Innocence: A Mga Nobela at Kwento

As Suzy pressed the blade against Tanya’s neck, ready to make the cut, Mark panicked and called out, “Suzy, every crime has its culprit. I’m the one responsible for their deaths. If you want revenge, take my life but leave my daughter out of this. She’s innocent!” “Innocent?” Suzy’s lips curled into a mocking smile. “She helped you deceive me, played me like a fool. Oh, yes, she’s the picture of innocence!”

Rael snapped. The man said, “Shut up? Fine. I just worry you’ll regret it. You know, there’s not much true sincerity left in this world. And he… he handed his heart to you, willingly. Are you really going to crush it like that?” He paused, then lowered his hand and turned slightly to look at Rael. “Rael, I know there are unforgivable things in this world. You’ve endured alone for years just to make it here. You want your revenge—I get that. If someone stabbed me once, I’d return it a hundredfold. But I’ll still say this: that man… he’s innocent. The sins of his father have nothing to do with him.”

If she let it out, all it would give her was exposure to the shame that came after and none of the salvation she needed. She lifted her legs to the couch below her and hugged them. So, this was it. She was judged guilty and now had to choose her sentence. That was the little mercy he gave her. He would not listen to her. He did not care what she had to say. All he was going to live on was what he saw and what his brother said. Nothing she said would change the future. Absolutely nothing. Not even her innocence. She was charged with a crime she didn’t commit. And he was living by the rule that every criminal says they are innocent. He forgot that the innocent plead innocent too.

Shivers ran down her spine. Her body shivered. Cold washed off her. Her knees weakened. “ Why? Why?” She snapped her head to Caleb. “ Why? Why would you lie about something like this, I never did anything wrong to you!” She shouted bitterly, anger blazing through her eyes. Caleb turned away, fist clenching hard against his thighs as his eyes flicked to the prince and Maribel. “ Tell them the truth! Tell them I'm innocent!” “ Shut up!” The prince’s voice thundered. “ I think I've given you enough grace, but you're just a disgusting maggot who's not ready to admit to her sins. Here's my sentence…”

“But today you were sure.” Her stomach tightened. “I meant what I said.” “I know.” The certainty in his tone made her chest feel tight. They stopped at a red light. He turned his head slightly, studying her. “You understand that once you step forward, there is no retreat to innocence.” The words weren’t cruel. They were honest. “I’m not innocent,” she replied quietly. His jaw flexed once. “In experience, perhaps not.” His gaze darkened slightly. “But in depth… you are.” The light turned green.

I don't know the definitions of the word Love anymore. My love for you was a joke....and because of you....I denied Vivian's love for me. I killed myself! I hated myself for hurting Vivian! Fir not saving you! As even blood needs to be spilt to prove an innocents virtue. That night....is she talking about it! Innocent...she was innocent.... could Vivian be innocent? . . Let wheels of time, be the mastermind. Let your destiny pave way for you to to unite.

My mother said looking at herself in the mirror. "I'm meeting up with her at The Vista club this weekend," I said adjusting my tie "Do you think she knows about what the family is really into?" She questions me "No she sounds too...innocent they must not want to break her too soon," I said "And I'm guessing you will?" She replied smirking evilly "Definitely besides this could work in our favor, the news only showed her in a mask probably not wanting to reveal her identity as of yet," I said

And because she found understanding before madness tried to mix into it, that same innocence earned her forgiveness. Love is innocent as well, love is crazy, too.

Even after leaving the city and painful past behind, I couldn’t able to move on from my miseries until one day Sky collides with me. ‘Her innocent face her, big doe eyes filled with fear, her all-time jingles giggle worked on me like a medicine. I forgot my agony and slowly moved on from the past. Today again after many days my old wounds refreshed by aunty Rita’s phrases.’ ‘I am feeling guilty for Melisa and my unborn child, but I can’t do anything about it. I am guilty of that girl, don't know who she was and how she is after I took her virginity.’

"What you think is right, it might not be right in other people's opinions. That's what I mean by this world is not filled with black and white, but grey." "You don't understand anything, Miss Veronica," said the man, who did not like what she just said. "I might not understand anything, just as you said to me," she answered calmly, not offended by what the man had just said. "But I know we could not judge things from our point of view alone. That's what I called innocence. You should broaden your perspective, looking at a case with a different side, not only through one point of view.