Ariel Villain Novels & Stories

Yet, whenever Leah tried to survive in that exact same way, those exact same men looked at her with disgust, calling her a manipulative villainess. A cold, dry realization settles deep inside Leah. The world does not care about what a person actually does. It only cares about who is doing it. Uriel steps forward first. His long silver hair sways gently over his shoulders like a sheet of snow, his face carved out of smooth marble. He looks down his nose at Asher’s team, his pale eyes completely flat. "Drop your silver badges," Uriel says. His voice is level and cold, carrying through the freezing air without a single drop of heat. "Leave this sector now, and we will not force a physical clash

I retorted. He scoffed seeing the way I pushed Ariel behind me. “Don’t tell she’s one of your plaything. Don’t you ever stop, Haven? You just resumed, try to leave some girls for us “. “I’m flattered but she’s not my plaything and don’t ever call her that “. “If she’s nothing to you, then scoot over and leave because you were interrupting my conversation with her “. “Gael!”. I warned eyeing him. “Don’t you ever come close to Ariel. She’s not like other girls. Go to a club if you are looking for a hoe, do not approach her “.

Sophia scoffs “Come one, you think I don’t know who you are and what you want. You are a damn, filthy commoner from a poor background if I’m not mistaken you once lived in the slum, eating from hand to mouth. You are nothing but a gold digger Ariel, a b!tch who doesn’t even know whom she loves among the two brothers” She snapped as Ariel watched her angrily “Oh..cat caught your tongue..haahaa..” she laughs

一 Arthur asked as soon as he saw some boys passing marijuana from one to another. 一 No, but he says everything is free at his parties 一 I shrugged. One of the parties I always avoided was Gabriel's, all kinds of people blended into one, and usually nothing good came out of their parties, but it was one of the best ever. 一 I didn't know he was elite, I think he's even more than me 一 Arthur said quietly and I laughed 一 All my friends are 一 I told him the not so new news. 一 I said that because I didn't meet him and any of his friends at his family's charity auction 一 He explained and only then did I understand.

I stuttered, and Travis sighed as he crashed against the car. "Give that back to me, Ariel. I don't want to unleash the demon in me," Trevor threatened me when I snatched the car keys from him, but I stepped away from him. I can't deny the fact that I was really nervous, or scared rather, but there was no way I was ever going to show them that. I mean, I can't do that.

I mutter to myself. I needed some more trustworthy people apart from James and Renee. Aysel has potential, but… she isn’t here for long. At last, I find the wooden cabin that she had mentioned. A dim light beckons like a siren. I park the car a few feet away before getting out. I look around but sense no other presence. The steps of the cabin creak as I climb it. Two consecutive knocks and the door opens. An unfamiliar woman opens the door. “Alpha Azriel, I am Doctor Valerie,” she bows. I hum. She has no mental barrier so I easily peek into her thoughts, a necessary step to confirm her identity.

Alpha Evan asked, his furious gaze fixed on Alpha Adrian. Alpha Adrian glared at me, making me avert my gaze. I was too stunned to even try to defend myself. Besides, in my shocked state, I realised that no matter what I said, Alpha Adrian would obviously listen to Alpha Evan over me for he was an Alpha and I was Melody, the girl he hated more than anything in this world. I also belatedly realised that even if I tried to tell Alpha Adrian what I'd seen Alpha Evan do, he would never believe me. Heck, he'd probably sock me in the gut before I'd even finished my explanation.

I was upright with my back against the headboard and the phone at my ear and every part of me that had ever learned to be alert in a crisis was alert now. "You have the wrong number," I said. "Dr. Aria Vale," the voice said. "Formerly Aria Chen. Wife, briefly, of Marcus Veil. Mother of Zane Vale, age seven, currently under the care of Dr. Mensah at St. Clement's for a condition that I understand requires a biological match for treatment." A pause, perfectly timed, the pause of someone who has rehearsed this and knows exactly where to put the silences for maximum effect. "I don't believe I have the wrong number."

"The same way he didn't end up with a blabbermouth like you . So much anger won't do you any good, just so you know, you might start getting wrinkles on your forehead soon. So much pain won't get you, Xavier. It's clear you are still living in denial. I belong to Xavier, Ariel said to her with so much confidence. That name never gave her so much power like it does now. Ariel gave her a befitting reply and walked away. She kept quiet and allowed her to speak for so long without saying a word because she had no idea who she was. Now that she knew, nothing was going to hold her back. Ariel was not the type to make trouble and certainly wasn't the time to speak loosely like Jenna. One thing was

Her stepmother, who was with her, warned her while she ran together with the nurses as they pushed the stretcher towards the ward. Arielle was less bothered by what her mother was telling her. She knew the kind of person her stepmother was. She was very evil, and she hated her with passion. All what Arielle could feel at that moment was pure pain. It was way worse than the period cramps she does experience. She thought that was going to be the end for her. "Ma'am, you will have to stay here. You can't enter with us." The doctor told Linda, who was Arielle's stepmother. "Yes! I wasn't interested in going in before." She hissed, and then sat on the chair that was placed along the hallway.