The End Does Not Justify The Mean Novels & Stories

Not just marital fidelity, but fidelity to one's word, to one's principles, to one's faith. “We live in a world of compromises,” the pastor intoned, his voice echoing in the sacred space. “A world that tells us that the ends justify the means. That a little lie is harmless if it protects us. That ambition is a virtue, even if it requires us to sacrifice our integrity on its altar.” Each word was a needle pressed into Davidson’s conscience.

Jason wanted to see the people responsible for the organ donation. They did not refuse his request. A meeting was arranged at their headquarters. By the time they arrived, one of Jason’s legs was completely useless. His body felt like it could shatter at any moment, but he refused to give in. He leaned on his crutch. Every step felt like a battle, but still, he pushed forward. A polite man wearing glasses greeted them. He said nicely, “Sir, we strongly advise against watching the video. Are you sure… Do you still want to watch it?”

"I believe that's not—" "Oh, but you haven't heard my explanation," I pressed, silencing. Bitches don't get to talk. "See, there are crimes that will never be justifiable, unlike murder. In the coldest days, when you did something wrong, you'd get a death sentence, right?" I raised both my brows. "When it was done in the name of the Law, it was justifiable. Some crimes are not justifiable. No matter how much you want them to be. You'll probably die of age while trying to justify such...crimes, you follow?" I asked with an easy smile, sensing his uneasiness.

FINALLY!! The BULLIED series has come to an end. I want to thank all those who supported me throughout this book and waited till the end… I love you all so much. I always said “I would never support rape” and this is me still saying that I do not support it. I had an idea and a plot, I was inspired by an article I found on Stockholm syndrome… that was why I found the Book 1 necessary to be written, so you can see the back story.

I taunt. “You are one to talk huh? Wasn't everything that happened all your fault?”He raked with pure hatred and bitterness. “You stuck your nose in my business, hol me up in some shit and still have the guts to make a jest of me. I wonder who the pussy is among us because you were the one who rat me out. If you were so sure of yourself, you should have fought like a man instead of cutting corners.” “Why are you so fucking dumb? The end justifies the means right? It doesn't matter which way I took, the bottom line is that I'm not in your league. If I wish to have you vanish off the earth, all I have to do is say it.”

Hugh had taken a bullet to the heart, and all his lies had finally caught up with him. It all seemed like it was meant to be. This was where it ended. No matter what came next, no matter who came for me, I was still Tasmin Sheargold. [The End.]

I felt like giving up. "No, you can't go back. You can't give up now. I know it's hard for you, but stay strong and fight back." His words sounded so encouraging. John is really a nice person. He is standing with me in such a difficult time, I will forever appreciate his gestures. Fight back. That's the word that tang into my ears. I wiped my tears and held myself back from crying. I want Adriano to die, I realised. I don't want to expose his crimes or his illegal activities to anyone now.

“How so?” “Well, reality is a b*tch. And even though we want to believe that eventually evil will face justice and pay for the pain and suffering it causes, that’s not what we see happening in the underworld.” His voice darkened and seemed heavier than it was a minute ago. “The amount of corruption and repugnant things we see in this life is absurd, Rosie. Sometimes the means do justify the ends, that’s what I’m trying to say.” “So, you think keeping this life will prevent evil from doing its thing?” I clarified, my brows knitted in confusion.

Because we were not going to arrest him, we were there to protect him “I trust my Captain, Leticus, his decisions have never failed us“ “Yes, but they have failed the Legion and its principles. ‘Serve the People, Serve Remas’ Remember our oath? Not some bastard made of gold. But at least you’re all here now. You’re all going to suffer like the rest of us. You’re going to face the machine men and those mindless hordes” Bitterness and anger was all I felt from his words. And my own feelings in turn were of the same. I contemplate continuing our fight but the consequences could make things much more unpleasant than they already were. So instead I stay silent

Grayson did not nod or shake his head but remained silent for some time. "It depends. Sometimes, the end justifies the means. And sometimes, the means to an end are so horrendous that they outweigh the value of ever reaching that end. Nobody knows where to draw the line, especially when they have to make the decision. "You're not necessarily an evil person just because you did one bad thing in your life. Just like how you can't claim to be a benevolent saint just because you performed a good deed once." Grayson continued, "If you ask me, I don't think you're an evil person."