Gwen Counter Novels & Stories

Gwen woke up early in the morning because of loud ringing outside her door. Today is yet another Saturday. Her doorbell kept on ringing, so she stormed out of her room and opened it. Surprisingly, she saw her mother along with her little brother. Her mom was smiling in all ears before hugging her so tightly. Her little brother on the other hand jumped at her and showed her his loosed tooth. Gwen frowned and let them in. "What are you guys doing in here? it's only Saturday," she said and placed her brother on a single chair. And she must meet up with Evander later to plan out their first encounter as a fake couple.

It was war, and Gwen was ready to fight back with all her strength. After receiving the threatening message from Rachel, Gwen didn’t waste any time. She sat at her living room table, her eyes focused, her mind racing. This wasn’t the first time Rachel had attacked her, but this time felt different. Gwen could sense that Rachel had entered a new phase—more dangerous, more cunning. This threat was no longer just emotional manipulation or gossip that could be countered with simple evidence in court. This was a real war, and Rachel had chosen a digital route to destroy her. Gwen grabbed her laptop. She contacted an old friend, Fiona, a former hacker who now worked as a cybersecurity consultant.

Gwen has a scheme. She intends to manipulate financial data and make it appear Theodor is responsible. Leveraging all her connections within the company, Gwen begins to rally people to her cause to bring down Theodor and Elden. With all the access she has, Gwen continues to exploit the situation. Gibson is aware of all of Gwen's plans, knowing full well it could lead him into trouble, yet he still chooses to proceed. He is confident that Gwen will achieve her goals.

I stomped towards the empty place beside the customer. “Catherine,” Gwen muttered. “I’m having problems with this guy. He’s insisting that twenty minus seventeen is six! I don’t know what to believe anymore.” “Gwen is right. Your change is only three, Sir.” “Prove it? The real way.” “Fine.” I gaze back at Gwen. “Do you have a pen and paper?” She bobbed her head and pulled a black ballpoint pen and a sheet of A4 bond paper from the inside.

Fiora said, her voice low. Gwen’s head jerked toward her, eyes wide with panic. “Spill it!” I snapped. “She embezzled money from Dalton Firm… and Terrain Motors.” I stared at her, stunned. “You said Soren deserved karma?” I stepped even closer, watching her retreat. “You sided with Davina. That woman trafficked humans. Killed people. She’s a monster. And Soren—he fought those monsters to protect me. You really think they’re the same?” “I… I’m sorry,” Gwen sobbed. “I was blackmailed. Please… I don’t want to go to jail.”

Sort, separate, move to the next piece of garbage. An hour into the shift, a second woman approached. This one was harder-looking, late twenties, with cold eyes and a set to her jaw that suggested she’d learned not to trust anyone. "You’re the Beta’s daughter," the woman said. Not a question. "Yes." "I’m Cole." The woman watched her work for a moment. "You know what everyone’s saying about you?" "Probably several things," Gwen said, not looking up from the pile of refuse in front of her.

Dave couldn't watch, but took his face away and Gwen deliberately kissed Smith for a long time. “Smith, can I see you in private?” “Gwen is my secretary, she will be the one to record everything. I can't send her away.” “Smith, you are stepping on a hot stone that you will regret…” “How will I regret? How much is she going to eat from me? My last contract made me so rich that I want gold diggers around me…” Smith's words made Gwen laugh and she threw herself on Smith. Her display of affection made Dave to feel so sorry for himself and as Smith was about to look the door, Gwen said,

I just want to thank everyone who has come with me on this fluff/adventure/romance of a journey. Although not my first novel, it is one of my first straight-pairings and although I feared Gwen would either be too whiny or hyper, I am glad to see some people enjoyed her personality. I wanted to make her dependable by the end of the book, so I hope I pulled that off. Although I won't be getting to the sequel right away, I do plan to write one for this book. It'll focus on Gwen's twin sons, so please keep an eye out for that in the future!

Rickard can be quite cunning, but he was my partner, and I needed him just as much as he needed me. "Andrew will soon be out of the way, I promise," I said, extending my hand to meet his. “For now, I have bigger problems” The rage returned the moment I said that. “Which are?” “That Gwen. She is in Oklahoma, and to top it off, she works as Andrew's personal assistant," I said, slamming one of my hands on the table. Rickard didn't seem surprised. He literally just looked at me and nodded. “You know?” “Yes. I told you, I keep a close eye on my target.” He pulled out his phone and showed me an image on his phone.

She recoiled and stared down at me, her gaze unnerving. Gwen was an A****n of a woman. Not only was she tall, but she was also built like one. Taking a deep breath, Gwen straightened her shoulders. At 5'10", she towered over me, but her imposing height was just one aspect of her commanding presence. Gwen's dark hair, usually pulled back in a sleek chignon, had escaped its confines in the chaos of the day, a few strands framing her strong jawline. These weren't the kind of wispy flyaways that plagued most women; these were thick, purposeful strands that seemed to mirror her personality – strong, independent, and unwilling to be tamed. Her emerald green eyes held a mixture of disappointment an