Filial Impiety Novels & Stories

Charles smirked, he wanted to annoy his mother, "Just Incase you care to know, he also defeated the devil so many times, if you doubt me, you can purchase a bible and read it, if you don't have time to do so, you can G****e it, you will definitely get the correct answer of how Jesus Christ defeated your Satan and in the name of Jesus, every kneel must bow and every tongue..." "Will you shut your stupid mouth!" His father's voice thundered, interrupting him. Charles looked at his dad in shock, he wasn't aware that his dad was listening to all he said, now he has no doubt that he was in big trouble. The presence of his dad sent shivers down his spine. "How dare you call the name of another God

It made the sheets stick to his back. Seraph leaned forward, her breath brushed his ear. She whispered in his ear, “You belong to me now. Only me.” Her voice was low and possessive. The words sent a fresh wave of heat through him. She rode him even harder. Her hips moved faster. She ground her clit against his body on every stroke. The wet sounds of her pussy sliding up and down his cock filled the room. Dorian could smell their combined arousal. It was musky and thick in the air.

The flattery and awe that had once surrounded him had turned into pity and doubt. The entire pack grew restless under the strain of the Alpha's instability. Several Elders visited repeatedly to advise him, only to be driven away by his murderous glare. He became paranoid and stubborn, locking himself away in the empty house. One day, however, he discovered a name in a sealed, forbidden grimoire—the Blood Witches. They were a group of outcasts, shunned by both the werewolves and witches alike, practitioners of forbidden blood magic. He knew it was taboo, a pact with the devil, but he couldn't care less. To find me, he was willing to pay any price.

He was definitely that kind of student who would write a textbook instead of an answer in an examination hall, and if the exam question asks students to discuss a particular concept, then forget it, he's going to write a dictionary. “ Very good answer Phillip. Anybody else with a different opinion?” Father Remigius asked, seeking for more. “ The sin of idolatry”, Mathew said. “ Good. More please”, father Remigius requested. More answers came, with different people giving answers such as the sin of sodomity, the sin of fornication, abortion, murder, and so many others. “ The sin of divine insult”, I said, hoping that I reveal to everyone that I was stupid.

“But I want to help, Mummy, and so does God.” “I’ve already told you god doesn’t exist!” “Mummy, it’s a sin to say that, you mustn’t say that.” “Don’t be so silly, I can say what I like.” “But it’s a sin, and Father Murphy told us it says in the Bible that ‘the sins of the father will be visited upon the children,’ and that goes for mummies too, because Susan Brown asked him if it did and he said ‘yes.’ And if you don’t believe in God then I’ll get punished.”

There’d never been any funny business with him, but he was quick with a ruler to the palm if you didn’t obey fast enough in Sunday School. Bastard. In my mind, I told him it hadn’t been long enough ‘since last we met,’ but I just shot him a pained smile. “No, quite a long time, Father.” He cut a glance at Seamus. “An unwed mother— Declan…” He tutted. “It’s a sin, child. I hope you’ll be rectifying that soon enough. We don’t want the wee lad to be feeling his illegitimacy now, do we?”

— I’ll let you live, Volkov, — Caelith says — if you tell me how you found out she’s an umbra. Volkov lifts his chin, defiant. — You think you’re the only one who buys secrets from the enemy, Caelith? — All this time I kept wondering why you called her a ‘greater sin’… — he brushes his jaw with his thumb. — What could be more sinful than a Nephilim? Volkov pales beside me. The younger one falters, loosening his grip just enough for me to drag in a ragged breath. — The greater sin, — Caelith goes on, voice rising, — would be a double one, wouldn’t it? The child born of a woman who sold her blood and her body, and a man who vowed his life to God!

Her child was gone, so it was meaningless, no matter how pleasant the words were! "When can I get up? I haven't seen my father for a long time." Now, in this world, the only person who really loved her was her father. But the sorriest thing for her was also her father. In the past years, she did not do a good thing to him, except for deliberately making him angry and hurting him with words. When her child was gone, Savannah realized that being unfilial was an evil sin! Her father was still unconscious, but she was struggling for the trivial matters between Callan and her. It was not right.

Charlie nodded before he sighed, “I think that would be perfect too. However, I am afraid that Claire will not be able to accept it.” Jacob sighed and said, “That’s right. Claire is a very filial child. She is simply too filial! But is your mother really worthy of her filial piety? You have no blood relationship with Elaine at all. So, tell me the truth. If your mother was just like Elaine, would you still be filial to her?” Charlie was a little embarrassed and he had a melancholic expression on his face before he said, “If my mother was still alive, I am afraid that I would be more than willing to be filial towards my mom even if she had a worse temper than my mother-in-law.”

If she truly cut ties with Bob and Wendy, she could be labeled unfilial, potentially affecting the Jewells’ stocks and more. In the age of widespread internet, even a minor incident could have serious repercussions. Chris looked at Paige and said, "It's not that difficult." Paige stared at Chris in surprise. Chris smiled and reassured her, "Leave it to me. We don't need to rush. Let your parents divorce first." Filial piety was highly valued in Hevensford culture. Being respectful to one's parents was a traditional virtue. Even if parents like Bob and Wendy did not deserve respect, severing ties would invite criticism. Therefore, careful planning was necessary to minimize the damage.