Break The Internet Kendra Lust Novels & Stories

His jaw tightened, but his eyes—just for a heartbeat—flickered with something raw. “Elena,” he began. But I shook my head, tears burning hot. “I can’t keep doing this.” I turned and walked out before he could stop me. Back at the apartment, Maya was waiting, arms crossed. “What happened?” “I exploded. In his office. In front of him.” I threw myself onto the couch. Maya blinked, then smiled slowly. “Good. About time someone knocked the ice off his ego.” “Okay, plan B,” Maya declared, pacing the living room. “We distract the internet. Cat videos. Puppies. Something trending. If they can’t make you a villain today, maybe tomorrow they’ll forget your name.”

I chuckled, mocking her for accusing me when she had played dirty tricks. "I didn't lie," she muttered, taking a deep breath to compose herself. "Oh really? You can deceive others, but I know the truth since it's about me. I was there, and I know I didn't do anything," I responded confidently, without holding back. "You were everywhere, Cynthia. That's the problem. You knew what you were up to, but it never occurred to you that it might come back to haunt you. Karma is real. I don't believe the Moon Goddess would be so heartless as to give you a perfect life after you ruined mine," her tears and trembling voice even caught me off guard. I couldn't believe how convincingly she was portraying