Prison Love Novel Novels & Stories

Things at school have returned to normal, and Bane still abuses me, only he makes sure he does not hit my face, and if he does, it's only a slap, and Bane does not hit hard enough to leave a mark. I wander through the hall of the palace, going to the library. I finished my novel, and since I have nothing better to do, I plan to read my favorite book, The Pride and Prejudice, By Jane Austen; I have read it many times, and I love romance between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy. It makes me wish that I could live in such a beautiful Novel; I long to be loved like all the characters I read about, but I know that it never happens for someone like me; I need to learn to accept that this is my life. "Good

“Well, no one, George! Just me, of course! Except if you’d like to accompany me… Oh, but you have to ask permission from your wifey, wouldn’t you, George?” Seemingly, all was not lost during this time for George. The married man and father of two slowly started his obsession for the new, young detainee of the ob-lo. He could not get his mind off of Nina. Every time he went home from the facility, all he could think of was how kind and open Nina was to him. Once, after supper, George whispered to his wife to have their children sleep early, so they could take a shower together. His wife obeyed him, of course. Under the cold dowse of the water coming from the shower head, George pulled his wif

However, the male protagonist angered the big shot and fell into a vegetative state after the big shot's men crashed into the male protagonist with a car. After that, the female protagonist tried to catch the real murderer to avenge her lover. She also silently stayed by his side. It was just like how the title suggested—’Loving You For The Rest Of My Life’. Twenty years later, the male protagonist woke up to see white hair on the female protagonist’s temples, but he still recognized her at a glance. The novel ended with the female protagonist wheeling her lover in a wheelchair to the maple forest where they first met. They looked at each other and smiled. In their hearts, they thought that

They were the ones who saved me. "You want to make it up to me, Soren? It's too late." She turned to leave, but Soren grabbed her hand. "I've taken care of Isabella and Barry." "What did you do to them?" "Barry is dead. As for Isabella, I kept her alive. She'll be forever locked up in the newly constructed St. Maria's College." Sophie paused in her steps. "The nuns there will take 'good care' of her." Soren smiled. "She'll suffer a million times more than what you did."

Coupled with Grace's comfort to Jackson, Aiden and Sophia are now being attacked by the entire Internet, and Aiden is sentenced to ten years in prison. As for Grace, she resigned on the day Aiden was sentenced in court. She bought a ticket to England, but it was three days later. She had nothing to organize, but someone to meet. She went to the prison to meet Aiden. At that time, Aiden was already wearing prison uniform and had a shaved head. Through a window, even though he was now a prisoner, the heroism and magnanimity between his brows could not be ignored. Aiden was surprised to see her because he didn't recognize her.

She was so lost in his story. He folded her hands into his and said, “It’s a sad love story. Full of jealousy, hatred, and misunderstanding.” Agatha looked around her. Indeed, this place looks to be that of jail. Although it had the waterfall and the fish and plants to keep one occupied it’s not enough to get rid of the loneliness. If one is to be trapped down here for a long period of time, it could drive one mad with all of this darkness. “It a prison for her, as a prison to rethink of her mistakes.”

The headlines now read like love letters to their corporate marriage. My fingers tighten around the phone until my knuckles go white. Ten years in that hellhole of a prison, and for what? To watch them parade around like some power couple success story while I scrape together schemes that fall apart faster than wet tissue paper. The bell above the door chimes. I glance up, and my breath catches. Elizabeth Walton.

"He deserved to die after treating my mother this way! He knew about the consequence of handing over my mother to Lebanon but he did it anyway. Did he ever regard me as his wife? He helped Mango monitor me and he didn't even utter a single word when Mango sent me to the International Prison. I'm his wife and I'm still conceiving the kid of the Powell family. Did he care about my feelings? Did he know what had I suffered while I was locked up inside? He once said that he would protect me, pamper me and love me for the rest of his life. Well, what happened to me in the end? I was sent to the International Prison and I've to pretend to commit suicide only to make him pay a visit to me. Why shou

More and more blood was dripping from her neck before her body fell onto the cold floor of the prison, Rania cried, and some memories slowly appeared like an event. Rania was still holding her neck before her breath painfully disappeared. .... King Alaric went on a rampage until he beheaded the guard's warden in the dungeon guarding the prison of the royal sinner, Rania, when he heard that the woman he loved was found dead in a pool of her dried blood. A murder occurred by a fugitive who somehow managed to escape from a ruthless prison that not even a magician prisoner could pass, and this meant that someone had deliberately released the prisoner and targeted Rania.

I know one day, he will come to me and everything I have been longing for will be mine. I don't like sharing what belongs to me. 'I can't wait to leave this goddamn prison.' While I ponder on so many things, a guard walks to my prison position. "Good morning. This is your food," he said after opening the prison gate. He pushed the food towards me. I feel so awkward. I have never been treated like a criminal even when I was in the dungeon. I feel so bad for being treated like one. All I did was to fight for the love I have. I don't know when fighting for love becomes a criminal matter that could lead to prison.