Anti Villain Mga Nobela at Kwento

Rose Destiny "Reese" Lincoln, now 21 and self-sufficient since the age of 18, has no choice but to reconcile with her family to save her favorite children's orphanage from demolition. She must agree to her father's terms in order for him to assist her in repaying the orphanage's debt. She has no interest in their company, but she will readily agree if he asks her to be a part of it. But her father, a shrewd and cunning businessman, has other ideas. She must marry Joseph Coz Taylor, the moody and mysterious CEO of MT Corporal. Labor unions and CEOs of companies he took over dubbed him a "monster," but he couldn't care less. Reese didn't know Coz at all, but if marrying him can save her safe

"I will be the villain in your story if that means you’ll stay in mine" ..... Nawala ang mga magulang ni Talitha dahil sa kagagawan ng pamilya Salvador. Kaya ang paghihiganti ang tanging tibok ng kanyang puso. Upang magkawatak-watak ang mga ito, pumasok si Talitha sa mansion nila bilang isang katulong. Ang kaniyang plano? Akitin ang ama ng tahanan at ang nag-iisang anak nilang lalaki. Naniniwala si Talitha na madali niyang maisasagawa ang kaniyang plano—dahil siya ang palay na kusang lalapit sa mga manok. Ngunit nang makilala niya si Locke Salvador, ang tanging tagapagmana, nagbago ang lahat. Si Locke ay singlamig ng yelo at tila walang interes sa sinuman. Kaya ang laro ay buma

Evelisse Saint Laurent knew she had ruined everything the moment she became entangled with the infamous cold billionaire, Draven Virelli. Driven by her family’s greed and desperation for their approval, Evelisse did the unforgivable—she drugged the powerful billionaire and spent one reckless night in his bed. A single mistake shattered Draven’s seemingly perfect relationship and bound Evelisse to him forever when she discovered she was carrying his child. But Evelisse was never the villain everyone believed her to be. Behind the luxurious Saint Laurent name was a broken daughter—abused, neglected, and treated like nothing more than a pawn by her own father. Ever since her mother’s death,