Sin Of Innocence Novels & Stories

“Jude, be reasonable. You need an heir. You can’t want to raise the children of another man. For God’s sake, those kids might be the result of incest. It’s sin.” “Sin!” I repeated, chuckling bitterly. “I beat a man to death with my bare hands today. I skinned and burned a biker today to get information. I’ve killed more men than I can remember. We sell drugs and weapons. We blackmail and torture. How can a child be a sin?” The father lowered his arm. “Let’s postpone this discussion to another day.”

I knock. Once. Only once. And the silence that follows is the loudest subtraction of all.

“Do not speak of Him like that.” He studied her—slowly, intensely, like a predator circling prey. “Then tell me. Why didn’t you run the moment you heard me curse? Why do you stand here, trembling, but still listening?” Her mouth opened. Closed. Words failed. Finally, she forced them out. “Because… because sin must be rebuked.” “Is that what you’re doing, Sister?” His voice dipped into a dangerous whisper. “Rebuking me? Or savoring me?”

God, what sort of punishment is this? You brought in a hot lady from your church and placed her in my household. You already know that I’m addicted to sin. Is this your way of telling refraining or encouraging me to continue? Andre thought to himself as she looked down at her puckered lips that was in a frightened pout. They look so inviting. This woman had turned him into a patient battling insanity. He hadn’t had a decent sleep in ages and the worst past of everything was he hasn’t screwed anyone ever since she made that declaration of being friends.

“Try me.” The words hang between us. I want to tell him the truth, that I didn’t sell him out, that the betrayal was a trap meant for both of us. But I know Nicholas Rhodes doesn’t forgive on faith. He forgives on evidence, and evidence is exactly what I don’t have. “I warned you once,” he says softly, “about silence. It makes men think you’re hiding something.” I look up. “And what do you think I’m hiding, Nicholas?” For a second, his name catches on his breath. Then he straightens, armor sliding back into place. “Everything.”

“ I, Lucy Delily, alpha princess, and heir of her mother's legacy, solemnly swear that I have no involvement in the death of the bride of my brother. If I dare lie…if…I lie, let the wrath of the lunar goddess befall me…now.” Tears sting my eyes, its bite deepening beneath the skin into my heart. Like sharpened edges of an arrow, it pricked my heart, and traced a line running down from my heart to a pit in my stomach. I fight pack the pool, fists clenched, looking straight at the crowd. Before I had finished, the streams were cascading down my cheeks. Along with a glow on my forehead. “ She's innocent. She's innocent!” The cry spread, leaving me breathless for a moment. The coals died in Dami

The accusation hung in the air. Noah flinched, just barely. He had forgotten. In the strange, charged focus of working so closely with him, the old reality of Nathan’s condition had briefly blurred. “I… forgot. It wasn’t intentional.” The defense sounded weak, even to him. “So will you please just sit?” “I want you to mind your own business,” Nathan shot back, the anger a protective shield against the treacherous ache in his limbs and the confusing hint of remorse in Noah’s voice.

The thought of not seeing her for a few days had compelled him to do this. He zoomed in only to be thrown off by her natural beauty. She looked ethereal- too beautiful for this ugly world. He leaned in unconsciously for a closer look, drawn by her beauty. His hand reached out on its own, tracing her features with longing. A few strands had fallen across her face. He ached... yearned to reach through the screen and brush them away, to feel her warmth against his fingertips. She was too innocent for sinful thoughts. Too pure for dark intents. But not for him. His demons saw her as an irresistible seductress. Her innocence fed his ravenous urges, her purity relentlessly tempting him to commit a

"The truth? The female is a liar, Garrick. She's been playing you and all of us, for a fool from the beginning." Her words struck a nerve, and I fought to maintain my composure. "And if that's not the case? If she's innocent?" Sin shook her head, her expression hardening. "Then she's a liability, a weakness that could undo everything we've built here." A chill ran down my spine as the full weight of her words sank in. Sin wasn't just accusing Ailith of betrayal – she was suggesting that her very existence was a threat to the pack. "I won't stand idly by while her fate remains uncertain," I growled, my grip tightening on the reins. "I'm going to find her, and if she's truly innocent, then may

For the last time, Geneva's mom asks Cindy what if she hear that her father left for other woman, Cindy said she knows, she saw her father on her 7th birthday party, She saw with another woman, and while she chasing them her incident happened, Geneva's mom seems startled and asked her if she recognized that woman, And Cindy said no because it was too far to recognized that woman's face and she added that as per her mom it was also her accident suspect, She also said that if ever her father goes back for them she should never forgive him for the huge ache he cost. "My dad's mistress is also my accident's suspect." she said,