The Unforgivable True Story Novels & Stories

“This is about you. Have you forgotten what he did to you? How he stood by and let you almost get hurt because he was too much of a coward to stand up to our mom? Have you forgotten how mean he was to you at work? Come on, princess, don’t make me out to be the villain here. You know I’m not.” “This isn’t about painting you as the villain, Adrian,” I replied evenly. “Yes, I remember it all. Every damn thing. Yes, I was almost hurt. Yes, he was cruel at times. But I’m okay now. I’ve forgiven him. So why can’t you? What kind of unforgivable sin has he committed that you can’t find room in your heart for forgiveness? Isn’t he the same brother you loved and looked up to when you were younger? The

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.

Her voice trembled, finding it difficult to meet my gaze “What’s the issue?”, I inquired. “I— I really need you to forgive me”, she continued, still trembling as tears welled up in her eyes. My mom had once informed me about Gwen’s mistreatment by her lover. She said a friend of hers told her about it but before she informed me I knew what had happened to Gwen and even the day of her arrival. “It’s alright,” I assured her. Though my pride was hurt at the time but it happened three years ago and truthfully, I had moved on. The false accusations by my father at the office now hurt even more .

"I know I don’t deserve a second chance with you after all the things I made you go through. I only beg for another chance, to right my wrongs." The gesture should have softened my heart, made me reach out to him, and asked him to stand, but it didn't move me. Thoughts of what he put me through hardened my heart. I couldn’t forget those. At least not when he signed for me to abort my babies. I would have forgotten others and forgiven him had it not been for that one. It was an unforgivable crime. Asking for my babies’ death was the same as pushing me into a bottomless fiery pit.

"For the first time in three years, I chose to do the right thing instead of the safe thing. It doesn't erase what I did before, but at least I didn't let it end with three more children dying because of me." I sat back, processing everything she'd told me. The story was worse than I'd imagined but also more complicated. This wasn't a simple case of evil person doing evil things. This was someone who'd been broken and manipulated, who'd made terrible choices for understandable reasons, and who'd ultimately found the courage to stop. "Do you think you deserve forgiveness?" I asked. "No." She said it without hesitation. "What I did is unforgivable. Those children will carry scars from what I h

That has to count for something. “You do realize that the truth will not set you free David. That it will not save you. There are somethings in life that can never be forgiven for even if the person who committed them is remorseful. The only way you could have been forgiven was if you were forced into it, and you clearly weren’t. You had a choice, and you chose to help your father take away the most important person in all our lives. That… can never be forgotten nor forgiven” I said icily.

She asked with a pissed look "Look, i don't know what the problem might have been back then, what i just want to know is why did you abandon me?" I asked with hurtfulness in my voice, she on the other hand looked extremely shocked, like she saw a ghost or something, same goes with her friend Marie "Maybe you'll think I'm just making things up but some weeks back, I went to Florida and got a whole bunch of information from Dr Jacob Miller, does the name ring a bell?" I asked and took a litte pause

“Everyone in this life is evil at heart. No matter how many good deeds you do, it doesn’t change the fact that you were born from a tree of evil. And we all know the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.” He shifted uncomfortably when I mentioned he was born into this life. So, I had been right. He was born into a life of crime. He didn’t choose this. “You know, I was born into this, too. Fabio is my brother, if you can believe it. Do you want to know what my breaking point was?” I asked. He didn’t answer. He pretended he wasn’t listening to me, but I knew he was. “When I saw a female prisoner at my house and I heard all the ways my father was planning to torture her. She was beautiful and i

“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,

he unleashed the bombshell that left Fabiola astounded. "What reason could that be? Please come off it. This isn't you talking. When did you become this Nice? We both know this is a prank. I mean, her mother can't escape prosecution. A few years behind bars would help reset her head.” Fabiola laughed mischievously and doubted his father. Alvin Alejandro is known for one thing, except for forgiveness. He barely forgives, irrespective of the victim involved. Now, hearing his father speak about granting a pardon to a stranger who stole such an outrageous amount is what Fabiola doesn't seem to comprehend.