Innocent And Naive Novels & Stories

Chapter One Anna’s POV The Temptation In Andre Clark Flee the temptations of youth. I’d heard that a million times at Sunday School. My mother had me memorize it every time that it had become a part of my subconscious. Pursue righteousness. If you are going to go down, do it with the right person. My boyfriend. But what was I supposed to do when the temptation was standing right by my window in the middle of the night, the rain thrashing all around him, and a small crate of beer in his hand? Was righteousness supposed to do that?

She looked trough the documents and felt her heart accelerating. ACE MARTINEZ SENTENCED FOR ONE YEAR FOR BEATING UP ELDERS AND PROFITING NON ESSENTIAL SOURCES . This couldn't be true right? Oh boy how she was wrong. She threw the papers on the floor and ran upstairs . This wasn't true ! She's lying ... Ace wouldn't hit someone who was older . He's not the type of person just do that ! But was he truly the nice boy she knew from the first day of school ? Was it all lies .She thought as she ran to her closet and sat down. She needed to get out of here. Maybe the Queen would help here ? No she made it clear that she couldn't help.

I was enraged at his false accusations and was done with him. "That's my girl," Ian's mom came in, winking at me as Drew left from there hastily. "I-I'm sorry, mom...I was just angry and ..."I stammered with embarrassment. "My sweet child..why are you apologizing for something he deserves. Stop being a doormat to everyone. You know something...when Ian told me that you were unbelievably innocent, I brushed him off, saying that no one can have such a nature. But the moment I saw you, I knew he was absolutely right. But being naive is also a crime in this world, darling".

A smirk crossed my face because all these attributes of hers could only make me describe her in two words; naive and gullible. I realised that I shouldn't have even gotten myself worked up over her in the first place. Even though she is the heiress and rightful owner of Monroe corporation and her emergence should automatically be an impediment to my mission, she is totally unversed about the company’s modus operandi. She seems gullible to be worth the worry. In fact, there Is no need kidnapping her anymore. I would absolutely leverage on her naivety and gullibility starting from tomorrow when I meet her officially

It was eerily convincing. "Be a queen of the majority. Then change the governance. Change the system, Your Grace. " I feigned ignorance of the Feluns and their successors' administration policies and said it out loud. However, there are occasions when innocence is best defined as a lack of knowledge. While I acknowledged that a lack of knowledge or intent was no defense in a court of law, I maintained that a person's lack of knowledge or plan might prevent them from being unfairly judged or even betrayed.

“Well, I had to apologize to her for James’ behavior towards her lately. She has been receiving all the hate lately and I’m not so happy about it. She had been trying so hard to make him understand that she knows nothing about this.” James heaved a sigh and poured little lotion soup on the sponge. He soaked it in water for a few seconds and made her turn her back to him. He began to scrub her back. “I know this isn’t a good thing to say now, but we can’t really trust anyone right now. James is just trying not to let his guard down.” “Yes, I do understand that. But he is hurting her in the process. He shouldn’t make it so obvious. What if she is truly innocent? He would feel bad at the end of

She chipped in. Now as much as I found her innocence cute and charming, I was scared for her, because in the real world—as I've learned from experience, they'd eat you alive. Being naive is not an option if you want to survive. Sometimes I've wondered how she's managed to survive all these years in the wild forest. "For the right price, anyone would betray anybody." I said, and there was a sudden silence, making me wonder if my statement would be perceived as a reflection of my irrational philosophy.

“I-I’m sorry… I didn’t m-mean to expect. I just thought t-that you cared. Y-You were gentle with me. Y-You were so much more kind to me t-than the people I grew up with. Y-You were the first person whom I… I immediately trusted. Y-You were nothing like the stories I’ve heard about you. I-I just thought…” ”Then you thought wrong! You should never have expected!” I sobbed harder, unable to stop myself from breaking in front of him. Why am I so naive? Why did I have to immediately catch feelings for him after receiving the smallest form of kindness, sweetness and gentleness? We just spent an entire day together. How stupid could I get? I know I am deprived of affection while growing up, but I s

She placed her hand on mine and gazed in my eyes. "This is not the Esperanza I knew. You are smarter than this. It will take time, but we'll make it work." She turned my face towards her and held my hand tightly, "You aren't naive. You are just not cunning like others around you. If you didn't understand business, you would never have excelled in your MBA and never made your mom’s dream project come true. You simply trusted the wrong people who were living right there with you." "Yeah, that's why they called me naive," I chuckled.

It wasn’t obviously threatening, but it was clear that this conversation wasn’t over until he decided it was over. “You know, you’re not at all what I expected,” he said, tilting his head slightly as he continued to study me. “You’re much more naive than I thought you’d be.” “Excuse me? What’s that supposed to mean?” “It’s not an insult,” he said, holding up a hand like he was trying to calm down a startled animal. “It’s actually rather refreshing. Most people in our world lose their innocence much earlier.” “Your world?” I repeated, because nothing he was saying was making any sense and I was starting to feel like I’d accidentally stumbled into some kind of bizarre fever dream.