48 Laws Of Power Law 1 Mga Nobela at Kwento

It was not time to entertain enemies but to convert them into pawns and control them. She had strong feelings the man opposite her was her enemy and did not mean well to her and those around her. Time did not allow her to deal with him in the way she wanted. The only option was to employ him, by so doing he would be closer and responsible never to harm people put under his charge. They did the paper work, and names were exchanged together with correct identifications. One of the 48 Laws of Power is to use one’s enemies. The Inspector was to start his duties immediately. He was to follow her to her house and stay with her.

Show that he had more power than I, the class teacher? "The forty-eight laws of powers basically teach one how to understand, in this context, our clients. Not only do we understand, but act in a psychologically manipulative way or get what we want while presenting to them what they want to hear." "Manipulative?" I smiled slightly at that word. He was surely a smart student. I guess that was one of the perks of being homeschooled as a wealthy child. "Yes. Seductive, and manipulative, Mrs. Lyla." It could have just been my ears, but did his tone change and get softer?

Some of the elders blinked. "It's from The 48 Laws of Power," I said, smirking. "You want to stop spies? Cut off the source. Track their patterns, set them up, and when they slip up—take them out. Simple." "How would we find the source?" another elder asked, clearly skeptical but listening now. I stared at him. "Capture a rogue alive, duh." Levi let out a soft laugh, and I saw that look on his face again—like he was trying not to puff up with pride.