Indignation の小説・ストーリー

“YOU are being unreasonable.” “STOP BOSSING ME AROUND!” She yelled. “I’M NOT BOSSING YOU AROUND. I DO NOT WANT YOU TO SUFFER ALONE, PENELOPE! NO! I’M NOT ALLOWING IT.” He hit the steering wheel. He was breathing rapidly.

The words echoed in Joseph's mind like a venomous curse, poisoning his thoughts and emotions. He felt a wave of anger and disgust wash over him, followed by a deep sense of shame and embarrassment. How dare James Hill utter such a vile insult about his daughter, Sarah? Joseph's mind raced with memories of Sarah's innocence and kindness, her bright smile, and her generous heart. He couldn't reconcile the image of his beloved daughter with the cruel label James had slapped on her. The insult cut deep, piercing Joseph's parental pride and love. He felt a searing pain in his chest, as if his very heart was being torn apart.

Neither man said a word and Jake climbed into the back of the van, leaned against the doorframe and closed his eyes. Weasel didn’t say a word and Jake was glad for the silence. He felt absolutely nothing. It was the same every single time. He didn’t feel remorse, or guilt. It was just blank. What did that make him? He felt other things; love, anger, regret. There was probably a name for people like him. He opened his eyes and wondered if Weasel feared him more now. The kid had a lot to learn. He was only 20, not much younger than he was, but a kid in so many ways.

“The only thing I feel for you is annoyance. Nothing more.” He leaned in again, close enough that I could feel the heat of his breath on my cheek. “Annoyance is better than indifference. Annoyance keeps me in your head. Indifference would have forgotten me already.” I forced myself not to step back, though every instinct screamed at me to shove him away. “You really don’t get it, do you? I won’t break. I won’t give you what you’re looking for.” His eyes glimmered with something infuriatingly unreadable. “We’ll see, Raven. Revenge might be your fire, but fire spreads. It consumes. You can’t control where it burns.”

As I await further details, a surge of determination propels me to uncover the truth and ensure justice for my wife. Fueled by a raging anger and a fierce protectiveness towards my wife, I seethe with indignation at the violation of our home. This intrusion marks the first time such a heinous act has occurred, and the gravity of the situation only serves to intensify my resolve to uncover the truth and seek justice.

Forget it They are angry.

Throwing his body into his seat, he slammed the car door, the metal smashing against itself with a forceful bang. His nostrils flared, a low growl rumbling in his throat. Ire burned like acid through his veins. It flooded out of him with a forceful yell, his fist smashing against the car door. The knuckles of his other hand whitened as he clenched the steering wheel. His throat grew raw, his hollering growing hoarser and hoarser as he continued to scream, continued to pummel his surroundings. He heard the crack of plastic as the door casing splintered, the screen on the dash fragmenting, and yet he continued. He lashed out at anything around him until he felt his energy slowly slipping away,

I felt a deep, burning humiliation that made my hands shake with uncontrollable anger. I slammed my fist down onto the desk, sending my empty whiskey glass crashing onto the carpet. The glass shattered into tiny pieces, but the noise did not calm my mind. My eyes burned with a dangerous, desperate rage as I stared out the large windows at the city skyline. I had spent years building the Ironclaw Titans into a dominant, terrifying sports dynasty. I could not leak the files to the news without destroying my own throat, but my deep hatred for the Winter Wolves would not let me sit back and watch them take the trophy.

she said as Jay blew up. “BECAUSE I F**CKING LIKE HER, TATIANA AND YOU JUST RUINED IT,” he yelled as both Tatiana and his girls were startled by his sudden outburst. “But, Jay, how could you like her?” She asked as Jay scoffed, “Because she didn’t just want a simple f**k unlike some people,” he said as Tatiana gasped and before she could argue with Jay. “TATIANA! WHERE ARE YOU, YOU DISGUSTING BITCH?” Anna angrily yelled as she rushed towards Tatiana, but was held back by Jay, “YOU SON OF A B**TCH!” Anna yelled trying her best to grab Tatiana, who smirked.

I must have twisted it while running for my poor life. "Oh Goodness" Mark exclaimed. I was surprised. No f words?. So Americans who didn't use swear words existed (I'm not trying to imply anything by this statement but he was a jock. I was expecting that from him). "Can you walk?" He asked as I tried taking a step and the pain was something else. "I don't think so bu-" I didn't get to finish my sentence when I felt myself being carried up as I shrieked. "Put me down" I squirmed