Libby Inheritance Games Novels & Stories

We looked more like two survivors from the same wreckage, stuck in a rundown bar, hashing out the messy aftermath of whatever went wrong between us. But he kept that thought to himself. “We’ll make it believable,” Avalon said with a smirk. “That’s exactly why they’re paying us.” “You’re getting paid in inheritance. I’m getting a paycheck,” she shot back. “Same difference,” he shrugged. “Nope. That’s called truth.” She stood. Extended her hand across the table like they were closing a business deal. Which, technically, they were. “One year,” Selene said. “Then we never have to see each other again.”

Marcia's heart stirred as she looked at Colby, sensing what he might say. "Judith...took her own life in my study," Colby began, his voice distant. "At the time, Eli and I were playing chess in the living room. We thought Judith was just napping in her room. Who could have imagined that she'd leave us like that? Over the years, Eli and I have never been alone together, afraid that we might blame each other. Why did we stubbornly insist on finishing that game of chess instead of checking on her sooner?"

“Come on, babe. That’s not how this works. Think about it. It’s a package deal. If she gets Lucas, she has to look valuable to the Bristo family, which means she needs Black inheritance behind her and if she gets the inheritance without Lucas, your parents will just ship her off to another rich bastard who might be worse than him. Either way…she wins.” I stared at her, my stomach sinking. “So what…you’re saying I have to play, whether I want to or not?” Piper shrugged. “I’m saying if you don’t, she’ll run the board while you sit on the sidelines. And trust me, with the look of things, that girl plays dirty.” The thought made me sick. “I hate this,” I muttered. Piper patted my hand. “Welcome

she said, walking past her hastily. From the couch where he sat, he watched her walk away and Alex turned to him with a smile. "What? I brought her home safely; didn't I?" He asked as she walked to the couch. "Amos, you know this is a dangerous game you're both playing, right?" She asked, standing in front of him. He scoffed and sipped from his drink slowly. "Not that bad, it's just for a month and everything will be over," he said with a smile.

She paused, "But then as the saying goes, All that glitters is not Gold. He introduced a girl to me saying she was his cousin, I believed him and welcomed the lady into our lives. On my birthday, I received a video of them having sex on our bed as a birthday present. I watched him cheat on me on a big screen with all the guests who had come to celebrate with me." Her tears leaked out of her eyes and fell on Robert's pants.

After they knew the gender of their baby. The two great grandmothers have bought their baby's things. There are already playpens in the playroom which is also full of toys that newborns cannot be able to play with until maybe they turned one year old. Everyone is so excited that the whole mansion has already been renovated in preparation for the coming of the new heir of the two richest families in the country.

She took a few steps back. I slowly looked to both girls before flinging my hands. Scissor, paper, paper. That was the outcome. And I was scissors.... "Yes!", I jumped for some reason. "Why so happy? You don't even know the rules", Freya rolled her eyes. The game master stepped forward. "Oakbay academy will do the seeking". I was lost in thought as to whether that was a good or bad thing? There were twenty-nine players left altogether. "The other schools will hide while you'll try to kill them. Only Oakbay is allowed to use weapons"

‘If you’re all done with your games, I’m waiting outside,’ I said to Falcon in his head. ‘Damnit,’ he said, and laughed. Five minutes later, the door opened and Kiran shook his head as he looked at me and Malachi laughed. “You ran?” William asked me, disbelief all over his face. “Wouldn’t you?” I asked him, as he laughed. “Spoilsport,” Jace said, and I didn’t even bother to answer him. “Okay, let’s go,” Malachi said, as he opened his wallet and handed Levi a hundred dollar bill.

Clayton spoke with a pride that made Mounia beam. Zoriana blinked, utterly shocked. Just a few months ago, her father had insisted she would never inherit; he would only accept a male heir. The tables had turned so fast she couldn't process it. She watched Karel grind his teeth in frustration, struggling to maintain his composure. Just as the tension reached its peak, a new procession arrived. Around twenty warriors approached, led by a man who made Zoriana want to rub her eyes in disbelief. As he drew closer, her doubts vanished—it was Fabian.

At first, they were fine—this is all based on Mom's stories—but after my grandparents passed away, Uncle Finn’s behavior worsened, becoming more violent over time. The plan for my grandparents' inheritance specified that the biological child would receive the largest share. Yes! Biological child. That included financial assets, real estate, and personal belongings. My mother married first, and my uncle was a foster child, so he did not receive the same inheritance as a biological child.