Mistress Mika Katana Novels & Stories

Heir to Skyfall Chapter 7 — The Boardroom Gauntlet She wore navy. Not armor exactly, but close. A structured blazer, tailored trousers, low heels she could stand in for hours. She'd pulled her hair back clean and kept her makeup to almost nothing. She wanted them to see her face — unfiltered, unapologetic, entirely awake despite four hours of no sleep.

I clenched my fists, the memory igniting my anger afresh. “He offered to ‘settle’ my debts with Victor. Said he would make them disappear if I agreed to be his mistress for a year.” The word burned on my tongue. “Like I’m some whore he can buy.” Lila whistled, leaning back against the counter, her robe slipping to reveal more of her thigh. “Damn, girl. That’s a bold move, even for him.” She sipped her whiskey, her eyes narrowing. “You should take it.” I stared at her, stunned. “What?”

She picked up the memorial photo from the floor, feigning confusion. "What's this picture?" she mumbled. Then, she shrieked, deliberately dropping Claire's photo on the ground as if it were cursed. "Martin, Stella is... Isn't this going too far? Mrs. Hughes Senior is alive and well, but she actually..." Martin violently tore the photo to shreds and threw the pieces in my face. The fragments cut my cheeks and sliced through my already shattered heart. I dropped to my knees, frantically picking up the pieces and trying to put them back together. The glass shards pierced my palms and shins, but nothing hurt as much as seeing Claire's final photo destroyed.

Who exactly is she? “Are you surprised, master?” Katana teases me, “I mean isn’t it a shame for you to change yourself to a lady only because you want to be near the woman you call mate yet you rejected?” “How did you find out?” I ask her, “how?” “Of course I did” Katana moves closer to me and dusts some invisible dust from my robe, a gesture that annoys me to the core, “I mean I was the one who killed Athena in a fight three years ago, master”

My cock pressed hard against her thigh, and she whimpered—not from pain, but from need. I wanted to flip her over the table right there. Spread her legs. Bury myself so deep she'd forget her own name. But I didn't. I pulled back, holding her gaze. Her pupils were blown wide. Lips swollen. She was Perfect. Then the door opened. Another woman arrived..the one Massimo had meant to bring. I waved her off. I looked at Katarina, kneeling in front of me, her dress half off and her body still trembling. Then I smiled.

Eiko sat seiza, precise, silver-streaked chignon unyielding, fox-sharp features softened only by pearl earrings, swaying judgment. I lowered, opposite an athletic frame, folding disciplined despite the South Side itch to bolt, hazel eyes locking her piercing dark. She poured matcha in a slow ritual, jade-ringed fingers steady as katana strikes, bowl extended in two-handed reverence, masking steel. "Nia Whitaker," she said, Tokyo clip weaving English silk, "you intrigue. Kenji's crisis queen, dismantling his careful chaos. Drink." Bitter green coated my tongue, grounding the unease prickling my scar above the brow. "Intrigue's mutual, Eiko-san. Inviting the enemy to tea? Bold play for a woman

The wall collapsed, revealing a dark hole. Kiran threw Miko into the hole. Alert to any sound, the Gu Mistress, thinking Kiran was coming, unleashed countless Gu worms that hit Miko instead. Miko screamed, falling dead. Realizing her mistake, the Gu Mistress roared angrily, "Kiran, you're cunning!" She stormed out from the hole. Kiran stood in the study, calm and collected. After arriving to attack, Fukada saw the Gu Mistress and froze, then fell back, terrified. Though he had seen her use Gu worms before, he did not see her face—her actual appearance now terrified him.

She glanced at Layla who was standing at her side. “I can try harder!” “You have been trying hard for the past two days, I fear that you would become exhausted if you tried even harder.” “But–” “And there's this tiny other fact that her stupid mate and his entourages can't be held down anymore, they sure know how to kill, it is even bad that they have stupid Crystabelle with them,” The Mistress said, her lips pulled into a scowl. She waved her hand in Aurora's direction and the chains which had tolled themselves around her wrists and ankles like stubborn vine unlocked themselves and she fell to the ground but she managed to stand on their feet.

“I see, shifters are also known to be rebellious and easy swayed away from their master. I can't help but wonder if she is an impressionable as you say, is it worth the risk?” I realised the woman’s name was Kanata, and that meant she was Victoria Astaroth's wife, her dark brown/black hair just passing the base of her back and the underframe glasses perched on the edge of her nose as she watched me from where I hid behind Vincent. My petite form trembled in fear as I peeked round the bulking form that protected me, I was much smaller than anyone present, much weaker, and well; much more mortal. Did they really think that I would rebel? That I would run off and join one of their enemies, the

She looked outside of the window as the car drove into their hideout. Mariko Saito, a 22-year-old lady. The youngest among the agents, who got the title of being the youngest skilled assassin in their batch. She's an undefeatable woman fighter in their league and in the right hand of Itsuki Watanabe, who owns the Moon Castle Agency, where Mariko is working.