Falling For The Enemy Novels & Stories

He could have died and never thought of killing me today. Even the food I bought with the last dime on me is now gone. The money I had on me that I can use to get a taxi had fallen during the chaos earlier. Where can I go? Definitely not my home. If I head back home at the moment, I would literally be handing myself over to the brink of death. Francesco. Yes, Francesco. To defeat an enemy, you have to stay under the protection of your enemy's enemy. As they say, ‘An enemy of an enemy is a friend.’

“I know.” The romantic evening and the little moment of peace shattered around me. Adrian’s words and Chloe’s indirect message – it all wrapped into a terrifying realization. The enemy was closer than I imagined. And she was using every weapon at her disposal. Even charming billionaires to get to me. The game had just become more personal and more dangerous.

If he had indeed lost control of himself and kissed Archer then and there, then he would have been no different from Brutus, taking advantage of Archer while he was powerless. Archer suddenly felt another dizzy spell. He couldn't even stand on his feet anymore.

“And soon… everyone will know what you awaken.” His body suddenly collapsed unconscious. Silence returned. Heavy. Terrified. All eyes turned to me again. But this time Not with doubt With fear. Because the enemy had just spoken through one of their own. And she had spoken directly to me. *************************************************

The ancient enemy laughed but it was softer, cautious now. For a fleeting second… hope. And then the enemy smiled, whispering across the wind, “Interesting. Very interesting… this is only the beginning, Lila. And soon… everything you love will fall.” The shadows surged again, darker, faster, more insidious. My pack growled in unison, bracing, and I felt my energy flicker, exhaustion creeping in. I swallowed hard, tears stinging my eyes, and realized the truth: this battle was far from over. Far from victory.

About Rain sleeping in his room with her notebook on the shelf and her mother's photograph on the windowsill and her wolf still becoming what it was going to be. He picked up his phone. Called Cole. Cole answered immediately. "I need you," Damien said quietly. "Now. My office." "On my way," Cole said. No questions. Just — on my way. Damien set the phone down. He looked at the city. He had faced enemies before. Had built an empire on the foundation of loss and come out the other side. Had faced Harlan and Rook and Marcus and everything that had come with all of them. But this was different.

Her head is on my chest, her arm is on my stomach, and I never want to wake her. You’re falling for her. Of course I am. I’ve been falling for Lilly since we were eighteen and foolish. I wrote it off as childish infatuation, but it kept coming back. What if it doesn’t end? Jaden’s words play in my head. Jaden doesn’t know shit. He might have found The One, but it doesn’t make him an expert. The risk is too high. It wouldn’t be just me I’m hurting if we fail. It’s Lilly, and Levi, my mom, Aunt Grace. Everyone that matters. If I fuck up with Lilly, I could lose everything. My breath catches in my chest. That can’t happen.

I requested, my voice calm but firm. I didn’t want to go with him anymore. Parker didn’t protest against it. He just stopped the car and looked at me. “You don’t trust me? You think I’m not being honest with you?” He asked with a hint of disappointment in his voice. I looked away and clutched my bag tightly. “We are enemies, remember?” I replied but the words didn’t come out as firm as I wanted. Parker let out a defeated sigh. “Fine.” He raised his hands in surrender. “I’ll wait until you order a ride. I can’t leave you without knowing you are safe.”

Then at the contract. Then at her hand. Still holding the pen. She slowly set it down. Her breath unsteady for just a second. She had just agreed to marry her enemy. And for the first time— It didn’t feel like something she could control. Her phone buzzed again. A message. Be ready by 7. Elena stared at it. Then locked her phone. Tonight. Everything was about to change. And deep down— She knew one thing. No matter how many rules she had written…

Goddess, Zephyr, Zulu, anyone, please somebody help… help me. Something hit the ground immediately. The Earth shook underneath its weight. I tried to look, to see who it was. My nose wasn’t working anymore so I couldn’t smell it. The smell of an enemy. I couldn’t see the creature so I just waited, slowing my heart rate and pretending I was dead. The enemy came up to me and bent over. He muttered, smugly. “How far the mighty has fallen.” My heart sank immediately I heard his voice. I coughed, trying to say a word, to beg. At this point, I didn’t want to die. At this point I was willing to do anything to stay alive.