one refusal, and she was being termed selfish. It was no news that the Thompson enterprise had been suffering great setbacks for some time now and was at the edge of going bankrupt. If nothing was done to revive the situation, then the family company would fold. But, was sacrificing her happiness also a part of her filial duty as a daughter of the family? She wondered.

he confirmed and Jeremiah just slightly nodded, “The custom in that country is that your parents could have a carnal relationship with anyone that they like.” Carson commented, intentionally to hurt Jeremiah, “That’s really disgusting, Aiden.” “I know right, this slave over here could also be a bastard,” Aiden said the cruel prejudice with a chuckle. Jeremiah's blood suddenly ran faster, his ears and face became red at the same time, “I am not a bastard!” he yelled to express his objection, “I am a legitimate son of my parents. I was born once they came here.” Aiden then began to speculate even more, “Yeah, but your father is bringing his omega followers here too, so it could be that your mo

But he was not going to concern himself with that for now, he was back home and he needed a moment of solitude to gather himself together and get the courage to face his father. King Philip III was no hard man but he took his duties as king seriously. Like every other king before him, he took advantage of his position as king from time to time and that attested to the many nameless bastards he sired and his numerous visits to the establishments of soiled doves. Octavius knew his father loved his mother but was greedy and had had a reputation for sowing his oats wildly from a very young age. His mother had known about his many children, children who would never bear his name, before she had m

After Fennel finished speaking, Philip thought silently for a while and asked, “Is there any way to make him lose his reputation or even get disqualified as a candidate for the chief god election?” Fennel frowned, thought for a moment, and said, “From the looks of it, Leo must commit an unforgivable sin in the sacred city before he can be stripped of his status as a candidate for the chief god.” “An unforgivable sin?” Philip asked. Fennel nodded and said, “There are three unforgivable sins. First, cause a war in the sacred city. Because the people of the sacred city are peace lovers, once a war is invoked in the sacred city, he’ll definitely become the public enemy of everyone. Second, kill

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.

“After my mom and grandma passed away, the three of them never showed any concern for me. I know, better than anyone, that despite them saying that we’re family, they had already excluded me. They worry that I will pull them into my problems. “But because of him, they hurriedly appeared in front of me. When they saw that I didn’t want to acknowledge him as my father, they even criticized me! Who gave them the confidence that I’ll do what they say?!” And how dare they call her unfilial?! If she obeyed them and acknowledged that man as her father, would that be considered filial? She was so angry and agitated! Why couldn’t she be just like them and criticize others without a care for the world