Ayano Rivals Novels & Stories

Bellamy was infuriated The crowd glared at Anne angrily. This was too much! Ryan’s eyes flashed dangerously at that remark. “How dare you speak to the master of the Donquite family like that! You’ve just dug your own grave!” With that, Ryan started to walk over to them. His footsteps were light and made no sound at all. The atmosphere was tense and a fight was on the verge of breaking out. Everyone watched on and expected a good show to unfold, including Bellamy and Doflamingo.

I was an all-time champion not just here in Asia, but also in America and Europe. “Go ahead,” I said while wearing my neutral face. I didn’t want to join that contest since I didn’t have any practice at all but I guessed, I have to freshen up myself. Even just for a bit, I had to entertain myself to at least prevent from being insane. While looking at my empty glass, I could see her face. I could say that I finally found my match—a gorgeous woman who could make me feel so dumb. After a few seconds of seriously typing on his phone… “Cool, you’re now registered! Your opponents should be nervous now that the great car racer slash good-for-nothing Casanova, Aris Sandoval, is back on track,” he y

“But, I thought it was a mommy who killed her. I know that Auntie Richelle was the next leader of the healers, but mommy wanted that position so badly.” “Can you use your useless brain? Of course, your mother would agree to what Luna wants. It's like hitting two birds with one stone. They both get rid of their rival slowly.” Anaya didn't react, but she gritted her teeth and followed her father's talk. She swore that once she finally got her dream. She will kill them, and even his favorite daughter too. She felt irritated when she remembered her sister, who ran away to their pack because she didn't like the idea that her father wanted her to be with Amoux. She felt pleased that her rival was

He pushed it open just an inch. "It's empty," he whispered. "Come on." We climbed out into a luxurious office. It smelled like expensive cigars and old money. But before we could reach the door, it swung open. It wasn't a guard. It was Cassian Vale, Maxwell’s biggest rival. He was holding a gun, and he was pointing it straight at Maxwell’s chest. "I knew you'd come this way, Thorne," Cassian said with a crooked smile. "But you’re a bit late. The police are already at the gates. And they aren't here for the ring."

She walked slowly, confidently, like she already owned the place… like she already owned him. “My family has been allied with his since before he became Alpha,” she continued. “Our mating ceremony was supposed to happen after the next council meeting. Everyone knows it. Everyone expects it.” I looked at Dorian, my eyes burning. He didn’t deny it. He just looked… conflicted. Ravina saw it and laughed bitterly. “See? He won’t even deny it to you.” My chest felt like it was caving in. So that was it. I really was just… a guest.

Emery joined him, offering a mix of practical guidance and moral advice: “Remember, winning isn’t just about the robot’s speed. It’s about strategy, teamwork, and integrity. If you cheat, you undermine your own growth.” Mateo nodded, feeling the weight of both responsibility and ethical challenge. Meanwhile, Eliana prepared for the debate against Madeline in the auditorium, adrenaline coursing through her veins. Harper and Emery were in the audience, holding hands, silently showing their support. ⸻ 🤝 Arc Four: Rival Confrontation & First Teen Triumph Eliana delivered her arguments flawlessly, balancing logic, poise, and ethical reasoning. Madeline attempted manipulation tactics, but Eliana

"You're forcing a temperamental boy like him to answer; it's futile. It's better to approach his twin brother directly, right?" Riko was silent for a moment. "That's right!" Immediately ran away first. Arya let out a resigned sigh at being left behind, only to be jolted awake by Alvano's pounding on the table. Apparently, angry with Arya-more so Riko. Even though it was a senior he was fighting against, Alvano didn't care. "Riko provoked you, so don't take it out on me!" Arya pushed Alvano away. "Remember, I'm the senior."

Whatever Halloran was planning, whatever his father might still attempt from the sidelines of a company he no longer controlled, Damian found he was no longer facing any of it entirely alone, and that fact alone changed the shape of every fight still ahead of him. The story became public knowledge in the way most things eventually did in Ashford's business circles, not through an official announcement but through the slow, inevitable seep of people who knew people, until by Friday it had become the kind of open secret that everyone acknowledged without anyone quite remembering how they'd first heard it. A gossip column in the city's business weekly ran three sentences about it under a headli

"I am Seraphina Snow-Claw, the new Lead Beta of the Ironfang Pack." Tens of thousands of viewers flooded the stream instantly. The live chat exploded, scrolling past like a waterfall: "That traitor dares to show her face?" "Let's see how she explains seducing Damien!" "Shameless Beta!" I ignored the vicious comments and began my presentation. "The Red Moon Pack is about to launch a surprise attack," I said, pointing to the massive tactical map behind me. "The time: three days from now. The target: the Ironfang mines."

"Facing the Rival" Tensions between Luna's pack and the rival pack had reached a breaking point, and it became evident that a high-stakes showdown was inevitable. The rival Alpha, driven by ambition and a desire for dominance, had refused to back down, leaving Luna, Alpha Burst, Sierra, and Orson with no choice but to defend the enchanted Nampa.