Radiant Sin Novels & Stories

I racked my brain, trying to recall if Zed had confessed to me about incidents like these, but sadly, I couldn’t remember any. “Yen, do you still remember when I told you about being frigid? Try to think about why both of you suffer this way. And I still remember you saying that both of you were viewing sex as something sinful. If you were in a seven-year relationship, I couldn’t imagine how many times your emotion almost carried you away, but I am sure you both suppressed the urge. And although this is not my specialty, I can only conclude that this resulted in your difficulty in getting aroused while it caused him this PES.”

"I'm sick. Every time I'm away from Hale, I get sicker, to the point I'm about to die. We believe it's because he created the pool. So if I find my mate, the Gaze Reader said that forging the bond with them will alleviate whatever is going on with me so part of it falls onto my mate. Together we can share it until I can find out how to become immortal again." Sinful appears thoughtful, which is a miracle, since until now, he's appeared more amused by our situation than anything. Hale informed me Sinful has a mate, which is a curious thought, considering how he acts. "Or it's because he's a Pureblood. I imagine that if you stayed here with me, my power alone would help take away your pain, as

However when it comes to Jin, the root of the problem is struck so it is completely eradicated. If Raius was a king, he would immediately get Ryder as his knight but Raius was not looking for someone with a noble spirit. He was looking for a companion who could bear the consequences of a sinful way of fighting. At first, Raius was hesitant to appoint Jin because he didn’t want to drag him to hell. He had planned on doing things alone not until he saw the light leaving from Jin’s eyes. Kill after kill, Jin was slowly starting to become a machine with no emotions. A little bit more and he would have already become a demon. All the more reason for his sister Raeya to dislike him. If only they k

“Shoot.” Sabrina stood and raised both of her hands. “With the acknowledgment from the high-rank and the authority that was given by me, I will now judge the sinners. Oh the son of Adam, return to your beginning and receive the sentence that is bestowed upon you.” She chanted her own spell. The elders were looking at them in confusion. They were still dazed and couldn’t calculate their minds as usual. The divine power emerged from her body. The bright white light shrouded their entire bodies, blinding their eyes.

The Radiance Lyra stepped toward the bright reflection. It mirrored her movements exactly now, no malice, no challenge—only potential. She reached toward it, letting the light envelop her fully. Warmth surged through her body as her bond with Astraen deepened. The glow from her wrists expanded, filling the chamber, reflecting on the walls, the water, and her own face. Astraen stepped forward, his silver eyes gleaming. “You have passed the first trial. Your fear has no power over you—not yet. But this is only the beginning.”

My problems, all my failures and frustrations were gone. The whole world was getting blurred as I heard Mark's roaring loudly in pain. " Raine,Raine," Ryan! " Do you still think I'm a joke," I stammered, wanting to know before hell took me away. I deserved that one painful truth. " No, you are an angel and your eyes feel like home when I look into them," he replied in a soft voice measured, as if he was trying to overcome a stutter, one filled with empathy and guilt.

Tina pointed at me and bellowed, "You knew! It was you… You did this to my son!" I smirked. "Calm down. You were the one who made the first move, and I'm just turning your plan in on itself. I should remind you that I'm still this bastard's biological mother, and I can take him off the incubator whenever I want so he can be freed of his misery." Tina's eyes widened. "You wouldn't dare! That's my son!" "And who's going to believe you?" I shot back.

It’s a beautiful sight, but one that elicits shivers across my skin, knowing that the vibrant colours and distracting views are to conceal the darkness of Ira. "If this is a trap, I will kill you. Slowly,” I growl at Sinful, who pauses before we can make it to the front gate, painted a bright yellow. He turns, lavender eyes assessing me, a cool expression gliding across his face. "Don't let the power get to your head, pretty mortal."

"I will give you what you want, and you'll grant me my wish." I walked toward her, stopping only when I was an inch away. The heat coming off her was intoxicating. "You're not serious, are you?" She didn't say a word. Instead, she let the gown fall completely. It pooled at her feet in a dark circle, revealing every inch of her bare body. She was beautiful—pale, scarred, and perfect. The sight of her made the pleasure consume my vision, my body screaming for me to take what was being offered.

My gown trails behind me like liquid sunfire, each step cracking the obsidian tiles. “This is balance. He took what was mine. Now I will take everything that was his.” Draven’s jaw tightens. “At what cost, Radiance? Worlds will burn. Rivers of light will turn to ash. Do you wish to unmake creation for the sin of one man?” One man. If I were less than what I am, I might laugh. But the sound that escapes me is low, molten—a tremor that shakes the glass vault above us. “I do not wish,” I whisper, standing so close his breath fogs against the inferno coiling off my skin. “I decide. And when I decide, the stars obey.”