Mistakenly Saving The Villain Novels & Stories

A few of them even started cursing her outright. "She destroyed a family and killed an innocent child. A woman this shameless will get what's coming to her!" "Karma is real. She deserves to rot in hell!" Yet, Quintus still tried to defend Vanessa despite the embarrassment. "This has to be a misunderstanding. Nessa isn't like that." The nurse scoffed. "Birds of a feather flock together. Scum like you will get what you deserve too." She paused, then cleared her throat. "I was on the rescue team that day during the earthquake. This man knew that his wife had a blood clotting disorder, yet he still gave the emergency treatment slot to his mistress."

"And never come back! If we see any of you again, we'll kill you!" My voice cracked as I tried to reason with them once more. "But what if the dark rogues—" I started, my plea hanging unfinished in the air as another shout rose up. "Get out!" they barked collectively, their judgment as unwavering as a mountain standing strong against a storm. A deep sense of anguish clawed at my insides, tainting the relief of survival with the bitterness of misunderstanding. Despite my actions being necessary for their safety, I had become the villain in their story, my intentions overshadowed by the stark reality of loss.

Cynthia pleaded pitifully, "Lucas and Charlie, save me!" Lucas rushed forward but stopped halfway when he saw a sign. [You can only save one person. Once you save someone, the other person will be killed by the bomb!] "Lucas, we're saving Maddie," Charlie said urgently. However, Lucas fell silent, frowning as if he was thinking about who to actually save. I could not help but scoff. After all, I really thought he had repented. I said, "Don't bother saving me. I was already planning to die."

I haven’t quite decided if this character I’m playing should known Diego by name, should know he’s one of the princes. “Why would a Sun Warrior want to save a werewolf?” Owen questions. “And why haven’t you told us why you won’t look at us?” Crap. I was hoping he’d forgotten about that question. I suppose it’s probably hard to when I’m so adamantly and obviously averting his gaze. I pause here for dramatic effect. “I’m avoiding looking at you because I’m trying to protect my identity. Because I’m not a Sun Warrior. I’m a werewolf, and a double agent infiltrating the Sun Warrior ranks to take them down from within.”

she offered. “There’s no need to repay me. Though I should clarify—I’m not a taxi driver. I’m just a Good Samaritan whose car you practically jumped in front of,” Tham corrected gently. “Oh my goodness, I am so sorry.” Star immediately brought her hands together in a wai, bowing her head apologetically. He had been kind enough to save her, and she had mistaken him for a cab driver. The young actor was slightly taken aback by her humble reaction.

"And now that the apocalypse has begun..." "They still expect me to obey them." "They still think I'll risk my life to save theirs." A bitter scoff escaped him. "She claimed I murdered her husband." His eyes turned icy. "But what she conveniently forgot to mention was that her husband planned to sacrifice me first." "He wanted to throw me to the monsters so everyone else could escape." "So I made my move first." His expression remained unreadable. "I sacrificed him instead." He laughed mockingly. "And somehow..." "I'm the villain."

I was completely stunned by the torrent of abuse. So much for trying to do the right thing. I'd originally come here to return a nine-thousand-dollar piece of jewelry and save him from ruin, yet he was treating me like a low-life scammer. A sudden, sharp flare of rage burned away my shock. Staring straight into his eyes, I spoke clearly and firmly. "Delete the video and apologize to me right now."

But the comments clearly weren't rooting for me. [Wait, why did the villainess change her mind? According to the original plot, the heroine is supposed to arrive with her guards and rescue the hero right now — this is their first meeting! If the villainess saves him instead, the whole storyline falls apart!] [Get off the stage, you wicked villainess! Stop stealing my precious heroine's scenes!] I ignored them. Alone against the rogues, I lost count of how many claw marks they tore across my body. I collapsed onto the ground, watching the wolves close in step by step.

He looks at me for a long moment. “The heartless siren took a year off for ‘exhaustion,’” he says. “Does some soul‑searching. Decides to come back with a cleaner image and a more honest story. We sow doubt about Jimmy. About the industry. About the system that let him sign you away. When we’re ready, we make it very clear who the real villains are.” “And who are we in that story?” I ask. “The girl who was too stupid to read, and the man who saved her by owning her himself?”

I knew Theo Atwater was the villain of this world, and I was the wife his grandfather arranged for him before he died. The original mission I was supposed to fulfill upon transmigrating here was to save him, but I slacked. Not only did I fail to save him, but I also squandered his money and occupied his bed. The system was completely at a loss when it saw that the corruption level remained motionless. The last time it appeared, it had coldly said, "I'll come to pick you up when the villain dies."