I Became The Villains Mother Mga Nobela at Kwento

Daddy’s coming home. I cried then. Quiet, shaking sobs that I muffled against the babies’ soft hair. But when the tears stopped, steel replaced them. Victor thought he’d won. The court thought they’d broken Damien Voss. They were wrong. I was no longer the insecure girl pulled from a pool. I was Isla Voss—mother, lover, fighter. I would raise our children. I would guard the empire. I would visit Damien every single week and remind him exactly what he was fighting to come home to.

“You’re our real mother? The one Victor is half-brother to? The real threat is Victor. He’s behind the merger collapse from the beginning? He paid the right people? He made it collapse on purpose? He wanted ValeTech? He wanted control? And now he has the contracts? The emails? The bank records? He’s been feeding Victor everything? The reforms? The changes? The board votes? He’s been on his side the entire time? He’s the enemy now? He shot at us? Right there? The family dynamic collapses right now? You’re here now? After everything? We can protect you? We won’t let him take you again?” Their mother shook her head slow, holding Kai’s hand. “I begged Victor to let me go years ago. I said I woul

She even began to suspect that did his own son joined them and was playing a drama to make her spill the beans. " No... It's all your fault... Its all because of you that my mother died. Her Majesty had to suffer. Even she have to be cast aside by our Father. You are an evil woman ... You can't be even called as a human. You are devil. A devil looking like a human." Malice said glaring at her. " What did you think that everyone will follow you and always tolerate you. No... It's your retribution... Now you have to suffer it. "

"That woman is your mother-in-law, but look at how badly you've tortured her! She's my daughter and Connor's foster mother! How can you refuse to repent and continue insulting her? You're a horrible woman!" Ruby's face turned pale instantly. Connor had told her once before that he had a foster mother who was only three years older than he was. She always thought it was a kind of kink. That was why when Connor claimed that I was his mother, she refused to believe it and was sure that I was just a slutty vixen. She never expected all of this to be true.

Her voice trembled as she said, "I heard everything just now, Mommy. They said I'm not your daughter, that Daddy divorced you, and that… that Linda is Daddy's daughter." My heart ached with every word she spoke. The filthy truth was never meant to be revealed to her at such a young age. I held her close, gently patting her back as I comforted her, saying, "Don't be afraid, Natalie. Mommy's here." Natalie's appearance was like a sharp slap on Arnold's face. His earlier lies of me being a crazy wife and that the custody belonged to him, shattered completely when she called me "Mommy."

She'd changed a lot, and it seemed like life hadn't exactly been smooth sailing for her. "Ruth." I had mixed feelings when I heard her address me as her mother. I didn't know what else I could say. "Mom, I'm sorry." Ruth looked anxious. She fell to her knees before me and kept apologizing. "I know I was wrong, Mom. How have you been over the years? Do you still hate me? I know I shouldn't have treated you the way I did. "Vivian's a horrible woman! Not only did she trick Dad, but she even tried to sell me to human traffickers! I was too young to know any better. Mom, can you please forgive me?"

I hit him hard on the chest twice. “Show me what you've got. Man, you're so ridiculous. You're such a big fool as to think that I have a hand in my daughter's disappearance. And my Mom? You had better leave her out of it. She knows nothing at all. She knows nothing about Etha.” He warned, defending the woman he called his mother. The guts! “Your mother is an absolute jezebel. She's an evil woman from the pit of hell. She deserves to die.” I was bold enough to speak ill of her to his face, not knowing what he had coming for me.

Her mother had been out of the settlement for most of the day with a few others, so they only had time to give account of their day now. “He’s a nightmare,” Celia said. “He’s an enigma,” her mother added…or countered. Celia frowned. “You hate him, right? You don’t sound like you hate him. Everyone else does.” “I definitely hate him. He thinks he can break your bond, which is stupid and hurtful, but it is as sure as the moon’s light that he will not break it.” “That’s unfortunate. I’ve found myself rooting for him recently,” Celia said, and her mother turned to her from the window. She shrugged. “So you don’t hate him because he killed Nicholas?”

I charged into the castle library like a hurricane, surprising the mother and son there who were drinking tea as they waited. “The answer is no,” I said as soon as I was inside. I did not even wait for them to speak. “You can go home now.” Henry stood up at the nudging of his mother. “Selina, I—” “Save it,” I snapped. “You can’t just disrespect me and not suffer the consequences.” I hated how I quoted Jasper. I turned to go and almost collided with Helena, who walked in just in time. “Oh, good. You’re here,” I told her, loud enough for the empress regent of Volfenheim and her son to hear. “Stepmother, should we call off the trade between Volfenheim and Rozenberg? To explore more… promising h

Adrian quickly came to hug and comfort me, but I stopped him with my hand, placing the album down, ready to finally kill Makros and end it. “Just because you have exposed what a bad man my uncle is, does not mean I will spare you, You still killed my mother.” I whispered in a deadly tone holding the gun and ready to blow his head off. “If you kill me, you kill your mother too.” Makros responded instead. “What!” I shouted about to pull the trigger. “I turned your mother into a Vampire. My client needed her alive for questioning and I needed leverage for days such as this. They do not call me Makros Vedanta for nothing. I knew there was a chance of the missing Van Rayres child coming for me on