Failed To Abandon The Villain Novels & Stories

“Deal.” My jaw clenched. Then he turned and tossed one final jab over his shoulder. “Enjoy your happy ending with the vampire. Abegail.” The door slammed shut behind him. And suddenly, everything was wrong. Zubby, my wolf, roared from within, thrashing and clawing like a caged beast betrayed. “You fool,” he snarled, it's voice a lacerating whip. “You sold our mate. Our moon-sent. For a throne. For lies!”

Maiden POV: “Are you happy now Villain? Your mate is here, she out of the dungeon. I have her set up in a room. Now get off my back, stop being a cry baby” “If you weren’t a jackass, I would have not been this way. That girl is our mate, and you need to stop being an asshole and claim our mate already.” “I told you a million times, that we don’t need a mate they will weaken us”

"You may have some tricks up your sleeve, but you cannot defeat us all. We are relentless." A defiant smile curved my lips as I locked eyes with Rowland. "Together, we are unstoppable." Drawing upon the depths of my power, I unleashed a surge of dark magic that wasn't noticed, swirling and crackling around my fangs. The energy pulsated through my body, heightening my senses and sharpening my focus. With each strike, my movements became a symphony of precision and strength. As the battle waged on, the villains realized the futility of their efforts. They exchanged wary glances, a silent agreement passing between them. With a final snarl, they turned tail and fled, retreating into the shadows.

His reflexes are too fast. I poured a small vile of Holy Water I found, which was supposed to be for the wedding, on him and he drops me, groaning in pain as he falls back. I fall hard on the ground then get up immediately getting the scared and terrorized guests up on their feet as I lead them out. I thought my stupid attempt could give me enough time to lead them all out of danger but Abaddon recovers rather quickly

"I told you what the official report said." "Why didn't you tell me this before?" "Because I didn't have proof." Amara's voice became smaller. "Do you have proof now?" "No." "Then what do you have?" "A reason to believe the report was fabricated." Amara felt dizzy. "Who fabricated it?" "I don't know." "Victoria?" "Possibly." "You keep saying possibly." "Because I won't lie to you just to make this easier." Amara looked at her for a long moment. That was the problem with Alessia.

William said, teasing her. Abigail began to panic, realizing she could not deny her voice and what she said. No amount of reasoning or money will save her from the mob coming for her. Left with no option, she pulls out a poison vial from her garb. Luckily, William still uses his Sense's power and reacts faster than her. William grabbed the candy from his pocket and threw it in her fingers, causing Abigail to let go of the vial and crash onto the floor. Humiliated, she turned her blade to herself. The boys leaped and struggled long enough for the mob to arrive and subdue Abigail.

The Villain I'm wiping down the counter at the diner when all chatter ceases expeditiously. I look up to find the reason for the lack of breath from most of the patrons standing at the doorway, angry green eyes fixed on me. I unconsciously gulped as he stalked closer, eyes narrowed. "Aren't you forgetting something?" I looked around, every eye in the diner was fasten on us. "Um.. no?" I said unsurely. He came up to the counter, his arms flexing under his shirt as he grips the marble. "We made a deal, princess. Don't tell me you go back on your promises."

I would gladly let those cunts watch their General die. Abaddon lurched again, but his movements were slow, and his attack lacked precision. He aimed for my throat, just like I knew he would. He wanted to end this fight quickly. He was bleeding out. He was in pain. And he was furious. I lifted my head, exposing my neck. His burning eyes locked on my throat. That was when I knew his rage had taken away his reasoning. That was his third and final mistake.

Another Iris appeared, eyes dark with shadow, her lips curled in contempt. “You failed me, Aiden,” the false Iris said, her voice dripping with disdain. “You couldn’t save me, and you won’t save him either.” “No!” Aiden shouted, shaking his head. He drove his blade into the ground, focusing on the steady pulse of the mark on his wrist. “You’re not her. You’re nothing but a lie.” The illusion shattered like glass, and Valeborne’s laughter echoed in the void. “So be it. Then you will die with your stubborn pride.”

He'd taken care of me, instead of the other way around. At the time, I'd thought that everything I'd sacrificed had been worth it. Tabitha's gaze stayed fixed on my face. "First was our unborn child, then the pomander, and now you're coming after Anthony's rosary. Do you think acting like you've given up all hope will make me soften? You think this will push me to kick Jordan out?" The system's notification appeared right on cue. [You must ensure the male and female leads are both present at the moment of your death. Otherwise, it'll affect mission completion. As the villain, your plot completion rate has reached 99%. System rating is S. You're only one step away from success!]