De Villana A Heroina Novels & Stories

Nic snarls with wide eyes. “She must have.” “But how did she know about Joel?” Selena asks sceptically. “I'm not too sure, but she-” “Mrs DeLuca must have accessed Don Valentinos’ personal files on his laptop that he kept in the safe by his bedside table when we were in Turkey,” Ryan growls, brushing a hand over his face with frustration. “If she did access his laptop, she may have made copies of the files he has on dangerous people as leverage. Which means you can all be in danger, and you're like sitting ducks for the other Mafia families to use as target practice.”

‘Vaenna Jewelry was frequently in the limelight some time ago, not to mention that this young lady named Willow Vanderbilt was deeply involved in the scandal that framed Ms. Santiago. ‘If it wasn’t because she had Marina’s bracelet…’ “The incident with Ms. Santiago, is it really your doing?” “That isn’t my doing.” Willow pretended to be aggrieved. “I got framed. I don’t even know Ms. Santiago, and I don’t know why she would frame me.”

"In that case, please prepare it for me. But before that, please explain the situation to Tera. Explain why I need this medicine now." "Madam, Da Lao Ban called me and told me that Viona had drugged his food with an aphrodisiac. The drug made Da Lao Ban restless and in need of release, but since he's a faithful husband, he asked me to find an antidote. So I brought this medicine for him. He didn't want to be intimate with any other woman, and he only wanted..." Wilson explained openly and honestly. However, Tera's expression remained unchanged. She just sat there, cold and indifferent. Wilson knew that no matter how sweet or lengthy his explanation was, it wouldn't help Sebastian this time.

Elsie grew annoyed and thumped her feet against the marble floor. "Where has she gone to now!" she muttered between gritted teeth. Elcilia Kent was her classmate back in college, but they were not very close back then. When Ecilia lost her parents one summer, she disappeared off the face of the Earth. Later, she became an agent for one of the country's greatest talents, Gina Valentine. Unfortunately, Gina was found dead with three needles stuck in her arm, a victim of a heroin overdose. The family of Gina refused to believe their daughter was doing drugs and blamed it on her close friend, who happened to be her agent, Elcilia Kent.

Tonight, however, one glance at Lilly made him feel nauseated. No, he didn’t need her. He needed someone else. He needed Danielle Hartford. She was his drug! He poured the alcohol down his throat and got up. “I’m off to get a dose of my drug! Catch you later!”

Kalina was pacing in her mind, and she saw Scott outside the trailer, talking on the phone. Aella. Zoriana bolted for the trailer. She burst through the door and skidded to a halt. Aella was sitting on the edge of the bed, trembling, an open vial pressed to her lips. The scent was unmistakable. Bitter. Deadly. Wolfsbane. A lethal dose. Kalina howled in horror as Zoriana lunged forward, snatching the vial from Aella’s hands. Aella collapsed into a fit of sobbing.

Villalba pulled out a dusty file and opened it on the table. “Here’s the report. The autopsy was done months ago, right after intake. No one followed up because no one claimed the body. And what they found… contradicts a lot of what was assumed.” He flipped through the pages carefully. “The report notes an extra dose of morphine, yes… but that’s not what killed him.” I stared at him, holding my breath. “Then what did?” Villalba picked up a small evidence bag with remnants of undissolved pills.

In the Gonsalves villa, Matteo is confused. Hera was sleeping peacefully until she woke up suddenly and ran away as if she has seen a ghost. "Hera?" Matteo ran after her. He knows about the side effects of the drug Sussane gave Hera. He has seen people giving in to the madness of the drug and losing their minds forever. This drug is majorly used in human trafficking. He refused to let Hera dissolve into that kind of state.

I told her honestly. I could feel her grinning over the phone as she replied, "Good." That was when the door to the cottage opened and Alpha Evan walked in. "He's here. I'll talk to you later," I said into the phone. "Of course. Remember, patience is a virtue," Miss Lillian sing-songed from the other end of the line, making me smile. We said our goodbyes quickly before I hung up, looking at the looming figure Alpha Evan. It was time to face the music.

I asked and she turned white. “How did you…” "What do you mean?” Valentina cut her short, looking intensely at me while I looked at the couple who exchanged secret information with their eyes. “Can we get down to the main reason we are here?" The Bianca girl interrupted, it seemed she was in this too. “Yes, yes…” Liliana was quick to change the topic. "My drugs! What about my drugs!” Valentina wasn't giving in. “I'll get you new ones." I don't think she's ready to hear about the cruelty of her family.