Law's Heart Novels & Stories

"He was ten, what does he knowabout the leadership at such age? I remember crying and pleading with his father that he wasn't ready, that same night, rogues from other kingdoms broke into the packhouse and killed nearly hundreds of guards, including Damien's younger brother, I was captured as well and almost killed, they demanded that Damien gave up the throne, it was horrible, after Damien had saved me and protect the pack members, we knew only he could protect us. Only his beasts could make sure we are alive and protected. Most times he can't even control what they do" I find myself melting a little bit but I still kept my straight face up. "Rina, I'm not telling you to forgive Damien or

She gets the highest score and it’s easy for her to become a prosecutor, but she decides to be a lawyer. This is his first victory over her. His Hana is unbecoming. The day she qualifies the bar exam, she drinks to numb her sorrows. He knows that she is upset. The love for her parents hasn't been washed away. Removing people from her life is easy. However, people can still occupy hearts even after their deaths. Little by little, he must purify her heart and write his name on it. Her heart, mind, soul, and body are only his.

The day the exam rankings are released and I claim the top spot is also my older sister's birthday. During the birthday party, everyone asks what she wishes for. She turns her head and looks straight at my fiance, her red lips curving into a smile. "I want first place. Can you give it to me, Professor Howard?" The man lowers his eyes, saying nothing. The next day, my name disappears from the top of the rankings. After that, I fail to place five times in a row. When I confront my fiance, he simply hands me a slice of sponge cake and says, "Your sister has it hard. If she can't place first at Imperial Academy five consecutive times, she'll be forced into an arranged marriage with that cri

And when she smiles, her lips curves into a beautiful heart shape. My lips automatically stretched for a smile when I thought about her, glancing at the front mirror, I took the left turn while my eyes were stuck to the roads which seemed empty. The yellow street lights shine in the darkness of night, sliding down the glass of the window and letting the cool breeze come inside. I felt light, my heart felt light unlike other times where I would feel like my heart is carrying some heavy baggage.

He reached out and touched my stone hand, his long, gold-scarred fingers lingering on the cold quartz. For a heartbeat, the Shared Heat through the city’s grid spiked. I felt his pulse—strong, rhythmic, and absolutely sovereign. "My Mother is not a function," Leo whispered, his voice dropping into a subsonic growl that made the auditor's scanner flicker and die. "She is the Law. And you are trespassing on her silence." "We have a legal mandate—" Halloway started.

Then he spoke. "The testimony is noted," he said. "However, the violation of the binding law is not erased by circumstance. Even if everything presented here is true. Even if Aurelian acted to protect. The law exists because an unbound wolf cannot be permitted regardless of intent." He looked at Aurelian. "The law is the law." The air in the chamber changed again. The Lycan on the far left raised one hand and his golden eyes intensified and something invisible moved across the floor and hit Aurelian in the chest.

"Take a good look! I'm the one legally married to Mr. Gardner! Taylor is his legitimate son!" She shot a venomous glance at Danielle from the corner of her eye. "That daughter of hers is nothing but an illegitimate child." As soon as she finished speaking, the patients walking by in the hallway gathered around, their judgmental whispers stinging like needles. "Good grief, is the mistress really that brazen? How dare she take the blood meant for the wife's son?" "The child of a woman like that is better off dead!" Danielle's heart ached with grief. Thinking of Olivia's pale face in the emergency room, her legs buckled, and she dropped to her knees before Meghan. "I'm begging you… Please save

"How many times does she need to learn this lesson?" "Apparently at least once more. But this time I think it finally stuck." Elena leaned against him. "We built fortresses she cannot penetrate. Legal protections, documentation, professional support. She can't manipulate her way past that." "Good. People like Vivian need to learn they can't win through manipulation." Dominic was firm. Vivian, sitting alone in her expensive apartment that she could barely afford, stared at the email from her lawyer confirming that Marcus would not be paying her anything beyond the settlement terms.

Otherwise, I’ll come after you. —None of that, kiddo! I leave the two of them and go to my office. When I arrive, I see a box on top of the desk. When I open it, I get a scare: inside, there’s an animal’s heart, with a note: I’m very close! I close the box quickly and throw it in the trash, feeling a chill run down my spine.

And no one—not once in all of existence—had told it that the hearts of the people were the greatest law of all. Landon's words had cut through a billion years of cold and chaos like the first light before dawn. For the first time, heaven truly understood that the order it had clung to might have been missing its most essential piece from the very beginning. It was compassion for the living, fairness between good and evil, and a world that could actually feel something. The mist drifted apart on the wind, and the light along the horizon grew stronger. Golden rays broke through the clouds and fell across Landon's shoulders, wrapping him in a glow that was both gentle and unyielding.