Novel & Cerita How Do I Know If I Committed The Unforgivable Sin

“Go ahead.” “What happens if you find out your husband committed a terrible crime?” My foot slides to the floor, I raise my head. Ava watches me with keen interest, I rub my hands together. “Will you leave him?” Without missing a beat, she replies, “I guess it depends on the nature of the crime.” “Something unforgivable, say mur...” I trail off before I can confess my sins. Her brows shoot up, I cough. “Something like matricide? I don’t know.” I shrug. “Something so unforgivable but it doesn’t affect you.”

I asked, already almost knowing the answer. “They broke the law of nature.” Liam muttered, “they used a forbidden ritual, and they committed a crime that is unforgivable for the living souls.” Oh god… “What is going to happen to them?” I asked with shivering voice.

Perhaps you considered the consequences before you chose to sin, or maybe you just dove right in. Yet, once committed, it doesn't vanish; it roots itself into the marrow of the world. To sin is to stray from what is sacred. To rend the soul of its divine purpose. Those who believed themselves above consequence, who laid hands upon the innocent and spilt blood without justice, knew not that their hands summoned retribution. For there comes a time when the victim ceases to be prey, and the soul wronged calls forth what no priest nor prophet dares name. In chains, she was powerless. In agony, she was silent. But sin has weight, and the world remembers.

“Go on, my son. Confess, and unburden yourself.” There was a long pause. Only his breathing filled the air. Then he spoke, voice low and uneven. “I don’t even know where to start.” “Start with the truth,” I said gently. “Whatever it is.” He let out a shaky laugh, the kind that comes from despair rather than humor. “I’ve done something unforgivable, Father.” The word unforgivable always made me tense. I’d heard it too many times from too many mouths, yet it still had a sting.

Because if forgiveness means wishing last night never happened then, I am not sure I want it. My pulse quickens at the thought. Is it sin if I had not felt abandoned by God in that moment? Or is the greater sin the fact that I do not regret anything that happened? Confusion spreads through me as fast as a pandemic would. I really don't understand what's going on with me… with my faith, my vows, my everything. It took just one man to rattle everything I've struggled to keep, everything I believe in. The man beside me does not belong in any holy place—yet here I am.

You'd even hurt your own brother! [If you're mentally ill, go get help! Stop hurting other people!] [The Watson heiress must be suffering from eight lifetimes of bad karma to have married you!] Phone calls from relatives on my mother's side came one after another. "Jason, how could you do this to Kyle? You've always been petty since you were young, and now you've become even more vicious!" "Just give Kyle some money as compensation and let this end." As I listened, I thought back to my childhood.

“But what we had was real, wasn’t it? Do you remember? You said I was your light.” “I remember,” I said coolly, cutting him off. “But you should also remember, Lucas, that in our world, there are lines you don’t cross.” I looked him straight in the eye. “Betrayal is the one sin we don’t forgive. And you forgot that.” His face grew even paler. “You betrayed me, our vows, and you…” My hand went to my stomach, my voice turning to ice. “You almost let this child be born a bastard. You don't have the right to even speak of it.”

William got mad and without thinking, William wrote his mother name in the book without knowing that the book is a curse. "This is a punishment right." Its wasn't a question, I started it. He doesn't answer anyway. "Did I commit that great sin to experience it?" It's just annoying that there are so many people in the world that have almost killed a few people. Kill without even repenting. Rape and kill but why me? I just committed suicide, that's all. But why is my punishment so severe?

I asked him in my pillow talk voice. “Hm?” Came his hum of a response, I could feel the rumbling in his chest as he made the sound against my back. “My dad… my mom mentioned that my dad had committed all seven sins and that it was game over for him, what does that mean?” Damien took a long inhale “It means that he is a level four now.”

"Are you serious about what you said earlier? You'll let the Council investigate your sister?" Silence for seconds before he sighed, leaning backward. "To be honest, it's hard. Eve is my sister, and we just found her recently. We're also in the process of learning everything." He sounded defeated saying it. "But she committed an unforgivable sin to your pack. I know how hard those times were for you. And now she returned to do the same. I couldn't even believe my sister could do such a thing." "She's not as naive as we thought."