Nala The Ninja Leak Novels & Stories

If I could just get these chains off, I’d disappear into the trees and never look back. Hayes pushed me toward a large, heavy tent. It smelled of pine, expensive leather, and something else. Something dark and electric. "Get down," Hayes hissed. He kicked the back of my knees. I hit the rug-covered floor hard. I kept my head low, my neck exposed. It was a move of pure survival. In the world of Alphas, showing your throat was the only way to stay alive long enough to find a way out. "Alpha," Hayes announced, his voice dropping an octave in respect. "We have the Luna."

"I will have my team prepare our launch for next week. Same day as Eric's event. We announce two hours before his event starts." "Perfect." "And the security flaw? How are you leaking that?" "I have contacts in tech journalism. I will send them the information anonymously. They will publish it the morning of the launch." "Eric will know it was you." "Let him know," Nyla said coldly. "I want him to know." Cameron's smile widened. "Vicious. I definitely like you." They spent an hour coordinating. Cameron's team would work overtime. Nyla would handle the media leak. They would use encrypted messages.

“So what is your prediction?” Nina was quiet for a moment. Long enough that I already knew I would not like the answer. Finally she spoke. “The leaks are not the real story.” I frowned. “No?” “No.” She folded her arms. “The real story is what happens next.” I turned toward her fully. “What happens next?” Nina looked toward the conference room. Toward the people inside. Toward the board. “They decide who survives.” The words settled heavily between us. Because she was right. The leaks were just the explosion. The aftermath was where the real damage happened.

Katherine’s POV By the time I got home, it was already past eight. Nancy sat at the dining table in a pink nightdress, her emerald-green eyes burning with anger as they followed me. I ignored her, turned toward my room. But of course, she wasn’t about to let me go so easily. “So it’s true. You’re the criminal who killed our Luna!” she spat, with sharp tone. I'd expected this day to come, but when someone pointed it out to me, I still didn't know how to respond. Should I defend myself? Or just admit it?

When Nidhi did not understand anything, she asked Tanya. Tanya: "This is the presentation which was leaked. And I had already put a bug in it so that all the details of whichever laptop it went to came in my laptop. And apart from the laptops of Sneha and Vipul, there is another one in which this file has gone and it belongs to no one else but Mr. Sharma. And look at all this too." Having said this, she showed them more evidence. Nidhi: "So what should we do now?"

“What else, Mad? What’s worse than my kidnapping?” “I found out who’s behind the abduction. Nites had warned me before, but I didn't believe him until he and Linden provided me with evidence. Alonso, the mercenary, gave me the file, including images, audio, phone numbers, bank transactions, you name it, to back it up. And what’s worse, this person wasn’t only responsible for one thing.” “Who’s this person, son?” Dad looked very angry, about to explode. “He’s also responsible for paying Crystal Hall to do the Tiktok live.” My chin trembled, and I tried hard to push back the unshed tears in my eyes as I tried to continue talking. “He leaked Tara’s identity, too.”

Jenna stood beside the screen, tablet clutched tightly against her chest. “The breach happened thirty-six minutes ago,” she reported carefully. “Our team managed to contain the leak before it spread beyond the internal servers.” Luna continued reading. “How much was taken?” “Unknown.” The room became even quieter. Several executives exchanged nervous glances. Unknown was not a word they liked hearing, unknown meant risk, unknown meant vulnerability, and unknown meant Phantom would start asking questions. And nobody enjoyed being questioned by Phantom. Luna finally looked up. “Unknown isn’t an answer.” Jenna swallowed. “We’re still tracing the access route.”

Aiden checks on him and one glance at Luke and Liam tell me that they want to check on their leader too. Guilt and shame burn their way up my chest, coloring my cheeks in embarrassment. “I’m sorry, man. I didn’t mean to burst like that.” Alexander, to my surprise, gives me a small nod. Luke steps forward then, his body almost big enough to shield Alex from my sight. Luke… always the protector. He’s standing in between us to keep me from lunging at Alex again. “It’s too late anyway. Keira’s face has been revealed to the public.” Luke turns to me then as he says his next words. “I think Rina leaked her social media.”

No one and I mean no one knew about the treadmill. I shook my head not wanting to delve into it deeper. I had to stay focused on the plan. The night was still young and there was still some damage I could do. I texted Camila to deliver the little gift I had for Luna Emily and Alpha Troy, while I tried to stir up some drama on the news. I pulled out my phone and called Laura. “Hey, I think it’s time to leak some information?” “Already ahead of you,” Laura answered happily. “Looks like our little hacker already did it. The news should be reporting it soon. Also, I tried to find them, but they are good, Mila.”

~nala "What corpse luna?" jenny ask in wonder "The one you killed and need help hiding , it's the only logical reason to why you waking me this early" ~nala Jenny laugh and keep on dragging me , i refused to put on any clothes so we ended up with me in my baby blue shorts and a hoodie that belong to one of my mates on top. The hoodie was long enough to reach my knee, i think it's ashs.