Love History Caused By Willful Negligence Novel Novels & Stories

Where in other history books there was missing information that seemed removed this book had it all and she got more and curious. In one part where in other books it was missing the time of multiple years this book recorded that time and made her pin her ears. It had recorded the time as a time of great evil when a king had enforced slavery and experimentation to the point of causing a mass revolt led by his own son. In some of the parts that recorded some of the experiments it made her queasy. She was both shocked and angry.

I asked, stopping him “I am not one of those weak females that you are used to enforcing whatever authorities that you think you have, nor am I one of those females that you can play around against. I will fight you back and I will respond the way that I see fit. She has been kicked out of her home, her family, and even her lover’s home because they were simply not afraid of challenging you about their love. And rather than supporting them, you chose to be the ones to break them apart. Okay, I am going to ask you now, what the fuck did you gain out of it?” “A family that has kept its pride. A history that was not tainted…” “Fucks sake, we all know that histories and historians find things th

failure to fulfill marital duties regarding the continuation of the family line. “You arrogant, blind bastard,” Sarah hissed, her eyes burning with rage. Julian had discarded Evelyn because he thought she was ‘broken,’ never realizing she was carrying his child the moment he threw her to the floor. He had traded a loyal wife and a miracle baby for a mistress who had watched his wife bleed out. Sarah knew a legal battle was coming. With the Hart family’s power, Evelyn would need more than just a story; she needed an execution. She pulled out her phone and dialed a private number.

How a young girl nearly lost her life after being a victim of a hit-and-run crime. "You feared your father would know that everyone would know about the recklessness you did that caused that accident. Isn't that why you bribed the doctor not to disclose about Lianna's memory loss to your father?" "Shut up…" Stephan's heavy breaths were still heard, even from a distance. His nails digged deep on to his palms as he clenched his fist in frustration. Every word Rupert spoke triggered the events in a chaotic manner, filling his mind with erratic voices.

Brutal, the piece invented historical events and distorted facts to portray a picture of dishonesty. Lillian, She had not earned this one. Not in this way. His gut turned as a sensation of loathing grew inside him unrelated to the story itself but rather about her. His lips grew tight as rage started to rise within of him. Though he had witnessed his fair share of cruel business practices, this one... this was unique. There was no honour here, no justification for attacking someone in this manner.

He growled, slamming the letter down on the table. They jumped in fright. "D-dear.. Calm down. Your blood pressure will rise up." Regina attempted to calm him down but Vergil was seething in anger. He was now shooting daggers at his wife and his son. This was their idea all those years ago. They caused the accident, and took away the newborn, leaving the woman with an abandoned infant that died because of a congenital defect. They only informed him when the deed was done. They even assured him that there will be no problem in

As she waited for Mrs Patrick to respond, the wheel in Dinah’s head started to spin as she began to wonder why the head matron of the shelter would be calling her after all these days, and all of a sudden too. The first thing she thought of was the incident at the carnival, and that the shelter had probably uncovered the full details of what transpired that day. The harm they’d caused Sara amongst other things, but at the same time Dinah shook the foreboding thought out of her head. There was no way the matron or anybody at the shelter could know about that disastrous incident, because she had made sure to pay off every single cops and detective involved in the case. She had gone through so

the truth had become far more complicated than I had ever imagined. Never, not even for a second, had I imagined that the culprit would be him. My mind had gone through countless possibilities over the past several days. The first was Patrick Black... my uncle. Ever since Father's death, he had never bothered hiding his ambition to seize control of the Black family and everything Father had built. If Nyssa had died, he knew I would be too overcome with grief, and he would definitely make his move. Then there was Mother... the matriarch of the Black family.

I slowly stood up in front of him. “Do you even hear yourself?” I spat. "There is nothing to be proud of. You not only betrayed him; you killed him. You took everything from him—his life, his legacy—and now you want to wear his crown?” He didn’t even flinch. “Oh, Alessia,” he said with a sigh. “Let’s not be dramatic. It was a matter of timing. Nikolai grew weak and let emotions cloud his judgment, which are not fit for a king. He was ready to give it all up for love—and look where it got him.”

"We grew up together. Been friends since we were kids. It was the perfect solution to both our family's demands." "Then why did she leave?" "Because she fell in love." He turns to face me fully. "With someone else. She begged me to call it off, but our families... there's too much at stake." My mind spins. All this time, I thought Hattie was just another spoiled rich girl. But she ran for love. "So what now?" Declan's smirk is back. "Going to have her arrested for fraud?" "Shut up, Declan." Henry's voice is tired. He looks at me, really looks at me, and I can't read what's in his eyes. "How much is the debt?"