I Quit Being The Male Lead's Rival นิยาย & เรื่องราว

he said suddenly. “Excuse me?” I blinked only to fix my gaze on him. “You think you do,” he corrected. “But you don’t.” “Oh, I absolutely do.” I challenged with a loud huff. Smirking, he cast me a quick glance, then said, “Give me one real reason.” “You’re Reis’s rival.” I bit out at once. “That’s not your reason, that’s his.” I opened my mouth, then closed it because he was right and I hated that.

He had vowed to catch the culprit and Xueqin knew that Liam didn't forget about it. Xueqin remained to be Liam's best friend. He saw how Liam diligently persevered in his studies till he went back to the country and made the Lee Corporation more powerful than ever. Though Liam was his best friend, he was also his greatest rival. When they were young, they always competed to get Jacyn's attention. When they started to study, they competed for the highest honor. And when they became an adult, they competed for power and fame, for success and whoever gets to be successful first will get the chance to save Jacyn.

he started as I felt myself getting into the story behind it. “We three competed… I mean Rowan, Andrius, and I. At first, it was all just a game because none of us wanted to be a leader yet. But absentmindedly I won. I didn’t even know that I was chosen. I became the alpha and Rowan is next to be the beta. But that hurts for Rowan. “He wanted the throne. He neglected our friendship and started choosing to be our nemesis.” “Then, why Andrius becomes your beta and not Rowan?” I queried.

“But what if Victor comes back?” “Then Victor comes back.” “And what happens to us?” I stared at him. “What do you mean?” “Everything changes.” I smiled softly. “Everything has already changed.” His eyes became wet. I leaned closer and pressed my forehead against his. “Ten years ago, I lost my biggest rival and somehow gained the person I couldn’t live without.” Jayden’s lips curved. “You were still annoying.” “I was charming.” “You tried to kill me.” “You were annoying.” He laughed softly.

"It still wasn't difficult at all." He kept his hands in his pockets and gazed at the sunset, his tone lazy. "No matter how much we compete, it always comes back to the two of us." We looked at each other and smiled. That was right. In the end, we were each other's only rival. That felt pretty satisfying, too.

“Oh, please, stop calling it a lovers’ quarrel. We’re not having a lovers’ quarrel, okay? We’re not lovers—enemies, maybe. And Wade? Fall in love? He said it himself… He’ll never love anyone or anything. To him, women are just toys—” “You know, you’re way too negative. If that’s really the case, then this shouldn’t be our approach with him. We’re doing this because there’s a possibility he’ll chase after you when—oh, shoot! Target number two is in the vicinity. He’s getting out of his car and heading into the coffee shop. Get ready,” Alena ordered. I immediately fixed my posture and adjusted my hair with my hand. We couldn’t waste this opportunity. “Hyron Dimitriou—the second target. Wade’s

That they all wanted one person in particular, the Shrine Maiden. “Well, at least I can say that there are only five of you who are my rival.” Arisu’s words that is not helping with the current heavy and turn jealous atmosphere that they are all into. Except for Harry that is the embodiment of the current sin of Envy that they are all suddenly felt because of one person. “Mike might be out of the list, but.” Tucker’s words and now completely awake after hearing Daniela’s title. “We do know that we have more powerful rival than anyone among us, aren’t I right?” His warning that they all knew about and hated to their very core.

Leon "Kill him," I said coldly. I wasn't a fan of people who betray their boss for some cash; I prefer to end them. And with my order, Sean moved forth and went after the traitor. I continued sipping my drink, loving the burn in my throat, when I noticed a few men by the corner. I scrutinized them more and saw a familiar face: Drexel Hemstitch—my main rival.

Jake and I stood opposite them , our faces a mask of determination. But what was the essence of this competition I asked myself.. Alpha Mendez stepped forward, his voice loud across the arena. “Today, we settle the matter of leadership and loyalty. Jake , Killian , come forward.” Jake’s hand touched against mine as he moved to the center , i could feel a silent promise lingering in his touch. Killian frowned as he faced him. “Ready to lose, brother?” “I’ve already won,” Jake said too.. “You just don’t know it yet.”