Unforgiven: Book Novels & Stories

He asked as he repeatedly smacking my head with his book, I covered my precious head with my hands but that still hurts! “Well it’s not my fault. They are incompetent people who harass others, I am just doing my part in this society, man!” I tried defending my point but he ain’t stopping. Kev won’t give a damn and he just laughed. “Come on man, I did what I needed to do! I ain’t doing sh*t for a matter of selfishness, they did harass Aya!” Jon stopped when he heard that but Aya is too scared to talk. “Oh, I apologize. Who are these scums? I need them to taste the wrath of me, for I, Jon Ray Cliffordstone is never going to let this slide! I will crush them beneath my feet and—”

Kyunki kabhi-kabhi gareebi insaan se woh cheez'ein karwa deti hai jo woh apne dil se kabhi nahi karna chahta. (But if you still haven't met your family... then go find them. Find your parents. Find your brother, Raghu. And if you do find them... then my final request is that you forgive them. Because sometimes, poverty drives a person to do things they never truly wanted to do in their heart.)

Unspoken Truths - Chapter 38 Damian We had been tearing through Sophia’s burner phone for hours. I always knew she was sick and twisted, but what I read went further than anything I imagined. Power, marriage to me, and destroying Sareena. That’s all she ever wanted. Reading this made me realize that there was nothing human left in her. Gabriella was the only one who defended her. I wanted to tell her that someone like Sophia didn’t deserve defending, that she was pure evil, but Gabby saw it differently.

Of all people, I found salvation in a Sario. I spent years telling myself this is just the way the world is. It’s no one’s fault, just luck of the draw. Now I know that’s not true. Now I have someone to blame for my suffering. How many more Unfortunates were born a Fortunate? How many children are suffering in Unfortunate camps because their parents didn’t want them?

There was a poem written on the piece of paper, it read; ‘The love is bitter, unforgotten and deep, But he has promises to keep, Tormented with nightmares he never sleeps, Revenge is a promise a man should keep’ Charlotte spun round to see if there was anyone around watching her. She put the note into her bag and jumped into her car, confused by the poem and wanting to find safety at home; she drove away.

Blood must be paid with blood! The hotel manager stood nearby, his face stern. He blamed me for the damage and demanded compensation. His expression carried a hint of malice as he commented, “If you didn’t do anything wrong, why would anyone go to such lengths to get back at you? You should pay for your mistakes.” It was late, and moving to another hotel wasn’t really an option, so I paid the money. However, an idea suddenly popped into my head. If I had to suffer in silence, I had to make sure Xavier felt every bit of it too.

“They weren’t going to approve your parole without someone willing to sign for you.” “And you did,” she murmured. “Yes.” She looked up slowly, her expression unreadable. “Why?” He swallowed. Because he’d seen the cracks in her case ten years ago. Because the guilt of his father's actions sat on his shoulders like inherited sin. Because Declan had told him to “fix it” without explaining what “it” was. But he couldn’t tell her that. He chose the truth that mattered most. “Because you deserved a chance.” Her throat bobbed with a swallow.

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"This is all my fault. I didn't fix the door and stayed away from home for many days. She was only awake that night because we were arguing!" He broke down in tears. The mistakes he'd made had led to my death. After the court trial, Gideon sold the apartment. He brought my ashes away from the Titanus region and returned to my hometown. He wanted to keep the promise he'd made before Mom—he would remain unmarried for life and care for her on my behalf.

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 .