The Truth Shall Set You Free Book Novels & Stories

The real truth that will enlighten Crystal’s eyes, the mystery that she longed wanted to solve. The truth that will set her free from the thirst for revenge. The truth that will free her from the chains that brings her down, the truth that will put her into peacefulness. The truth that will change everything.

Even Achi looked stunned. “You’re changing,” he whispered. “I’m becoming,” she said. The being stepped forward again. “When you reach the Temple, the book will test you. It will show you the truth behind every truth. Your love. Your fear. Your future. If your soul fractures, the gods will feast on what remains.” Ava took a breath, steady, sure. “I’ve faced lies all my life. If truth is what it takes to save everything I love, then let it come.”

His jaw tightened so hard a muscle pulsed in his cheek. "Sometimes, Snow..." Blake said, his voice raw, "...the truth isn't noble. Sometimes, bringing the truth to light just destroys everything in its path." "Then let it destroy what needs to be destroyed," I answered gently, my voice steady and full of conviction. "If the truth destroys false reputations, if it tears down the fake walls built by arrogant people... then it needs to happen. The truth sets people free, Blake." Blake closed his eyes for a long, agonizing second. He pulled his arm slowly out of my grip and turned his back to me, walking over to the large glass window overlooking the rainy city.

But just enough to let the light in. Because the truth didn’t just set you free. It also lit the way forward. And we were walking it—together.

He had told me the only way to be free, and I didn't know if I could do that thing, because it wasn't as easy as I thought. I needed to kill a hundred people to be free, and I lost hope that I could. It was hopeless; I knew I couldn't even kill an animal, but how much more human? Cain told me to try. My decision was needed, I needed, and whether I was willing to sacrifice a hundred lives or not, everything would change the direction of my life, especially since the curse might become active and would control me at anytime.

“You wanted the truth. Now you have it. But don’t ever think you can walk into my world and not bleed for it.” I clutch the folder tighter, my chest heaving. And in that moment, I realize something terrifying. The truth won’t set me free. It’s binding me to him even tighter.

I'll make sure you're kept fed and clothed. With a frown, she snapped, "What are you waiting for? Apologize now!" The guards and medics closed in, making sure I could not bolt. Rebecca's relentless pressure had been a bitter pill, and my pride was at stake. However, I knew that once someone was in a mental hospital, they might as well kiss the outside world goodbye. So, swallowing the disgrace, I bent over. As I was gearing up to say I was sorry, I felt a pair of strong hands steady me.

He looked like he was praying for the heavens to take pity on him again. I had no idea what made him sound so resigned to his fate. I said tersely, "Don't think of all that nonsense. You owe it to yourself to live a proper life." Simon stared at me as rueful tears streamed down his cheeks. "You must save me, then. Promise you won't leave me to my death. What happened was my fault. I want to start over with you and love you right for the rest of our lives. "I know better now. You were the only one who ever loved me. Yasmin only wanted to use me for money—"

Yet, through it all, they clung to the belief that the truth, no matter how difficult, was the key to their freedom. Finally, as the last piece of the puzzle fell into place, the truth stood before them, raw and unfiltered. It was a truth that shook them to their core, challenging their beliefs and reshaping their understanding of their own identities. The impact was both devastating and liberating, for it held the power to redefine their lives and reshape their future.

“You have given yourself that pain. Like I said, I'm the truth seeker. My job is to prepare you enough to face the separation of the body and soul and spirit. But the limitation is based on what you tell yourself. Like you believed so much that your own brother will stab you at the back with a hot blade for abandoning him, that's why you can feel the pain. You also believed so much that he tied you to this pole so hard that no matter how strong you are, you can not get out that is why you are there. You have believed so much in lies that it has tied you down and injured you for years.” He said. “So, how do I get out now?” I asked. “You have finally faced the truth and told the truth the trut