I Failed To Abandon The Villain Novels & Stories

"No! Layne, please! I'll go back with you. Just don't hurt my son or my husband. I'll do everything the family asks of me. I promise there will be no more resistance." "Fine. I'll let it go. After all, I watched you grow up. However, I have one condition. You will need to abandon this kid. Whether he survives or not doesn't matter. As for you two, you must never recognize him as your son again. If you do, I'll show up and make sure everything gets fixed." A sudden noise erupted, and Victor collapsed to the ground in front of the camera. He kept pounding the floor in anguish as he said, "I'm sorry, sweetheart! This is all my fault. I'm really sorry…"

Agira laughed at the entire situation. “I don’t want to take any chances” Victor said. The door burst open. “We saw everything that happened” his right-hand announced. “We tried to fight the hold on us, but we couldn’t. There was someone else with her”. “Still want to leave it up to chance?” Dilia questioned. “I’m going home…” she made a gesture to her right-hand and he had her in his arms. “For the first time, the villain isn’t actually Luvinan, but a Tempan wannabe”.

I chose the Audi R8 because it was faster than my daily drive. I got in, then sped out of the house, anger boiling in my stomach. Today has been one of the worst days since my mission began. Levi was backtracking on our plans. I’d visited DILEMA for the first time in months, only for my favorite employee to quit. And Victor. Victor had freed the guy Khalid had abducted—a move that could expose me as the mastermind behind all this chaos.

Abel slowly and weakly walked towards where he placed his gun on the bonnet of his car, but he didn't find it there again. "Looking for this?" Victor asked, walking out from where he hid with the revolver in his possession. "Gosh!" Abel mumbled. "Abel, there is nothing you can do to stop us...to stop the inevitable 5...you are pathetic...you couldn't even save your family from dieing...and you think you can save the world" Victor elucidated. "You dream too big for a loser."

But it all felt distant to Elara now, muffled, as though she and this stranger stood inside a small bubble the rain could not quite reach. "I don't know you," she said, though it came out less certain than she meant it to. "No," he said again. "Not yet." There was something in the way he said it. Not yet. As though it were a fact already decided, a sentence already written somewhere she could not see. As though they had a future together that he alone remembered. She should have left then. Every instinct told her to turn, to walk quickly back into the crowd, to forget she had ever locked eyes with the Black Villain on a rainy street corner. She had heard the stories. She had heard what happe

--- A subordinate carefully lowered his head. --- "We failed." --- Victor said nothing. --- The silence became unbearable. --- Then finally— --- "Leave." --- The subordinate immediately obeyed. --- The moment the room emptied, Victor's eyes darkened. --- Adrian Blackwell. --- That was becoming a problem. --- A serious problem. --- Because Adrian wasn't supposed to be involved. --- Not yet. --- Victor turned toward the city skyline. --- The game was changing. --- And he disliked unexpected variables. --- Back at Hart Mansion...

She then lowered her head and gently comforted me, saying, "You shouldn't look at it that way, Princess Sylara. I'm certain King Aldric and Queen Vaelis are temporarily confused; that's all." "It isn't a temporary lapse in judgment," I said as I shook my head, my eyes turning completely cold. "I mean, they've always been like this. I've already been abandoned by them countless times." Wren fell silent, unable to offer any further words of consolation. I raised my hand to wipe away the tear stains from my face, a total calm settling over me. I then stated flatly, "I have no desire to remain in this place any longer." Wren looked up at me and asked earnestly, "Have you really made up your mind

I had hidden under the jokes, under the chats, thinking I would escape this emptiness I felt. “To be honest with you, I don’t feel happy with my powers gone. I am a failure.” “Well, maybe you are,” Zach said. “What?” I asked. Is he not supposed to console me? Maybe I should have just let king stay instead. “Well, you are a failure for trusting so easily and letting the one thing you can use to protect your kind get stolen from you. The question is, do you think you want to be written in history forever as a failure or as a princess who fought a betrayed friend?”

"You're dead. Rape her and her daughter. Let's see if they ever show their faces in public again!" A chill ran down my spine. I was shocked by how utterly malicious Vivian was. Ever since my wolf lost its combat ability, my body had become incredibly weak. I wasn't sure I could fight off these strong high school boys. The boys closed in with predatory grins. I quickly moved Emma behind me, shielding her.

A thought clawed at him, but he pushed it aside. "No… I refuse to believe it. Gabriel? Impossible. Stephanie? Never." He spoke aloud, the thought of betrayal from either of them was more than he could bear to entertain. He held his mother's pod that hung around his neck, whispering, "I'm sorry, Dad, I've failed you. Can't believe the key was stolen in my time, I promise to get it back, even if it costs me my life." Gabriel’s footsteps sounded through the corridor as he moved quickly, relaying the Alpha’s command. His voice rang out as he barged into offices, instructing everyone to gather at once.