Poisonous Woman Novels & Stories

The woman he was about to assault began to scream on top of her voice at the change of things. Poison made her way to the woman. " Run! " she said to the woman who didn't need any prompt before she took off. Poison looked down with disdain at the man dying at her feet and spat on the ground beside him. Men like him disgust her. She walked back towards the club and headed for the bathroom.

A wicked smile came on my face. I walked over to the other window before turning to face Aella who still moped at me, waiting for an answer. “Are you telling me you don't know what this is, Aella?” I fell on the bed and still looked at her. “It's poison. A slow poison that will be used in killing that woman—lady Sage or whatever it is you call her. Do you understand already?” “No—” she shook her head. At this point, she was beginning to annoy me.

They looked up the moment I stepped in. “What is this?” Xeros asked, his sharp gaze moving to the woman. “She has something to tell you,” I said coldly. “Go on. Tell them everything.” The woman hesitated, but when I tightened my grip, she flinched. “I… I was paid to lie,” she confessed in a shaky voice. “The poisoning… it wasn’t her fault.” Alexander’s jaw tightened, and Xeros leaned back in his chair, his expression unreadable. “I was threatened,” the woman continued, her voice breaking. “They said they’d hurt my family if I didn’t blame her.”

“However, the young woman’s body is still weak from blood loss and poisoning. It’s a rare and forbidden poison, and because of that, we don’t have the antidote here at the hospital.” My hands ball into fists. What he’s saying seems so detached from reality. How is it possible that they don’t have an antidote? How can they be so unprepared? “Don’t you have any enchantresses? Someone who could, I don’t know, cast a spell to extract the poison or create the antidote?” My disbelief mixes with a growing anger. I knew that, one day, the political decisions I made would come back to haunt me. But I never imagined it would happen like this. Not with mate.

“Who’s that? A man or woman who’s related to you?” "A woman, but she’s not related to me." Eugenie crossed her arms and asked, "Then why do you want me to go with you to meet her?" Wilbur hesitated for a moment and then said, "This woman was once affected by Necro Poison." Eugenie's smile froze, and her eyes, which had been lively, suddenly became mysterious. "Necro Poison..." Eugenie seemed to remember something and furrowed her brow. "You're familiar with Necro poison, aren’t you?" Wilbur asked.

the woman’s voice quivered with worry. “You’re a creative person, use your imagination.” She was pacing now, the hand that wasn’t holding her phone to her ear was weaving through her hair, tugging at the strands. “I could poison them?” “You’ll have to move quickly.” “What about… what about him?” “Well. If he has an ounce of common sense, he'll surrender. This is war, and he can't afford it. I can.” The line disconnected, leaving the woman pacing talking to herself. “Poison… lies… cheating…” She stopped, glancing around to make sure she wasn’t being watched, before starting pacing again, constantly murmuring those three words under her breath. Poison… lies… cheating.

She confessed she became a servant at the pack house because she wanted to be close to him and exploit any weaknesses Nic might have had. "She was my only shot at hurting you. I wanted to rip your heart out just like you did mine," the woman finished off as she let out a deep breath. No...it wasn't possible, there had to be a mistake somewhere. "But you just said yourself he was amongst the wolves selling pack information to rogues." Nic growled out. "He was innocent." The woman protested with wide eyes and all I could see was someone who was hurting deeply. "Are you saying you were the one who poisoned Thea?" Nic asked but the woman remained silent.

“Stir this into food and drinks, and you’ll have weeks. The body fades like memory, gracefully, without suspicion. It will slowly eat up the organs unsuspiciously until everything in the body is broken down. Then the bleeding will erupt, and it will land a final blow.” That was the poison she used on me. "The rest?" Aaron questioned, clearly still fazed by all he had witnessed. "All Silvershade, Alpha Aaron," the poison tester added. "This is rare. Only one woman possesses this poison." We all knew it was the banished sorceresses. She sold her connection to her wolf with magic to become more powerful. She became a menace and was sent away instead. The difference between that woman and me rig

She looked like she knew something. “She was poisoned. A very potent and powerful poison that affects mainly Omega.” She finally said. I clenched my teeth in anger, “whoever that is responsible for this will have to face my wrath” “it has not ended,” Debby said suddenly, her words sending chills down my spine.

I commanded. She looked around for an exit, but we had them all blocked. She would not be escaping this area. The Gaisreen in our group formed a barrier on either side of her in case she tried anything. She let out a yell of frustration. I hoped she kept it up because a crowd was already gathering. They would hear her confession. She would not escape this. I promised that I would burn her world down, and I was doing that with each question. “He was poisoned with a mixture of Nightshade and a potion that would disintegrate his body,” she gritted out before placing her hand in her mouth and biting down hard on her hand to try and keep herself from talking.