Novel & Cerita The Unforgivable Parents Guide

She even took a knife and slashed at my skin, leaving trails of blood. That bloody scene shocked my dad. The man who had always been absent suddenly exploded. He raised his hand and slapped my mom hard across the face. "You crazy woman! How could you treat my child like this? Do you have any humanity left? That's our son... Your own flesh and blood!" My mom's head snapped to the side from the blow. However, this time, she did not fight back. She did not argue. She just stared blankly ahead. "This…isn't my fault…"

My family joins her right away, as if they don’t want to waste this opportunity to prove their loyalty. “I have always considered Damon my son,” my dad says, his voice thick with pride. “Through him, I’ve learned how dangerous pride can be. Hannah is my daughter, and if I couldn’t forgive her for her mistakes, then what kind of father would that make me? Parents are meant to offer their children unconditional love and unwavering support, no matter what. Yes, Hannah has made a few mistakes—but haven’t we all? That’s what family is for—to forgive, to accept, and to move forward together.”

When I got to my parents, my voice broke. The neighbors were silent for a long time. Maria wiped the corner of her eye and Giuseppe took a long drag on his cigarette. Zia Rosaria hugged me tight. "That kind of man deserves to be cut into a thousand pieces. Serena, don't be afraid. Your parents are gone, but we're here. If anyone comes to bully you again, the whole town will help you fight." Maria gripped her rolling pin. "If he comes back one more time, I'll break his legs."

After all, the sting of being proven wrong earlier was still fresh in everyone's minds. Still, a few stubborn voices floated across the screen, sharp and cutting. "He's worse than an animal. Even if his parents did something wrong, he still shouldn't have hit them. People like this should just be erased from existence." "Ungrateful, cold-blooded piece of trash. Just die already!" The footage on screen—showing the fight—was chaotic. Amid the ruckus, I was shown swinging a bat and smashing it straight at Dad's leg. He let out an agonizing howl and collapsed to the floor.

“You are completely delusional. Even if we hid it from the school, what about home? Do you think our parents are just going to sit back and bless their future kids dating? It’s sick, Lael.” “That’s why it’s called fake dating! They don’t need to know, we just don’t tell our parents,” he said. “What they don’t know won’t hurt them. We play the happy couple on campus to destroy your ex, you fix my grades in secret at the house, and we keep our mouth shut at the dinner table.” I stared at him, my heart doing a stupid, erratic flutter against my ribs. The sheer madness of what he was suggesting hit me at once. A total lie at school, a massive secret at home.

She replied, ignoring my question. “Please, Arlene… it’s not what you think.” I tried to explain but she shut me up. “Of course, it’s not what I think. I don’t expect you to say otherwise but incase you’re too blind to read the room, we are no more friends. You’ve successfully ruined whatever we had had and I will never forgive you.” She slammed at me again and before I could reply, she continued. “My last advise to you, leave now that you still have some dignity left or face shame when my dad gets tired of you. When that time comes, he’s going to dump you like he did the ones before you!”

Trenton understood that Camryn could never forgive their mother or Carrie. If he were her, he could not do it either. It was through his mother and his eldest sister that he realized there really were mothers who did not love their children. Camryn said that parents did not have to pass an exam to become parents, so their characters varied wildly; some were not fit to be parents at all and were worse than animals. For Camryn, his parents fell into the last category. He was not her, so he could not forgive them and Carrie on her behalf.

He chuckled bitterly and looked at Faith, Mateo, and Kai. “You know, what? Our parents were awful. My father was,” he paused and looked at Mateo, “And your mother was,” he said to him before he looked at Faith, “So was your mother,” he pointed his gun at her, “We all are byproducts of selfish and greedy parents! Was my mother all innocent? Hell no! She abandoned Kai for fuck sake because she found him hard to raise.” Jeremy’s eyes were already filled with tears. “And you know what? We all are going to be even awful parents. The Ricci and Bianchi clans, yeah – they are ruining so many lives.”

I wanted to tell him that clearly it was not true, but Lucifer beat me to it. "Who are we fucking kidding, Avo? You know better than that, in fact, we all know how parents can fuck things up for you." Lucifer spewed poison with his words, "Haven’t the people in this room suffered their fair share at the hands of their so-called parents."

If not for breaking up and rejecting Alpha Oswald, I will not come here willingly. My parents bowed even more while I remained standing. I refused to bow down to anyone even if he was the Lycan King, himself. “Your disobedience should be punished,” he declared. A shiver ran down my spine, but my stubbornness continued to prevail. My parents grovelled. My eyes widened. They were not like this. “Please forgive us, Your Highness! It will not happen again. There is no excuse for the failure that we did, but it will not happen again,” Dad said.