The Unforgivable Review Novels & Stories

Mark directed his words to his younger sister Elena: Calm down, it's over and she was punished Elena sarcastically: Punish her?! Why would you let her do that in the first place?! Mark impatiently: I didn't know about it until it was too late Elena: Thank God he didn't kill her, she underestimated him in front of everyone Mark with a sadness he could not hide: so I disavowed her so that her punishment would be to be deprived of the luxury of living with us so that Marcus would not kill her, for he is a damned sadist, and her punishment satisfied him that Mark Udine's daughter works as a waitress in a restaurant

As soon as his hand went down from his neck after an aggressive rub, I landed another one, and it was unexpected like the first one. The last one came with me pulling his neck forward to move it closer to my face. “I hate to do all these but you made me waste my money, ran to Jamaica, planned a gang assault on me, and then made me waste another money coming to find you here in Jamaica. Now, tell me, do you think your sins are forgivable?” He managed to shake his head as he admitted that he had committed an unforgivable act. I threw his head to the side as I removed my hand from the back of his head and motioned to the boys.

“It’s because of him that I hate myself. I hate everything in the past. I don’t even have the courage to think about them, and I have the feeling that I’ll go down to hell when I die.” Kyran grabbed her hand, trying his best to warm them up. He felt as if a heavy stone was in his chest as he asked, “What if he regretted his actions? Would you… Would you forgive him?” “Never!” she replied rapidly, her eyes cold. “If a person could start over by repenting, then we wouldn't need to send those criminals to prison. I'll never forgive him!” “Do you really hate him that much?” Deirdre closed her eyes and said, “It’s not that I want to hate him that much. It was what he did that made him unforgivabl

Finn had committed the unforgivable sin. She couldn't speak. Drake placed his hand on hers and said, "Finn was a very different person back then. I don't even think he remembers doing this. There is a lot he just can't remember because he would get so high, that he blacked out. Lili, I know he doesn't remember doing this. I was there and watched the fall out." "But he did it. It's unforgivable." Lili stammered.

“Charlie, please let me go. I’m different from them. I’ve never done any unconscientious things before. I was just confused for a moment because I was blinded by greed. I beg you to give me another chance. You grew up with me so you should know that I am not that kind of heinous person…” Charlie looked at him in disgust before he said coldly, “Max, you have to understand that even though some mistakes can be forgiven, there are also some mistakes which can never be forgiven! Even if this is your first time committing this kind of mistake, it is absolutely unforgivable!” After he was done speaking, Charlie aimed his cell phone camera at Nelson and his wife, Kelly. After that, he said coldly,

Sir Brown said, "You witnessed Olivia making mistakes with your own eyes back then. I believe that if you didn't witness her making mistakes repeatedly, you wouldn't have given such a harsh command, especially considering how terrifying it was when Olivia started attacking people that day. We all saw it, otherwise how could we have taken action against her?" Lady Brown said, "No, over the years, I have become increasingly anxious. Just think about it, because of our guilt towards the deceased, we have almost donated billions of assets, and you even retired from the political world. These years, we have tried our best to make up for Olivia's mistakes. What does this show? It shows that both o

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

I shook my head wildly, tears streaming down my face, my voice raspy. "That's enough!" Trevor interrupted, his voice sharp with irritation. He turned to the officers, his tone unnervingly steady. "My wife's been really struggling since we lost our son." He paused for a beat before adding, "As a family member of the deceased, can I write a forgiveness letter?" His words sent a chill down my spine. "What?" I stared at him, eyes wide like I'd just been hit with a jolt. My mind went blank. The officers seemed just as shocked.

Shelly and Pierre had both done unforgivable things to her, yet she still clung to Pierre. If Luna were really like those heroines from the novels of years past, enduring all sorts of abuse from the male lead and forgiving him as long as he apologized in the end, Paige would be disappointed. Chris stayed silent, casting Paige an unfriendly look. Paige received the message. Chris was silently calling her a fool with his eyes. "Did I say something wrong?" Paige asked. Chris responded, "Do you think what you said is right?" Okay, maybe she was wrong. …

Sophie scrambled between us again, insisting on group hugs and insisting even more loudly that we needed a cake “right now because engagements need cake.” I watched them, the man I loved, the daughter who was my world, and warmth spread through my chest like a sunrise breaking open inside me. For years, I had been made to feel unworthy of love. Unworthy of family. Unworthy of happiness. But standing there, with Alexander’s arms around me and Sophie’s laughter echoing through the room, I realized something with crystalline clarity. I was unworthy no more. And the life I thought I had lost was finally, beautifully beginning.