Novelas y relatos de Unspeakable Secret

"And if she had sent me, wouldn't she already know your secret? If I were a spy, she’d already know you’re a drug addict." In a flash of pure rage, Kiran swept his arm across the table. The porcelain tea cup shattered against the floor, and a splash of scalding liquid hit the back of my hand. I cried out, dropping to my knees to beg. "I'm sorry! if i’ve offended you!" I gasped, trembling. He lunged forward, grabbing my wrist with a force that made me wince. "Don't you ever use that word again," he hissed. "I am not an addict."

And you, frankly, are a distraction. Sophia laughed, a brittle, unpleasant sound. A distraction? You are a temporary fix, a peasant he dressed up to annoy his mother. But you made a mistake, Mimi. You think William’s weakness is his desperation. It’s not. It’s his secretiveness. And I know a secret that will end this contract and ruin your flawless little biography. And what secret is that, Mimi asked, keeping her tone light, dismissive, but her heart had begun to pound a frantic rhythm against her ribs.

"Well obviously you are not the first...different person I've met. I am not sure if I have ever met someone like you." "How do you know about our world?" Our world was supposed to be a secret. Most humans couldn't handle knowing about us. That's why mates are rare, at least within the vampire community. It is a law among all "paranormal" creatures that our world must be kept secret. "I know humans aren't supposed to know about you. If you tell me what you are then I'll tell you what I am." I knew she was special. "As you wish. I am a vampire."

I’m afraid that saying them out loud would break the only connection we have left. ​I guess this is what they call it. This is the quiet, heavy reality of UNSPOKEN LOVE.

Arie’s POV Two Years Earlier The first time I saw Nicholas Contini bleeding, I was wearing a white dress. By the end of that night, his blood would stain my hands, ruin the lace around my sleeve, and mark the beginning of a secret neither of us would know how to escape. But when I unlocked my father’s study, I believed the room would be empty. It had remained closed since his death two years earlier. Uncle Angelo possessed the official key, but Papa had once given me another and made me promise not to tell anyone. I carried it everywhere, even after there was no longer anyone waiting for me inside.

"About the night your father died. About things I saw, things I heard. Things that never made sense until now." The weight of unspoken secrets filled the room like smoke, suffocating and inescapable.

“I am talking about your secret, which chairman Hewitt revealed.” “My secret that chairman Hewitt revealed?” Patricia sounded amazed. She snickered, addressing, “that isn’t a secret.” “Then what’s it?” Anna questioned. “Isn’t a secret what you don’t want others to know?” Patricia scoffed. “No, you get it wrong as always,” she corrected. “A secret isn’t what you don’t want anyone to know. It’s what you are afraid of. It’s what you are afraid of others finding out.”

Instead, I spoke in a low voice, “On that note . . . I would like to bring up another topic for you.” “What is it?” he asked. “I have a secret I cannot disclose until I have your absolute consent." Mr Gale’s Adam's apple bobbed, and a frown appeared on his face. "What secret?" "About her brother's death." There was a moment of pause before I said, "About his murder, if I am being straight." "I—" Mr Gale cleared his throat and pressed his brows in concern. "I don't know what you're talking about." "You do. I know you do." I leaned in and muttered, "I've spent months looking for lead after lead."

“That has to be a secret. It’s the surprise I’ll tell George myself.” My calm indifference drove Josie crazier than any hysteria could. It made her look like a clown. She tore off her disguise, snapping to her feet and pointing at my nose and screaming, “You didn’t forget at all! You did it on purpose! George doesn’t love you! He stays by your side only because of your dead father and the child you lost!”

No answers were given. He didn't show up. His parents didn't show up. My parents knew something was up because the Luna and Alpha are always there at a shifting. It was 11:59 pm and I was sobbing on the hill behind my house. I sent everyone away except for Jessica and my parents. The pack doctor trying to get me to calm down. My heart felt like it was ripping in half. What did I do wrong? Why didn't he come? He promised.