Poisonous Woman Novels & Stories

Hadley has spent most of her life being loved by the Royal Pack. Orphaned young and raised beneath the protection of the Alpha King and Luna Queen, she grew up inside the palace alongside their son, Killian. She may be wolfless, and she may not have royal blood, but to the people who matter, she has always been family. Until Killian comes home. One night Hadley can’t remember leaves her waking in his bed at three-thirty in the morning. By breakfast, Killian has found his mate. Her best friend, Avery. And then Hadley’s world begins to change. Memories no longer fit. Friends turn cold. Accidents become accusations. Evidence appears where it shouldn’t, and the boy who once

Jess didn't want to move her belongings even for a moment. Her eyes stared at the beautiful woman with ash brown hair with a cynical gaze. Meanwhile, in front of her, the woman seemed relaxed, enjoying the cup of tea that was served. Jess felt an urge to sprinkle the deadliest poison to make that woman disappear from her sight.

the warehouse is mostly dark with a few dim lights here and there. The stench of alcohol and cigarette is absolutely disgusting making me want to puke my guts out. it looks like one of those places where illegal businesses take place. I've seen these kinds of warehouses a lot in movies but never did I ever imagine to witness it in real. Everyone looks at me leaving whatever hell they are doing as I am being pushed further in. I don't see a single woman here except me. what they are going to do with me? am I going to die? fuck! Now I regret not losing my virginity when I had a chance.

“Give it to one of the maids in the name of Alpha Gladys. He wouldn’t reject a drink from the sister, would he? It’s her wedding day of course.” "I understand, Alpha." "Now go.” I applaud myself for making the best decision for my heart. I never knew the People's Pack would hold such a treasure. I’m more than grateful that I came here today. The spirit has favoured me and the goddess is greatly on my side. Poison of the Enticing Flames. That is the liquid that is going into his drink, it is one of its kind. Now I have to see if what that old man said to me many years ago about this rare poison which works only on Omegas is true.

Sure, it's a valid condition, but, christ, i wish we could just have a fucking maid to do it. …obviously, given the fact that our hobbies are illegal, we can’t, but still, one can hope, I suppose. ‘What the hell did you do to make her vomit?’ Michael asked, walking over to the closet and pulling out a bunch of cleaning supplies. ‘Oh, you know, just the standard, she just obviously couldn’t handle it’. I told him with a forced smile. He just shrugged and passed me a few things. I took them and we began cleaning up. Gathering up the smaller stainless steel tools for washing, I placed them in the bucket. All of them had blood over them.

When the company began choosing a vendor for staff lunches, I immediately ruled out my family's restaurant. A coworker stared at me. "Nora, that is a $150,000 contract. Your family runs a restaurant, and you're turning down money being handed to you? Are you out of your mind?" I smiled and didn't answer. In my last life, I took that contract. Then the new intern, Fiona Bell, accused me of secretly pocketing a commission. She even produced a quote from a three-star hotel for comparison. "Look, theirs is three dollars a portion. How do you justify charging eight?" Even my boyfriend of six years, Gavin Shaw, whom I had been seeing in secret, joined her in confronting me with the invoices. In th

"Do you seriously think you can fool me again? No matter what you say, I will never trust you! You seduced my husband and betrayed me. What makes you think I'll believe anything you say?" "You don't have to trust me," she said, smiling meaningfully. "But I'm telling you, I'm not the enemy you should get rid of. In fact, my presence shouldn't bother you at all. There's someone out there you should be wary of." The woman was talking in riddles, but she admitted that what she said had an effect on her. She felt a strange nervousness that she couldn't explain. But no, why would she believe her? Why would she feel bothered by a traitor's word? She was just deceiving her and she wouldn’t let her s

As the three clans stood in a tense stalemate, the tattered scroll lay forgotten, the source of their conflict now a mere afterthought. In the shadowy depths of the Crescent Claw's stronghold, Alfred, a young mage with a troubled past, was startled by the sudden appearance of a woman. Her aura was shrouded in mystery, her movements as silent as the night itself. She approached Alfred, her face obscured by a veil, and without a word, she consumed the vial of poison he had meticulously prepared. Alfred watched in disbelief, his heart pounding in his chest. The poison was potent, a concoction of deadly toxins capable of felling even the most resilient warrior. Yet, the woman stood unfazed, her

When I held it, a sudden memory snapped like a lightning. The breeze is very cool and the flowers are about to sprout, the woman smiles as she takes a photo while holding a newly born baby. I suddenly let go of the picture and felt like crying. Another memory pops up like a camera flash in front of my eyes. It's how the woman was murdered... Poison! They poisoned the food of the woman because her child was said to be under a curse. The woman tried to hold the crying child while the house is on fire until she was out of breath.

Chapter One She had forgotten what warmth felt like. The cold, the darkness… they were all she had left. The damp walls of the dungeon reeked of filth and rotting straw. Shackles clanked as Eileen Sanders stirred, her limbs too weak to resist the pull of gravity. The wounds on her wrists had dried into cracked, angry lines, and a testament to her three weeks of suffering.