Six Brothers Plea For Forgiveness Novels & Stories

“You’ve killed lots of people and lots of families, but you don’t deserve pain? You aren’t any better than I am.” Kyle steps forward this time around and speaks on behalf of his brothers. “You’re wrong, uncle. You’re very wrong. We have done a lot of damage, but you know where you were worse than us? We didn’t do it because we wanted to or because we actually loved it. We did it because you trained us to, and we have suffered for it. And we would not hesitate to accept any more punishment that comes our way in the future. We are apologetic for all the pain we’ve caused, and if the rest of our lives are spent with the help of Kaya in settling these matters, we will gladly let that happen. You

Gordon said. “You used to be smart, Gordon. Why can’t you just give up already? Stop asking me if you can buy me a drink, I don’t want your drink, please keep it to yourself or you can get it for Penelope. It’s funny how you think that what you did can be easily forgiven. If you have nothing else to say, I’d be on my way now.” Gabriel said. “Please, Gabriel, please… for old times sake, please, just hear me out. Whatever you want me to do to earn your forgiveness, I’ll do it. We are brothers and we promised to stand by and fight for each other.” Gordon said.

Vicente was furious in anger. "I didn't even think that he would target Samantha to take revenge on you." "I feel ashamed now to call Aaron my brother. He has also become a criminal like my father. " Liam showed his fake concern. "Don't tell me about your father because no one knows him better than I do," Vicente said. "Oh yes, I totally agree with you." Liam stands up from the bench. "I apologise to you for whatever you have lost because of my brother and my father." Liam said, bending his head while apologising to him and acting so cool.

"But whenever I was face-to-face with her, my pride as the older brother took over, and I couldn't bring myself to apologize. Ten years have passed, and I've never said it. "Today's the big day for Freya and my best friend, and they're about to start their own family. I'm feeling both happy and sad—it's complicated. But as her brother, I feel like I should share some advice. "I want Frey to know that it's okay to fall—it's getting back up that counts. The wounds will heal, and the pain will eventually fade. "It was my negligence that caused you pain before. But today, I swear in front of everyone that I'll never make that mistake again, and I won't let anyone hurt you again. C-Can you forgiv

My brothers must have felt it too because we all voiced out at the same time, "We will go too." We exchanged looks, we missed Sierra. I turned to Elvis grabbing him by the scruff of his neck, "We've got some refuse to dump don't you think boys?" I asked my brothers who couldn't help but smirk. Elvis's eyes went wide, "Wait!" His eyes kept darting wildly around. "Why should we consider what you've done?" Dad asked looking unconcerned. "I can help you get past their borders." He said in a pleading voice as he spat out blood, "Spare my life and I will help you."

I heard Dad's voice announce as he entered into the house. PamPam also came home for the 3-week holiday even though we all had to beg my brother before he had her released. Dad had to prove that he had really changed and learnt his lessons, he begged and apologized to all of us yesterday night when Pamilerin got back with my brother. PamPam and I hugged him immediately while Tomiwa and brother Jide had to talk sense into him and flare up before they reluctantly forgave him. Adulthood is really fucked up.

“I didn’t know... I didn’t know how it was supposed to feel. I forgot how brotherly love felt like. Thought you hated me.” He pouts, I chuckle. “For a while, yes. After I found out. Couldn’t believe you would go that far. But I get it. I don’t hate you. I forgave you long ago.” Joshua looks out the window and shakes his head. “He fucked up really bad. My God. Oops?” His eyes shimmer with tears like he’s remembering everything I told him. “I hope at some point you will be able to forgive Brendan too. Not for his sake but yours.” I nod. He makes it easy to be his brother. I wipe my palms on my knees. They get so sweaty these days. I have never been as nervous as I have this past month.

The anger that had burned so fiercely just days ago had transformed into concern, worry, and underneath it all, the unbreakable bond of brotherhood. “Xavier,” I said, my voice steady but emotional. “I forgive you.” Everyone in the room turned to look at me. “I forgive you for lying to me,” I continued. “I forgive you for keeping secrets. But I need you to promise me something. Promise me you will never, ever try to do what you did again. Promise me you’ll get help. Promise me if I’m angry at you, you will never think of taking your own life.” Xavier’s face crumpled with emotion. “I promise,” he whispered. “I promise, Jasper. I’m sorry. I’m so sorry.”

“The oldest one is Jeffery, the twins are Jordan and James.” He looked at it and smiled. “They’re amazing. you should have a girl and her brothers will protect her.” “Like you protected your sister,” she said, regretting it when she saw the hurt look on his face. “They will be nothing like me, I’m so sorry,” he said, tears falling down his face. Seeing the life slowly draining out of her father she started crying. No matter what he had done he was still her father. “Dad, I do love you and I forgive you.”

"Nine years. No title, no recognition. I took care of your parents. I gave you two children. I swallowed every humiliation they put me through." "I kept telling myself, it'll happen. What he promised will come true." Her voice fell. "Whatever I owed you, I've paid it back." "But what you owe me..." Something bright flickered in her eyes and vanished. "I don't want it anymore." Dad's lips trembled. He pressed his hands over his face and sobbed. "I'm a bastard. I'm the worst. Vanessa was just someone I used to get a rise out of you." He hit himself across the face, once, twice, over and over, until his cheek went swollen and red.