The Forbidden Novels & Stories

“It’s not your fault to have that promise, isn’t it your parents who promised you that? “ Tracey said. “Do you guys even know why it’s called a Forbidden promise?” Albert asked. “It’s forbidden for the parents to promise their child those kinds of promises.” Amana answered but Albert shook his head and chuckled. “It’s called forbidden because you can’t have it if it’s not running through your blood. It’s not the same as the ordinary promises, there are rules in giving your child a promise. You promise them a power but you also have to promise them a weakness but on forbidden promises you can only inherit what your parents have and the weaknesses are not planned. Forbidden promise users are e

But as I looked down at my hands, I realized they were shaking—not from fear, but from the sheer, overwhelming craving to walk down that hall, turn the handle, and remind her one more time that she was the only thing in this world that mattered to me. I straightened my shoulders, the mask of the distant, dutiful son sliding back into place. I had a dinner to attend. I had a father to deceive. But as I walked toward the stairs, I knew one thing for certain: Elena and her "legs for days" never stood a chance. Because once you’ve tasted the forbidden, the "perfect" choice just tastes like ash.

Liam said, his voice filled with uncertainty. The woman nodded and replied, "I understand. It is not an easy task. But it can be done. You must collect evidence, proof that the lycan king was responsible for the war. When you have gathered all the facts, you must present them to the seers of both species." Liam was taken aback by her words. "How can I possibly find evidence? The only place where I could possibly find any is the place that is forbidden. It's located in my father's pack, and I cannot go back there."

he raised an eyebrow. Connor fixed him with a cold stare, jaw clenched. Tobias chuckled menacingly, his sinister laughter echoing through the room before he shifted his attention to Sebastian. “Sebastian, son, you know you can keep countless mistresses, right? We can still make everything work. Marry Larisa and keep his daughter as your mist…” Just as he was about to finish, Connor grabbed his collar and shot him a menacing glare. “Don’t speak nonsense!” “I can speak my mind. What’s wrong with that?”

He walked away without looking back. But this time, I did not feel dismissed. I felt chosen. And that frightened me more than anything else. Because the silence between us was no longer empty. It was full of things we were trying not to say. And in a palace built on power and perception— Unspoken things are the most explosive of all.

“Not dead, but pulled.” Lior cussed. “By what?” Dax forced himself up, eyes burning with fury. “By something older than the council. Older than the prophecy.” The Guardian appeared, its glow dimmed. “You must not go after her,” it warned. Dax ignored its warning. “Watch me.” “She has fallen into forbidden territory,” the Guardian pressed. “We all are forbidden from going there. Even You.” Dax drew his blade, eyes fixed on the darkness. “Even if you forbid me, I will still cross.”

Chapter 52 Annalisa The funniest thing about forbidden places was that they scream at you to explore them. And tonight? That scream was practically deafening. Stepping out of the elevator and onto Cristiano's forbidden floor, I felt like I was breaking into Area 51, except instead of aliens, I was probably about to uncover some deep, dark mafia secrets.

The waiter asked, glancing at the prince. "I-I'm not allowed to eat at this time." Tierra mumbled quietly. Damien ignored her. "Two plates of roasted meat. Some vegetables, also." The waiter nodded and walked away. When Damien glanced at Tierra, her eyes were wide. "What? What's wrong?" "I'm not allowed to eat meat. All the slaves aren't allowed to eat meat." She said. Damien sighed, "Like i said, I do what I want." He said. When their food came, Tierra first took a hesitant bite from the meat, then another, then another. She fell in love and ate like she hadn't eaten in days.