Novel & Cerita Enemies With Benefits

She was my anchor, my reason for fighting, and I would do whatever it took to ensure her well-being. The war raged on, each blow, shot, or clash of steel sent shockwaves through my body. The battlefield soon became a valley of death. The ground stained crimson with the blood of fallen enemies and mates. As the battle continued, I watched in horror as my father-in-law’s forces unleashed their secret weapon: the rogues. These were the same humans we had encountered in the factory, now transformed into monstrous creatures driven by ruthless aggression and control. The sight of these enhanced beings filled me with a sickening feeling. They tore through our ranks with brutal strength, their enhan

Julian stood watching Asher, waiting for whatever he was about to say. "Julian, I don't want to fight with you," Asher said in one breath, "but the way you're acting is choking me. I feel trapped. If you want to protect me, this is not the right way. It’s not reasonable at all.” He paused, then met Julian’s eyes. “Today you have to decide. Do you want to stay my friend… or do you want to be my enemy?”

And in the end, we didn’t become the people we once were. We became better. We had survived. We had grown. And for the first time, we could finally be together—not as enemies, not as victims of our past, but as partners in the truest sense. Because what we had now was stronger than obsession. Stronger than pain. Stronger than anything we had ever known. And I knew, without a doubt, that this time, it would last.

Anna went to my mother again, but poverty caused my mother's love for Anna to vanish instantly. My mother threw Anna out, yelling, "You jinx! It's all your fault!" It turned out that my mother's love for Anna only went that far. Later, my parents passed away. I renounced my inheritance rights, and Anna quickly inherited everything: an old, run-down apartment with no elevator. However, Anna did not know that my mother had a huge debt; she inherited the debt along with the property. Anna barely had time to settle into the apartment before being evicted, burdened with massive financial debt.

"But we have suspects. Three wolves have been making noise about challenging your father for weeks. They disappeared right after the murders." Dmitri turned to face the crowd. Hundreds of wolves stared back at him. Some looked loyal. Some looked uncertain. Some looked hungry. "Does anyone want a war?" Dmitri asked. Silence. Then three wolves stepped forward from the crowd. The first was a massive brute named Viktor, one of his father's old rivals. The second was a younger wolf named Sergei, ambitious and stupid. The third was a woman, Zoya, who'd been his father's beta before Irina.

Maybe I let Kael kill tons… I also need to gather enough points to raise my level. “This place is almost empty. Maybe someone came here already… the shelves got nothing useful at all” “Enemies” He mumbled which makes me be allarmed. Did he just say enemies? It means that it is more than one. Maybe I can take this chance to level up. I completely forgot about it while we have much enemies to kill. Hah… how funny “Let me handle this” “But—” “It will be fine. I am strong too, you know” It is not that I am bragging but I am not a frail mosquito to be worried off. I can handle this thing. Not a problem at al—l

My father once stated, "The enemy of your enemy is an ally. While wearing a backplate to protect yourself, work with them. Once they help remove your enemy, decide if they are your own enemy." I never understood it at the time. My father sometimes liked to talk in riddles, especially about war games, but it was ringing true now. This rogue pack was the enemy of my enemy, and although I knew not to let my guard down with them, I could use their assaults on Trinity Falls Pack as a crux to gain my own vengeance against those indebted to me.

"Remember, there are no enemies in this world. No partners either. There’s only one thing that matters—targets with value. "No enemies, no friends. Whoever makes us money is the best ally. And the best enemy is the one lying drained and dying after we've squeezed out their last drop of worth." The assistant quickly nodded, his face tense. "I’ll start working on a new plan immediately." "Wait," the man called out. The assistant stopped and quickly turned back. "Yes, Mr. Vaughn?"

"The defense here is like a fortress. There are many places I'm not allowed to go. See those soldiers?" Julian pointed to the soldiers patrolling in the distance and told Jade, "They're all mercenaries, very skilled. If there's an invasion, the enemy will die here." Mercenaries? Jade's heart dropped. Was Best of Both, along with Lloyd, also eyeing those viruses? If so, that would be disastrous. Once the virus spread, the situation would spiral out of control, and Best of Both would exploit the chaos for profit.

“Not with your plans. Not with people. So, I am curious about why you would be willing to have me of all people as your partner.” “I ruined things before,” I replied calmly. “And I’d do it again. And I wouldn’t mind this time. I if I am going to be the one to gain out of it, then I am willing to go all the way for this. And I am going to be sure that everyone understood where they stood against me.” He turned his head toward me, interest sharpening. “For what? I understand that creating enemies is kind of your gameplay, but what enemy are you gaining or fighting back this time?”