Fool Novel Novels & Stories

"There they are! That shameless pair! They hurt Rick and still dare to hold a funeral here? Hypocrites!" When they saw me, it was like they'd found their target. Anything they could throw came flying my way. "This is all your fault! You set him up!" Hard, cold objects slammed into my body. I tried to stop them, but a man lunged forward and shoved me hard to the ground. In the chaos, a heavy candlestick crashed against my head. My vision went black, and I passed out. In less than ten minutes, the enraged "fans" had reduced the funeral hall to rubble.

Not long after I entered the washroom, I heard footsteps entering before hearing Cecilia's voice. "I told you: she isn't fooled at all! What do you want me to do? If you don't have money, just go borrow it. That stupid girl is a careful one, always so cautious about me. She's not getting duped at all!" 'Stupid girl'? Was Cecilia talking about me? I quickly took out my phone as I heard her say softly in the next cubicle, "I know, I'll find another chance later. That Stacey looks dumb enough, so we'll target her. My child will definitely be worth more than a hundred fifty thousand dollars!"

Eventually, he grew emotional and yelled, "I just made an error, that's all! "There's always a margin of error. This doesn't prove that I tampered with the report. You can't just accuse me of falsifying the report!" All of a sudden, David remembered something. He excitedly pulled out his phone and started scrolling through it. After looking through his gallery, he pulled out the photo of the finger diagram and said, "Nick reminded me of something. There's always a margin of error, but the prints on the drug vial definitely belong to Natalie. This is concrete proof that no one touched the vial but her."

A towering man, nearly two meters tall and built like a fortress of muscle, stepped into the room against the light. The moment Nathan saw him, his eyes lit up with glee. He hurried forward with an obsequious grin plastered on his face. “Mr. Morgan Williamson? Are you Mr. Williamson? Fantastic! “There’s a shameless fraud here pretending to be Mr. Brooke. Please, teach him a lesson—show him what happens to impostors! “Beat him to death for all I care. He has no parents and no background. He’s just a stray, despised by everyone.”

These rich folks had to be bored out of their minds to devise such diabolical plans! "I was right about you, Julian. A bottom-feeder like you will rise to take the bait and fight tooth and nail just to wait on Felicia! I even made a bet with my friends to see if you'd ever discover that Felicia was lying to you. Trust me when I say that we made big bets. "But we didn't think you'd be duped for three whole years and still not suspect a thing! It was hilarious! If I hadn't invited Felicia to tag along today, you might have believed her lies forever! You should be thanking me."

, with a confused look at Lisa who was still flipping the bookshelf. As soon as she finished speaking, Lisa placed another book "Girls, Stay Away from a Fool" and a copy of "When You Meet a Fool, You Should Do This" in her arms. her, and he seemed sincere to her. "These are all my presents. You must study these books carefully." After Lisa's words were said, Mina's face revealed a puzzled expression. "But why do books distinguish scum?" "You don't know, the thugs these days like to deceive a girl like you who are simple and easy to talk to. You want to eat snacks, but don't be fooled by the giver candy!" Lisa looked at her worriedly.

Only fools take those novels that dumb authors write as reality. Angie was a fool indeed, unable to discern what was truly important and distinguish between reality and fiction. Since birds of a feather flock together, those who mixed with Angie and made the same comments as her were all crazy and indecent people! Such people looked at the world through filthy lenses and saw filth in everything. They despised the story they were obsessed with following, and clearly had a problem. Aurora wished Angie would drop dead right now. A fool like her might just accidentally expose their secret.

the man asked me angrily, his face darkening even more. If he hadn't called me a fool I would have laughed when I heard the last thing he said. I forgot that he couldn't understand what beep beep meant because obviously there are no cars in this world. But he called me "stupid" so I won't let it pass. I will fight him even though I know I made a mistake because I was in the middle of the road and it was dangerous for me to stand in there. But he can't blame me because I am too shocked that I am suddenly inside the story of the novel. He also shouldn't have spoken harsh words to me. Who does he think he is? Is he Prince Phil, one of the four princes of this kingdom?

He was about to learn just how wrong he was. *** to be continued… *** Hey, awesome readers! Thanks for sticking with me through Once a Fool, Now a Queen! I hope you’ve loved the drama, the twists, and all the swoon-worthy moments as much as I loved writing them. If you’re enjoying the story, don’t forget to add it to your library and keep reading—there’s more to come! Your support seriously means the world, and I’d love to hear what you think. See you in the next chapter!

Soren’s POV He stared at me as if I’d suddenly sprouted two heads. Then he burst out laughing, clutching his knees, throwing his head back, glancing at me between fits of laughter. “Is something funny, Felix?” I ground out. He straightened, cleared his throat, and adjusted his tie. “Nothing, Sir.” He shook his head. “Then answer the damn question.” Felix raised a hand, thumb and forefinger pinched together. “Can I ask you one, Sir? Just one? Are you suddenly into K-dramas? I just want to let you know that no matter how good and realistic they look, they’re never true.”