Morgana Villain Novels & Stories

he even boasted. “Selene Burton Morgan, wife of Drake Morgan,” I answered nonchalantly. I felt a sudden change in the mood. Tension overwhelmed us. But it was cut by Vaughn’s loud curse, “Motherfucker, Xander. Of all women, why Morgan’s girl?” I can imagine him shaking his head. “As long as you leave my name out of it, none would suspect, right, Xander?” he reminded me with an emphasis on my name. “Done! I even wonder what we are talking about right now! You know me, don’t you? I finish the job clean, with no mess, and always a clean slate. I just want to know why and how she became associated with criminals.”

“Then we move fast. We secure my position and strengthen your position. We make sure that by the time Xavier understands what’s happened, there’s nothing left for him to salvage.” She said it like it was simple. As if taking down an entire pharmaceutical operation was just another item on her to-do list. Like the man who’d spent five years slowly destroying her was just a problem to be solved. I understood in that moment that Morana Mortaine was something far more dangerous than I’d anticipated. She wasn’t angry about what Xavier had done. She was calculated an very very strategic. She was already three moves ahead of where we were. And she was exactly the kind of partner I needed to make su

Cheers erupt, and Victoria beams at my side, but inside, I feel nothing. As the celebration continues, my gaze drifts across the crowd, ignoring my future bride. My thoughts shift to the servant girl. Morgana. She seems to have disappeared after her fingers brushed mine earlier. I swear I felt something. However, the more I think of her, the more it enrages me. She’s a plain, pathetic servant with a reputation for spreading her legs for any man. Why does she have the power to disrupt my mind? Why does my soul react to her when my future queen stands beside me, marked by me?

“And what is she, Morgana?” “I don’t know,” Morgana said, and for the first time, something real flickered across her face, not anger or accusation, but a quiet, carefully contained fear. “Nobody does. That’s the whole point. She’s the last of a bloodline tied to a prophecy no one fully understands, with powers no one can explain, showing up at the exact moment everything starts to unravel.” Her eyes swept the room, sharp and steady. “Some in this pack call her a savior. Others call her…” She let the word hang in the air, heavy and deliberate, “an abomination. And I’d bet most of you don’t actually know which is true. You’re just hoping.”

"I love him more than I can ever explain to you. There is no life for me without him." But the look in Kian’s eyes… That guilt… I didn’t want it there. "The Morgana I knew would never throw her life away for love." He said, his eyes calculating. I glared into his eyes, my chest heaving. "Throw my life away? HE is my life! And yes, I'm not the Morgana you knew long ago. This Morgana knows what she wants and has found where I belong! I found a love worth dying for!" I said dangerously.

Morgana shouted, “I have served decades of kings before our current king, and I have never been insulted by any of the queens. You can speak to your court ladies that way, not me!” Bree retreated a little bit, she took a few steps backwards as she knew that Morgana was already angry and she didn’t want to face her wrath. Morgana was a witch, and she could do anything to her, she could make her vanish and never return, and she didn’t want that, not when she was beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel of her plans. “I just want you all to know that there is no reason to lie, this child is ours and we’re taking the child with us, including the mother.”

She had made her roots here and I could already tell within whom as my eyes traveled across the sea of faces. My voice, loud and clear, cut through the tense silence. “I know there has been a lot of talk lately. A lot of rumors. And I want to set the record straight.” I paused, letting my gaze sweep over the crowd. “Morgana was a part of this company for a long time. She was good at what she did. I won’t deny that. But what you all have to understand is that deep down, she wasn’t a good person. And it will all be revealed in court. No person who kidnaps children, who threatens a family, could ever be a good person.”