A Game Of Malice And Greed 소설 & 이야기

"But Victoria is forgetting one very important detail about our partnership, sweetheart." I looked down into his dark, burning eyes, the weight of the Ghost fully aligning with his corporate malice. "What's that?" "She thinks she's hunting a runaway girl," Malakai whispered, his fingers tightening around my wrist with a possessive, heavy heat. "She has no idea she just forced the two most dangerous predators in this city into the same small room."

"I want to play Hide and Seek! And I want Nina to play, and Daddy to play, and everyone to play!" I looked at Malachi, expecting him to dismiss her, to tell her he was a busy man with empires to run. But instead, he looked at the stacks of paper, then at Lila, then finally at me. A slow, predatory smirk spread across his face—the look of a man who had just found a way to win a game he hadn't even started yet. "Hide and Seek, hm?" he mused, leaning back. "And what are the stakes, piccolina?"

Seven words that stripped away every illusion he’d been holding onto. The breath fled from his lungs as the meaning fully registered—sharp and merciless, like a blade to the gut. He had known Reyes was ruthless, vindictive. But this? This was something far worse. This wasn’t a move born of strategy. It was a message carved from malice..It wasn’t just about poison or politics, it was a game. A sick, twisted game where the rules were made to corner them, where every possible choice ended in loss.

It showed that he had just added me successfully. [Not bad! Jason took first place.] The group chat was as lively as a party. Everyone waited for Samuel to pay up. For a moment, the group chat went quiet. Then Samuel sent Jason a transfer of five thousand dollars to Jason. [My name is Samuel Sanders, and I am a man of my word.] The group chat burst into cheers. That five-thousand-dollar transfer made the game feel even more real. Everyone knew Samuel and I had been together for five years. I laughed at myself. It turned out that even five years of relationship could have a price tag placed on it.

My fingers curled into fists. Then she raised her voice deliberately. “Everyone should take a good look at her.” My heart skipped painfully. “This is Rora Grayson,” Malice announced proudly. “The bankrupt daughter. Her family owes one billion.” Murmurs erupted instantly. “And she came chasing my fiancé for money,” Malice continued sweetly. “When that failed, she slept with a strange man on her engagement night.” Gasps coming from them, followed by their laughter. They gave me disgusted looks.

and the other: "Why do you waste?" Finally introduces the two sins as she is satisfied with her wit. She slowly closes the box and handed it to him. Now holding the two boxes with the dread and scheme of what is inside. They both draw a sinister smile as their excitement is reflected towards their eyes, wherein he whispers in gratitude and reply. "Greed and Pride, let’s make this play as thrilling and bring everyone who’s reading into the curse of the fiery hell.”

The traitor said confidently. He glanced around the room eyeing some of the more expensive antiques. He picked up a beautiful glass vase. He looked at it with greed and admiration. He saw a expensive painting on the wall and gave a low whistle. "This would look perfect on my wall." He said. Malcolm's eyes narrowed at his reaction to the painting. "What is this? Is this some sort of blackmail?" Malcolm snarled. Sibean, another traitor from Paul's pack acted as though he was offended. "Blackmail. That is such an ugly word." He said, with an exaggerated offended look on his face. "Maybe appropriate compensation.." He said with a self satisfied look on his face. "What the hell does that mean? Yo

The political chess game, a delicate dance of power and deceit, was about to begin. But Amara’s unease was a cold, constant companion. She felt the trap, a subtle, profound sense of dread that permeated every corner of the room. The beautiful, sprawling windows, a symbol of openness and prosperity, were in fact a security nightmare, a series of gaping vulnerabilities. The private security firm, hired by the summit's organizers, were a joke, their presence a theatrical farce. The stage was set, the players were in their places, and the curtain was about to rise on a final, brutal act of violence.

“Do you know what this is going to cost you when the beast finds out?” I asked her immediately. I struggled to get out of their hands, but it seemed like it was no good. Tania began to cackle in a sinisterly tone, out of the blue. She leaned in with her hand pounding the wall beside me. “He won’t.” She seethed. “This is a game, moreover. Of blood and bones.” “Eliminating anyone earns points, not the other way round.” Tania added. “We found that out.” Satandra seethed, with an evil glint.

Millie glanced up at the stars, a bitter smile on her lips, while Alex’s gaze was fixed on the distant horizon, already calculating their next move. They had played their cards, and now all that remained was the final act. With every piece in place, the damning fake story was ready to be unleashed. And once it hit the media, there would be no turning back. As Millie walked briskly towards her car, her mind whirled with anticipation and the promise of revenge. The game was on, and she intended to win—no matter what it cost. With that, the night swallowed them up, leaving a trail of uncertainty in its wake, and setting the stage for the next explosive action in their dangerous game.