Magnificent Seven Fanfiction Novels & Stories

A final obsession she couldn’t let go of before she died. But to me? It was nothing but a contract that should’ve ended a long time ago. And now, the seven years were up. Looking around, I realized— there was nothing here worth staying for anymore.

"I've been the insane one for seven years. I'm finally sane now." I tossed the last memory into the fire. The flames ate everything. Just like they would soon eat our bond. Gavin stared blankly at the fire, as if he couldn't believe what he was seeing. "You're just throwing a tantrum," he finally said. "After the merger ceremony tomorrow, everything will be fine." I just smiled and didn't argue. Back in my room, I started packing. One small suitcase was enough. There was nothing here worth keeping. On the bed lay a silver cashmere shawl.

“Come in already, you lucky girl! I’m dying of curiosity here.” They hugged tightly; Dafne planted a loud kiss on Maitê’s cheek and pulled her inside. “Sit, sit. The lasagna is nice and hot, the grape juice is cold, and I’ve already cleared my entire evening schedule for you to spill everything about the Magnate.” Maitê laughed and sat down. “You don’t waste any time, do you?” “Never when the subject is a rich, gorgeous man who gives you a diamond ring.” Dafne served her a generous slice of lasagna. “Eat and talk. Start with the basics: Does that five-o’clock shadow feel good when it scratches?”

“What about them?” “Things have been weird lately,” I tried to present my thoughts. “With them? There are seven of them, right?” “Yeah, there are seven,” I muttered, my stomach tightening. “But the thing is… things with them have gotten complicated. Really complicated.” “How complicated are we talking?” Camila asked slowly, as if she already had an inkling but was letting me explain.

Therefore, I had been urging Caleb to mark me and held the wedding. But seven times, he abandoned me right before marking. Some people blamed that my glands were cursed, but I know it was not. Before the last marking, Susan got lost in the forest, and Caleb had to find her. Before that, Susan lost her house key, and Caleb had to help her open the door. Before that, Susan didn't want to eat, and Caleb had to coax her to eat—Seven failed markings, seven excuses to run to Susan, seven times to abandon me without hesitation.

I even showed him my crippled work on the table. Seven raised both hands. "No, thanks!" It stood up. "I have more to do than that so you will take care of them. I'm leaving. Bye!" Seven rushed out of my office even though I called her several times. I was left alone and thinking. It's true that I don't care if Nishane has a new relationship, but I hope she ends up with a kind and trustworthy man. The one who doesn't hide anything and will really love him.

Seven smiled "Does your friend know about this? I'm talking about Theo" Rose shook her head "Oh,,maybe you're not that close" Seven shook his head "He's my friend" Rose muttered "So what am I? A pushover?" He asked "I'm sorry,,it's not something I can tell anyone" Rose muttered Seven kept quiet staring at the girl right in front of her,is this a dream or something? The weird guy is the same person as his long hair flower? "Please,,,can you keep my secret? If I'm exposed,I will be in trouble,please" Rose said staring at the floor

They made their way to the door and left immediately. Magnolia took in the fresh air and let out a breath she did not even know she was holding. Not that she thought she was in danger while being with the Duke of Salicera and his knights, but she just did not want the situation to escalate. She was lucky enough that nothing big happened when she had encountered those thugs last time. “Thank you, Sir Victor—” Magnolia’s words died as someone yanked her hood back. “I thought I recognized the little bitch from the other day.” The seventh man who was not with the others flashed a yellow grin at her.

“Apparently, they both think they’re my mate.” Leina looked between the two men, then back at me. “Well, that’s… complicated.” “You think?” I said, unable to hide the sarcasm. Seven was practically rolling on the floor laughing in my mind. ‘Complicated? Nah, this is just the beginning! Better hold on tight, Eris. Things are about to get interesting.’ I groaned. Great. Just what I needed, where was this damned Fae?!

“But, oh, you will tell me the reason. I give you today as a pass. I won’t be so compliant next time.” The sound of the slamming door is thrilling and satisfying, yet not enough to quench the pain boiling in my chest. I never knew agony could drive so deep. How would I, though? I’m the Fanning princess. Even as my sister would take over my mom’s factories, I got freedom. And I was satisfied. How many can say they married the man they loved, attended the school they wanted, and could have whatever in the damn world pleased them? I’m Mellow Fanning Lupin, the second daughter of Country Zee’s president.