A Spy Among Friends Book Review Novels & Stories

He turned fully then, brows slightly raised, arms still akimbo “I’m listening.” “I wouldn't say I don't see the way you handle things. How you don't speak unless it's necessary, how you pick your moments to strike and to pounce on the enemies. You've always had your ear to the ground, always known more than you let on.” He tilted his head, like his sister would, studying me. He and Irene had so much in common. I took his reaction as a sign to continue. “When Chris and Peris were still in the picture, I never thought they could betray me. Especially Chris, I mean, he was my beta. I didn't think he would betray me. But you effectively brought them out and showed everyone what they truly were.

I asked, and he smirked. “All the more enemies for him to be busy with. If he kills them all, then I am free to use the one man that he is never going to suspect.” He said, and I frowned in confusion. “He would suspect himself before thinking that his best friend would be betraying him, and that makes it even better. You know, there is nothing better than a friend turning into an enemy.” “What are you talking about?” I asked, and he smirked.

The true depths of her adversary's power were still shrouded in her blindness. For the first time after a very long time, something got her really anxious. Her men have a lot to answer for this!! How had they brought in a cyborg? Or, one of her men or all are probably working against her now. Thinking about all this, her face twisted. Her malevolent smile had long faded. The tables really had turned. There is a greater mastermind. In a posh Australian restaurant, amidst the elegant ambience, a slim and handsome man sat sipping his coffee. He exuded an air of sophistication.

Spying on my fiance’s friend is what I think is a stupid thing I did, but it is also what brought me to the person who will love me so much and I will love back. I’m glad I spied on my fiance’s friend and now my fiance becomes my husband. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • E N D .

“I do. It’s the only way I can help my friends.” He studied me for a moment, then nodded slowly. “Alright, fine. But this stays between us. If Father finds out —” “I know,” I cut in. “Thank you, Sarge.” “Don’t thank me yet,” he replied. “Follow me.” As I trailed behind him, my heart raced with a mix of relief and anxiety. This was just the beginning. Finding the book was only the first step. The path ahead was filled with uncertainty, but I had come this far. There was no turning back now.

She didn’t have the same insecurities as most women. “Of course, I mean it.” Henni said, “Look, you explained it to me last night. I think I read the in-between the lines on how they work. Though god knows I don’t understand it, I do see it. I think as long as you don’t hide anything from the light, our friendship won’t suffer. I just won’t be willingly spending any time with them. I really don’t like them.”

How had he known? “How?” he asked. “Don’t ask questions you know I can’t answer, Marcus.” “You said you’re a spy. I accepted that because I didn’t think it meant spying on me. I didn’t even sense you around me just now, and I always feel your energy.” He stepped closer. “What are you, Aidan?” “I’m the only friend you have,” Aidan said quietly. “Isn’t that enough?” Was it? He didn’t know anymore. He turned towards his bedroom. Aidan was indeed his only friend, and that had been enough before. Before Dani. Now everything felt wrong. Everyone felt untrustworthy.

That silence alone told Uzair he already had someone in mind. The Don already had someone in mind. Had he not? So did he. “And if the spy turns?” someone asked coldly. “Then we kill them before they get the chance to turn against us,” came the immediate reply. “The best spies are never the obvious ones. They are the ones people choose to underestimate.” Suddenly, everyone was watching everyone because that was indeed true. No one moved. Suddenly, a voice sliced through the silence like a knife. “I have someone who can assist us with that kind of situation—and he has quite a unique record for himself,” Uzair spoke, a quiet confidence in his voice. There was even the slightest hint of pride, a

"Yeah. We also have to be careful. The spy could be a friend that pretends he or she likes you, so they could get close to you." "Friends happen to be the greatest enemies," Leo stated in agreement with Owen's statement, cause he himself has his fair share of friends turned betrayals. One of the reasons why he hardly trusts. "Especially the ones you never knew. Be careful with friends you never knew, 'cause the reason that James' partner of yours was accepted, was because you knew him before entering the force." Owen made it known. Emily sighed getting it. "We'll plan things well. I'll talk to the captain. I think the best thing for us to do is to get help from another precinct, and my capta

The words flew out of my mouth as tears blurred my vision. “It’s not like that… He was worried about you, Liv.” Dan whispered. Oh… My… NO! So one of my only two friends was just a spy?! And that too, not the cool, saving the world kinda spy… The sneaky traitor kinda spy… “I can’t believe it!” I shook my head. Dan started saying something but I stopped him. “Save your breath.” Paige said. “We don’t want to hear anything from you now, puppet.” she wrapped an arm around my shoulders as tears started rolling down my cheeks.