Amar A Tu Enemigo Novels & Stories

Mara's heart breaking message made me this way. "Control your heart and fight me as if you are fighting with Nightwalker.. Put the thought about her in the back of your mind or else I won't spare you this time around.. I will hit you hard like my arch enemy and you too hit me hard in the best way you got" He said and roared and commanded his claws and blades back attacking me. I put the thought of Mara at the back of my mind ever ready for any hit.

"Her mother betrayed me, which means that your mate is an enemy of our pack as well as a threat to us, Rendall. If you can't end her life, I'll do it for you—" My temper flared up when I heard his statement. "Do that, and you'll get a bitter taste of your own medicine, father," I warned him. "If you lay even a single finger on Tasha, I'll use all of my power to throw you out of our pack and make sure that I'll make your life miserable." "You're my son!"

It definitely had to be from somewhere or something important, after all, he's been ignoring a few calls since made that post. "You did well," a voice on the other end said. "But don't bother with any investigation. You'll definitely be watched by some sort of enemies from now on or whoever is probably against your girlfriend. Also, for now, we won't be meeting." Edward's mind was in a bit of confusion as he tried to make sense of the cryptic message. "Enemies"? "Yes." Edward breathed out a sigh with some many things on his mind. This stranger he had met yesterday that refused to even mention his name seems to be so weird and strange and Edward could not help wondering what the reason for th

"But, ma'am. What do you wish to do with the Silver Stone Pack if I may ask?" I frowned. "And why should you know, huh? It's none of your business, so do me a favor by keeping quiet and just do as I say." "I don't wish to disobey, ma'am, but that's an enemy pack we are driving into." "Of course, I know it's an enemy pack, and that is why I want you to take me there. Besides, isn't it said; 'The enemy of my enemy is my friend?'”

I crossed my arms and leaned in, trying to gauge their reactions. "Well, then you've got it all wrong. The real enemy here isn’t some external threat lurking in the shadows; it’s your own fear. Fear can be a far deadlier adversary, it’ll chew you up and spit you out faster than any claws or fangs ever could. If you’ve got a desire to stick around and truly live, then you better keep your wits about you. You need to hold your ground and remember this essential truth: if you can’t trust one another, then you might as well consider yourselves lost. You’re done for before you even start."

And with his help, she had a chance at stopping it. All she needed to do, was get him to agree. "As you would, but unfortunately you have been locked up in this cage like an animal. Thirsty and starved of revenge" she chuckled. "And you, desperate enough to want to join forces with me. Becoming an enemy of your pack." "What?" Niva narrowed her eyes. "I will never become an enemy to my pack, the safety of my pack is my number one priority." "You are down here, against your father's wish, breaking pack rules, negotiating with a captive, an enemy. You don't need a seer to tell you that the moment you free me from the cage, you stand to collect the treatment I would."

“Not between enemies.” The words settled between them. Aria’s chest tightened slightly. “You’re very sure my father is your enemy.” Kael’s gaze sharpened. “He invaded my territory tonight.” “That might be because he thinks you kidnapped his daughter.” Kael paused. “That’s a fair point.” Aria sighed. “So we have an Alpha war, a secret father, and a mysterious bond that I don’t understand.” Kael nodded. “That sums it up.” She looked toward the door again. “Then I guess we should leave.”

she said boldly, eyes unflinching. The courtyard buzzed with energy. Every heart was racing. Engines idled, tires gripped asphalt. This was more than cars. It was a collision of wills, a battle of dominance, attraction, and pride. “You’re reckless,” Damian muttered under his breath, though his smirk betrayed intrigue. “And you’re arrogant,” Aria whispered back. “I can match you.” Damian’s smirk widened. “I like a challenge.” Aria’s pulse surged. Fear, adrenaline, and something electric coursed through her. Damian leaned slightly, eyes narrowing. “You’ve got fire, girl.”

“I wanted you to hear it from the board.” She let out a sharp laugh. “How considerate.” He didn’t react. “It’s not personal,” he said. Elena stepped closer. “It is absolutely personal. They just turned my life into a negotiation.” “They turned ours into one.” Her jaw tightened. “I’m not doing it.” Damon watched her. Carefully. “You haven’t thought it through yet.” “I don’t need to think it through.” “You do.” “No, Damon—I don’t marry my enemies for business deals.”

“ Your blood’s mixed with mine. It’s the bond. Fated mates. Never asked for it either.” I laughed, bitter. “Great. My mate’s the enemy.” More vehicles joined the chase. Headlights filled the mirrors. Bullets pinged off metal. The driver swerved sharp. Eli’s weight shifted over me. His bare thigh pressed against mine. Skin on skin. The bond flared hotter. “Faster!” Eli barked at the driver. I bucked, trying to throw him off. “Let me out. I’ll take my chances.” “No.” His hand gripped my shoulder. Not gentle. “You’re mine now. Whether we like it or not.”