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"A hellish sin you wanted to commit. If blaming the devil makes you feel better, then blame us." "Please." I was begging now. I didn't care how pathetic it made me look. "Please leave me alone." "No." They moved closer. Started circling me like sharks. "You still have so many sins to commit." "I won't. I'll never." "You were violated, Conrad Firstchild." The words came in unison now. A choir of malice. "Don't you want to hurt them? Make them suffer like you suffered? We can help. We're so good at helping."

Not now, not ever. The city seemed impossibly large and yet unbearably small. Every shadow might conceal danger, every alley might hide enemies, but Nicholas no longer feared. His grief was a weapon, sharpened by love and loss. And his heart, though fractured, beat for Rafe still, carrying the weight of every stolen kiss, every whispered confession, every night they had shared in both lust and longing. He turned back to the room, the journal still clutched to his chest, and allowed himself one final whisper into the darkness: “This world may have taken you, Rafe, but I will carry you with me, always. Every heartbeat. Every breath. Every sin. Every devotion.”

’ I thought to myself. “I apologize about your son, Mrs. Robins,” I said truthfully, I hated when bad people came from a good background that they took for granted and left behind suffering loved ones to grieve them. Bradley wouldn’t spend all of eternity in Hell since he committed only six out of the seven sins, he would spend the most time in there compared to his friends who only committed two or three sins. Since Bradley showed little-to-no envy, I had to count it as six and he wasn’t turned into a full demon who would spend all of eternity in Hell.

"I'm coming anyway." We took the elevator to the lobby, and the courier package was a sealed white envelope at the front desk; Lara signed for it and held it in both hands and looked at the Crawford Holdings return address for three full seconds before opening it. Inside was a single sheet of paper. I read it over her shoulder. It was not a legal document; it was not a threat — it was a list of names; eight names, to be precise — four of them the victims of the 2002 fire, four of them living family members, with addresses and contact details listed beside each.

He had that cocky stare but when he looked at me, he had a guilty stare that made him look away. “I'm so…s…ss…sorry, p…please, forgive…me.” The man before him trembled as he pleads and bite his thumb, chewing it as he vibrated with every move. He continued the act continuously five more times and turned to stare at Draven with a pleading eyes. “Your thumb isn't off!” He said coldly and he cried. “Please., please spare me whoever you are, I'm begging.” “Cut the the thumb off, waste another second, your middle finger goes next!” Draven ordered and he shook in dread, leading his thumb to his mouth and giving a hard but that made his bone cracked and blood sputtered.

“He doesn’t even remember what happened back then. Does that bother you?” “I…I guess it does. A bit.” “Why?” I scoffed. “Are you trying to turn this into a therapy session?” My tone was light, desperately wanting to change the topic. But there was no bullshitting Dante. “It bothers you my dear friend because you know deep down that your revenge means nothing if the poor boy does not even know the sins he’s atoning for. And when you really look at it, Beneditti is the one you should be punishing.” “I am punishing him,” I gritted out.

Calm, dark and more satisfied. My lips curved again into that same cruel smile. She didn’t know it yet, but this was only the beginning. The beginning of her punishment. The beginning of my revenge. And though she was shouting inside the car, calling me every name her anger could form, all I could think was how alive her rebellion made me feel. This was not just a punishment. It was a death sentence in ink. That fool had read the paper before he signed it. The lines were clear, if he ever crossed the mafia’s price, he would end up six feet under. Even if he had not signed, it did not matter. I would have done this anyway. I did not need his permission.

On what it feels like to want something deeply, to resist it earnestly, and to question who you become in the process. If you have ever loved quietly, feared deeply, or chosen silence over confession, you may recognize yourself in these pages. If you have ever carried emotions that did not fit into the expectations placed upon you, you may feel understood here. And if you have never experienced those feelings, this story invites you to witness them with empathy. As the author, I believe stories are not instructions. They are conversations. Irresistible Sin does not tell you what to think. It invites you to sit with questions. To listen. To feel. To reflect.

"Roman, I spent my life being afraid of the dark. Now? I am the dark. Let them come." Roman kissed her then—a slow, deep promise. They had passed the point of no return. The "Sinful Virtues" of their lives were now their greatest weapons. They were no longer just a man and a woman; they were the architects of a new world. And as the city woke up to the news of the warehouse fire, they would realize that the Moretti name didn't belong to the fathers anymore. It belonged to the monsters who were brave enough to love each other in the ruins.

Well,who in their right mind would want that to happen. He was pulled out of his thoughts to witness the event this church was doing.They had lined up a bunch of women before the vast congregation and were shaming them for breaking their vows of celibacy till marriage.Asmo felt a fire burning withn him that instant.He was fuming inside.He hated public display of people others deemed to be sinners . All of humanity were sinful so to take a few bad nuts out of the rotten many and call them out for their deeds was an unacceptable principle for Asmo.