Knocked Up By My Nemesis Novels & Stories

He tried to ignore the sound but the knocks are getting louder and louder. Jared was having a nightmare when he was woken up by continous knock on the door. He lazily wiped his tears that the nightmare caused and get up to check out who knocked because he didn't realized that he locked it before he had fallen asleep, and he got annoyed when it was just his assistant, Kane. "What happened to your eyes, sir?" Kane asked when he saw Jared's swollen eyes. "Don't mind me." He said. "Did you cry, sir?" Kane asked him again, but this time he's trying to annoy his boss. That made Jared glare at him to make him stop from asking about his swollen eyes.

“You know what I am capable of, Tasha. You’re just a piece of crap compared to me. My family is capable enough to make you and your whole clan shudder in fear. So, if you want to study at this university ‘til your senior year, stay away from Rendall. Get it?” I couldn’t answer. My lips were too pursed to even utter a single word. At no point ever did I envision something like this. I couldn’t help it when tears started to stream down my cheeks. “Loser!” “Ah!” I cried when Annica kicked me on my lower leg with the tip of her shoe. “Annica, stop it!” Sadie yelled, and I could only hope that she won’t get herself into any more trouble just because of me.

He rose his eyebrows fully this time in slight surprise at my sudden outcome. "I will take it from you, even if I have to use force." he said as he took a step closer. And I don't know where this came from either, and I really hope I didn't render him incapable of having children, but in one quick move I rose my knee up and hit him in his jewels. Hard. My action must have taken him, and me, by surprise because he couldn't block the shot and he fell to the floor holding his babies as I stepped over him and made a run for it.

He roared as he delivered a heavy blow to my abdomen, "You know nothing! Who are you to accuse me? You have no right to meddle in the feelings between Alisha and me! Get lost!" My abdomen writhed in pain, the agony spreading to my limbs, and my vision suddenly turned pitch black. Archie, this guy, really hit me hard! I shook my head, trying to regain some clarity, then retaliated with a kick aimed at Archie. "You didn't cherish her! You don't deserve her!" After receiving my kick, Archie bellowed and charged at me, "She's mine! If you dare to covet her again, even if you're my cousin, I'll tear you apart!" He finished with a punch that knocked me to the ground.

My surprise and confusion were palpable. "What? Come on, man, are you serious? I already said I was sorry, okay?" He pleaded with Jasper, hoping for some reason to prevail. "You shut up," Jasper barked at the man. "Just stay still, or I swear I will break your arm. Cassandra, come on!" I took a deep breath, mentally preparing myself for what I was about to do. I stepped forward, meeting the creep's gaze with unwavering determination. Without hesitation, I lifted my knee and delivered a swift strike to his sensitive area. He crumpled to the ground, whimpering in pain.

Sensing my momentary weakness, she clawed at my face with her fake nails. I stumbled back, pain searing across my face. When I touched it, blood stained my hand, and the students collectively gasped. “Oh shit.” She stomped her foot in triumph, hands on her hips, wearing a devilish smirk as if she believed she had bested me. But not today. My blood boiled, and I had reached my limit. Clenching my fists, I struck her—a left hook to her nose followed by a right to her left eye, wiping the smug smile off her face.

I spun, ducked, kicked low to throw him off balance, but he anticipated it. His foot caught mine mid motion. He yanked, and I hit the ground with a grunt, rolling fast to dodge the blade that stabbed into the soil inches from my ribs. “You did that to yourself,” I said, pushing off the ground, sweat starting to build on my brow. “You shouldn't have sided with that deadbeat alpha of crescent moon, he couldn't face me and needed recruits, you fell for it." "Did you know if we were under durres? Blackmailed and manipulated?"

My lungs emptied. “You think your enemies will wait for you to decide?” he growled. “Again.” I got up immediately. He knocked me down. Again. And again. Every strike bruised more than my body—it cracked the shell I’d wrapped around my pain. The betrayal. The loss. Kael. The baby I hadn’t told anyone about. I swung harder. This time, he blocked me, but his eyes flickered with surprise. “You’re angry,” he said, staring at me.

Jealous of the audacity she had all those years to bully me. Before I could stop myself, my hand swung back, striking her cheek with the same amount of power she used on me. Adrielle staggered back, eyes wide with shock. The bucket fell to the ground, echoing in the small room. For a split second, I felt a rush of power. I had stood up for myself. But the moment quickly soured. I’d made a mistake too.

I didn't mean for any of this to happen. Well, yeah I did knock over the foundation deliberately. It was sitting right there on the table when the idea crossed my mind, and it seemed like the perfect way to stop Lynette from coming as Bradford's date. But I didn’t do it to hurt her, or to make Bradford show up late to his own gala. I thought after I'd ruined her dress, she'd just call Bradford and tell him she couldn't make it, then he'd be annoyed, or disappointed or whatever emotion men like him felt when their plans got disrupted.