Taboo Tagalog Novels & Stories

" May singsing siya, parang wedding ring!" " Huwag kang maniwala diyan, baka binili lang niya yan para sa sarili hehe. Alam mo naman ang motto niya diba. He cannot have sex with thesame girl twice. In short, wala sa vocabs ang salitang kasal." naiiling si Gil . " May tinatago yata ito sa atin fren! What if let's go to his villa one time?" Suggestion ni Marco.

You lock your bedroom door and close the window Indeed you know that there is no way to hide I get in from the door on the backside Baby, I'm your nightmare Sinubukan ni Gaia na wag pansini ang nakakakilabot na kantang ikinanta ng tinatawag ng kararamihan na--anghel.

"Delulu emergency incoming!!!!" Lila smiled faintly as she scrolled, then she clicked on a fan edit someone had tagged her in. Slow-motion clips of Kai on stage — sweat glistening on his neck, the way his shirt clung to his chest, that intense stare into the camera, the deep timbre of his voice in the background audio. Her body clenched again.

I thought the sessions with the psychologist would be more difficult. The topics we address are heavy, yet I find it easy to open up to her. Like Jane, I’m a very reserved person, and it embarrasses me to admit that I endured severe psychological abuse from my husband. I'm also ashamed of having had a lover. According to the values I was raised with, that was immoral—no different than being a prostitute. And on top of all that, I danced in a nightclub where illegal dealings took place.

I stumbled back two full steps, my hands dropping to my sides, my legs trembling beneath me. Olise stayed pressed against the wall, his lips swollen, his eyes dark and glazed with an intense, heavy arousal. He looked at me, bewildered, his hand rising to touch his wet lips. "No," I choked out, the word tasting like ash in my mouth. I ran a trembling hand through my hair, turning my back to him because the sight of his undone state was making the guilt claw violently at my throat. "No. I shouldn't have done that. That was an absolute mistake. I lost my temper, I lost my head—"

My skin felt so hot and damp, and between my legs was a wet mess, and the ache remained, refusing to fade even though I was now wide awake. Everything about that dream was so wrong, and forbidden. In our tribe, the Devil was the ultimate evil. My mother had raised me with terrifying stories about how he tempted good girls, how he ruined their souls, and how any woman who gave herself to him would bring shame and curses upon her entire family. We burned special herbs at night to keep him away. We were taught to fear even the mention of his name after sunset. If my mother ever found out I was having dreams like this, she would be heartbroken and furious.

I moaned, trembling, my body slick, my pussy still throbbing around him. He leaned down, his lips brushing my ear, whispering filthy commands as he gripped us both in his hands. “This is the unholiest thing you’ll ever feel… and you’re going to crave every second of it.” My body quaked at the thought. This wasn’t just sex… this was taboo, raw, and filthy, and I wanted every second. Every rough thrust, every cruel touch, every filthy word from him.

But there’s this secret side of me, another side of me, the one I keep locked away, where I let myself be wild. Tonight, that side’s winning. My phone buzzes, and I grin, grabbing it. The app’s hidden behind a fake calculator icon, my little secret. It’s him, the stranger I’ve been texting for months. On the app, he’s ShadowWolf, and I’m FireVixen. The name’s cheesy, but it fits the vibe—hot, dangerous, no strings. “What are you wearing, FireVixen?” ShadowWolf asks. I glance down at my outfit: an old T-shirt that’s too short, barely covering my black lacy panties. I bite my lip, typing fast.

However, I suddenly stopped from making another step away when I felt her chair moved as she said the words… “I lied.” _________________________ ¹Nilagang baka or beef nilaga is literally translated as ‘tender boiled beef.’ This is a Filipino soup dish best served during rainy and cold weather.

Panting and sweating, she called the restaurant to ordered their food. _________________________ Author's Note: 1. Ate /æ:té/ - meaning sister. Usually put in before the name of an older girl/woman. 2. Alabang, Baclaran, Sucat - districts in cities located in the Southern part of Metro Manila 3. Kuya /ˈku:jə/ - meaning brother.