The Unforgivable Cast Novels & Stories

I thought it was just Gael all along! ”I invited you Gael because I still have the last straw for you. You see, I’m still giving you a chance to change your decisions. Your sister here who married her poor and faulty bodyguard can’t handle this empire. And of course, your brother who’s sick and smitten with a child can’t stand for this family especially if he’s facing charges, right?” My eyes went to them. My heart ached how they look so uncomfortable by what their mother has uttered. I’m more sympathetic rather than shocked.

“Do you want this to be real, Sophie?” The question sent a sharp pang through her chest. Because the answer wasn’t simple. Because the lines between real and fake had already blurred beyond recognition. “I don’t know,” she admitted. Ava exhaled. “Then you better figure it out. Fast.” The next morning, Sophie woke up to a fresh wave of chaos. The headlines had shifted. Jake Bennett’s Troubled Past: What Sophie Carter’s Fans Need to Know. Sophie’s New Boyfriend Has a Criminal Record?! Sophie sat up so fast she nearly knocked over her coffee.

To be honest, I was not happy about it. "What's the matter?" I asked coldly. "Cyril, Liam has been taken away by some people. They said if we don't pay back the money, they'll cut off his hands." "Who are these people? How could someone like Liam owe anyone money?" She sniffed and wiped her nose. "We got involved in the adult live-streaming industry through chance. We made a lot of money easily at first. Once we had some capital, Liam grew increasingly greedy for more. Eventually, he got into gambling.

We have to forgive those who do wrong in order to move forward in our own lives. I didn’t hear much of what else she had to say, my mind was too caught up in how many people actually do get hurt during high school, and how I was a large part of the problem until I met her. Morgan was my rescuer from myself. I would’ve never become the person that I was today, one who isn’t the player that I was so known to be. I owe her much more than I could ever give. I made sure I was the first to rise and begin the standing ovation that Morgan so much deserved. Her applause factor reached epic decibel levels. It took a good minute or so for everyone to get resettled so that we could finally end the eveni

"After all these years, what exactly have I done to wrong you?! After I graduated, I never asked you for a single cent. Every paycheck I earned, I sent money home! And now you not only want to destroy my marriage, you want to destroy my reputation too?!" I finished in one breath, my whole body trembling. My mother, furious and embarrassed, snapped back. "So what if I did?! What did I do wrong?! You're the older brother! Isn't it your job to yield to your younger brother?! "We had limited resources! Of course, I had to invest in the one with potential—should I waste it on you?! Kyle is handsome, socially skilled, and can support the family in the future! And you?! All you do is study blindly.

The evidence we had salvaged could topple half the state’s power structure, and put targets on every ally I had. Still, I was not alone anymore. That night, I made two calls I had long kept in reserve. Senator Louise Vance, incorruptible to her core, and District Attorney Mel Carter, who once swore to clean up Chicago’s rot. Both answered. Both agreed to meet. The game had changed. That night, I tucked Sophie into bed. “Mommy?” she asked, her small voice drowsy. “Why do bad people do bad things?” I paused. My throat tightened. “Because they forget who they are, sweetheart. But we remember. That’s what makes us strong.”

After Fennel finished speaking, Philip thought silently for a while and asked, “Is there any way to make him lose his reputation or even get disqualified as a candidate for the chief god election?” Fennel frowned, thought for a moment, and said, “From the looks of it, Leo must commit an unforgivable sin in the sacred city before he can be stripped of his status as a candidate for the chief god.” “An unforgivable sin?” Philip asked. Fennel nodded and said, “There are three unforgivable sins. First, cause a war in the sacred city. Because the people of the sacred city are peace lovers, once a war is invoked in the sacred city, he’ll definitely become the public enemy of everyone. Second, kill

The information about the room came from the unlikeliest source. His name was Femi, and he was twenty-two years old and had been working in the Heyden estate for eight months as part of the grounds and utility staff, the category of employee that occupied the lower tier of the household hierarchy and was therefore most thoroughly ignored by the people at the top of it. Ignored in the specific way that made them useful to someone paying the right kind of attention, because people who were ignored spoke freely around each other in the way that people who were watched never did.

I had to remain the clueless, sheltered daughter he thought he had successfully indoctrinated. "Adrian?" I asked, my voice pitched with the perfect amount of feigned confusion. I let my eyes go wide, a hand flying to my chest. " Are you sure it's him? He had nothing. How could he become powerful enough to do this to us?" Daniel let out a harsh, barking laugh that sounded like a dry bone snapping. "I don't know, Anastasia! That’s the goddamn problem! He was supposed to rot. I made sure he was blacklisted, I made sure no one would touch him. And yet, somehow, he’s found a way to crawl out of the grave and build a guillotine."