The Unforgivable Parents Guide Novels & Stories

"See! If the adults couldn't understand your needs then why on Earth do you expect yourself, a tiny a baby to have understood it? It wasn't your fault, Agony. I know it. Your mother knew it, which is why she reassured you. It's time for you to know it too. Forgive yourself for something you couldn't have done anything about. As you've just told me to forgive myself for what happened to Carly." She was so good, so pure; she was perfection in a fragile human package. He yearned for her words to be true, to give in to her compassion, and forgive himself for the past. His parents were missing though, and they were in extreme danger. Agony was their only hope of surviving their abduction. He coul

"So far, Amara's gotten away unscathed, like always!" She rants, and she raves, going on and on about how nothing ever changes. Amara does something awful, something damaging enough to warrant a so-called disownment only to turn up days, weeks, months later on their doorstep with her tail tucked between her legs and big, sad eyes, looking like some sort of kicked puppy. And of course, their parents couldn't turn her away. No matter what they said or how heartless they liked to pretend to be, they would never abandon anyone - let alone one of their kids - in their time of need. "Unfortunately, that's not the kind of people they are!"

Seeing my lack of response, Jenny grabbed my arm and pleaded, "Landon, I know I was wrong. Can you… forgive me? I can't live without you. Ever since you left, my heart has hurt so much." I had never seen Jenny lower herself like this before. If it had been in the past, I would have immediately forgiven her. But now, seeing her so vulnerable didn't touch me at all. I coldly shook off her hand and left her with a parting remark, "Don't forget to sign the papers." I walked away without looking back. I would not forgive her. Never. Because between us, there was ultimately a life lost.

Have you ever stopped to consider your own worth? Marco Lombardi, the Capo in charge of the family's network information, closed his laptop and chimed in, "Young people shouldn't be so full of resentment. You want to leave the family? "Do you really think the outside world is easy to navigate? Without the family's protection, you could end up dead in the streets without even knowing why. If you really leave the family, you won't even know where to go to cry about it." "That's right," echoed voices from around the room.

My parents and Heather can be very manipulative. As for my family, well Max didn’t really give them a choice in their punishment, he made sure they were treated just as poorly as they treated me. After a severe lashing he told all the surrounding packs what has been going on and he and I decided to take away everything from them and they were banished and made to go rogue. It took me some time to come to terms with what we decided and from time to time I start to second guess myself with that decision, but Max helps me to remember how bad it was before, and I don’t feel so bad afterwards. My parents and sister were horrible people to me, and I never did anything wrong to make them treat me t

My parents. My parents arrived ten minutes later. My father hugged me tighter than usual. My mother brushed my hair back the way she used to when monsters only lived under beds. Alexander stood with me. Not behind me. Not in front of me. With me. “We didn’t bring you here to scare you,” I began quietly. “But I refuse to lie to you.” “I need you to listen,” I began. “Not as my parents. Not as my friend. But as people who might become targets.” The word hung in the air. Targets. My mother’s hand stiffened in mine. Lia straightened immediately. “What kind of targets?” she demanded.

I spoke with growing emotion, "So in the end, you think I'm dragging you all down? I don't understand… our family's money could last generations. I never squandered it. Why should I be punished like this? Do you know how wronged I feel? These five years, I…" "Lily, just admit your mistake!" My mother suddenly came forward and gripped my hand, tears in her eyes. "To teach you a lesson, your father hasn't even returned home to visit your grandmother's grave for five years. You've had it hard, we've had it hard—stop being stubborn. If you just admit you're wrong, the punishment ends. Our family…" "I'm not wrong!" I yelled and yanked my hand free. "You're wrong! It's your ideas! I haven't done a

Maybe it's for the best. "Because of that bastard, you learned how to disobey your parents. Rebellion. Don't you know your dad was completely embarrassed because of what you did?" "Are you guys even embarrassed for paying someone to kill Ghino, huh, mum? No. Right? Because the two of you have no shame at all. You guys did not even care how I felt when I discovered it myself that my very own parents will even put a fight against someone powerless, miserable, and useless half-cyborg."

"Don't worry about Olivia. I’m keeping a very close eye on her. She’s being... very cooperative with her studies." I buried my face in a pillow to stifle the whimper that was clawing its way up my throat. Every word Adrian spoke was a double-edged sword, a secret language that only we understood. I was drowning in the sensation, the sheer risk of being caught on the line with our father making the pleasure so sharp it felt like a physical wound. "Good man," Dad replied. "I'll call you both when I land in the UAE. Take care of each other." The line went dead.

Then, I followed their gaze and looked out toward the gate, realizing that there was a little crowd at the entrance who seemed to be watching some sort of a commotion out there. I followed the noise to the door and witnessed a scene that horrified me. Mom was dressed in worn, dirty clothes in the middle of the street outside the university campus. Dad was in a wheelchair beside her. Mom was screaming at the top of her lungs. "Look, everyone! My daughter, Raven Carter, abandoned her parents just so that she could attend university! How could there be such a heartless person in this world? She used to be such a good girl growing up! "It's already bad enough that she refused to pay a single bil