The Innocence Novels & Stories

"Apparently My parents are involved in all kind of shits like robbery, theft and possession of illegal firearms and what lands them a lifetime imprisonment is they hit and run an innocent child while under the influence. They hit that child two times and my mother went out of the car to confirm if the victim is dead then went back inside the car as if nothing happens and drove off to God knows where. Unfortunately to my parents there is a witness who saw what happened and testify to the court to incarcerate them." I did not notice that I was crying. Gideon sits on my bed facing me and he is wiping my tears from my face.

He had done none of those things. He had listened with the specific, complete, total quality of attention of someone for whom the information was not fully new, who had been receiving the outline of it in pieces for weeks through intake records and corridor conversations and a dream about a girl in pale green water, and for whom this conversation was not the arrival of the truth but the completion of it. When Marcus finished, Charlie had sat for a long moment. Then he had said: "She was innocent. The whole time." Not a question. A collapse. The specific, final, irreversible arrival of a sentence that had been assembling itself for seven weeks and had now, in the back of a coffee shop at eigh

He mumbled to himself, and his eyes turned cold. He glanced at the little star beside him. The innocent face seemed suspicious to him at the moment, and he clenched his fist in annoyance. Was the little star truly innocent, or was he too good at deceiving people? Ace prided himself on being able to read people the most. Considering his line of work and his status, it was only right for him to be able to read everyone that came his way, only this way would he continue ruling peacefully, but the little star really gave him a headache.

he said, voice calm but laced with sharpness, “give me one good reason why I should sit here and waste my time on this performance of yours. Let me guess the ending, just another reckless boy who made a fucked up mess but doesn’t wants to deal with the consequences.” The air shifted sharply. There was something almost rogue-like in his bluntness—so casual, so cutting. It didn’t match the polished decorum expected in a place like this, Lupine Academy's highest chamber of judgment. But I steadily met his gaze, my voice calm. “Because I am innocent.” The atmosphere instantly thickened. Eyes snapped to me—some curious, others skeptical. Alpha Jude chewed on a fingernail, still not looking away.

“I waited for you to wake up and redeem yourself, give yourself the chance to prove your innocence before I put the cuffs on you.” “And who made you judge, jury and executioner?” My voice hissed, throat gulping to fight the nausea. Lucas's smile stays put, “Right now, I'm your only hope of a fair hearing. The court won't be too merciful.” “I'll take my chances,” my throat felt dry, “I am an innocent man.” “An innocent man with his prints all over his mother's murder weapon?” He scoffs, “I may be young, but—”

The doctor slipped out past them, leaving Cecilia alone with her sobs. “She’s tough,” Ryker muttered, his voice low and gravelly, breaking the silence. “But I really believe she doesn’t know shit. The way she broke was pure panic. No lies slipped through. Dominic kept her clean.” I nodded, jaw tight, the agreement settling like fact. “Yeah. She’s innocent in this. No playbook, no codes. Just a girl caught in the crossfire.” Ryker glanced at me, one brow arching. “So what now, boss? We escalate to phase three? Waterboard the truth out, or…”

I thought but kept it to myself as at present I was more interested in listening to him. "You already know about my past and I am not going to repeat it. You know when she left me I was shattered. My trust was broken I was broken beyond repair. I closed the door of my heart for everyone and I promised myself that I would not fall into the trap of innocence ever again because everything is just fake. There is nothing like innocence in this world. But you prove me wrong. You made me realize that innocent still exist in this world. You made me realize that not everyone is like her. You made me understand that if someone has done bad to us that does not mean that we would start weighing everyone

So, her tone suddenly softened, and she choked up as she asked, “Comrade police officer... I’m really innocent... How can I prove my innocence?” The other party said indifferently, “If you want to prove your innocence in this matter, the only way would be to arrest the other party, and the other party must admit that you did not know anything. Only then will your innocence be proven. Otherwise, there would be no way to prove your innocence. After all, these contraband items were found in the suitcase that you checked in. If you cannot prove that you didn’t know, you can’t be cleared of suspicion, then!” Elaine panicked and hurriedly said, “I have a chat record with her! She has been playing

Nudging my legs open. "Spread your legs for me innocente" he murmurs in my ear and a shiver goes through my body. I'd managed to forget about the steel digging in my butt until he said that. Out of curiosity, I move a little and I swear it twitches beneath me. A thrill goes through me until I remember what's at stake. My father's honor. If my future husband finds out I'm not a virgin, it could lead to war. I can't let that happen. I can't let this man do anything to me. But even as I'm thinking that my legs are opening on their own. He pushes the thong aside and runs a finger along my slit. A place where no one has ever touched. Myself included "Do you even know what it means to be this wet

Noah mumbled casually. "What if they keep pushing me? Zachary said, his eyes twitching with fear. "You can negotiate with the police, if I were you, I would gladly accept you feel guilty?" babbled Noah, trying to get into the mind of the young man next to him. But the words that came out of Zachary's mouth after it, made Noah has killed for more people than me who only killed one and I didn't kill her directly though!" Noah fell silent he turned his face to window. What Zachary said was true. He was indeed a murder and he had no right to act like he was much better than Zachary.