Rebecca Novel Novels & Stories

Tomorrow, he would find out he had thrown away a diamond, and I was coming to crush him. My phone rang again. It was a restricted number. I answered. "Rebecca," a deep, dangerous voice said. It wasn't Silas. It was his biggest rival. "I heard you’re finally single. Ready to make him regret every breath he takes?"

Rebecca frowned and in an instant it began to rain, thunder and lightning struck up in the sky, in only a second the woman’s wedding dress was soaked and her makeup ruined. Rebecca walked ahead deeper into the village in search of where she could carry out her missions without much stress. Rebecca finally settled down in the middle of the village on the roof of the tallest building from there she could hear every of their activities and as well ruin their happiness just to put a smile on her face. Rebecca settled in just fine, she caused a thunderstorm that night as she enjoyed watching the lightning and feeling the harsh breeze that shattered the homes of many.

she assured her. Rebecca was not very fond of bars, nightclubs, and parties in general. She was more of a book and studies girl. Marisa knew this very well, so she didn't usually invite her to those places, but this time it was different. It was her own place and she wanted her friend to be there with her. Rebecca knew how important this bar was to Marisa. She had been working very hard to have her own business and no longer depend on her family. She was tired of everyone seeing her as daddy's spoiled girl who didn't know anything and wanted to prove that she was different, that she could achieve everything she set out to do. Rebecca was very proud of her friend, so even though she didn't us

She left right after that encounter. She's weird and she didn't even mind knowing me or my name at all. I'll surely remember her face if I will see her again. I am already looking forward for it. -- Rebecca's POV The house is a two-story studio type. It is situated in front of the many trees. I can say, we're a bit nearing the forest already. Our house is five minutes away from the main road which is a bit quiet. It's creepier since I am all alone in our house. It has two rooms on the upper part and there is a single room on the lower ground, near the kitchen. We have a simple sofa with fewer appliances. I've never felt so empty now that I can't feel any presence moving to and pro in the kit

"Elijah, he lied to me. That liar! It's all his fault! Why didn't he buy me that necklace? Why?!" Moore looked at her, switching between laughing and crying, feeling a chill in his heart. "Rebecca, what's wrong with you? Calm down!" Rebecca pushed him away forcefully and stormed out of the restaurant without looking back. At the entrance, she saw Elijah's car speeding past. Through the still-closing window, she caught a glimpse of Marcia. The purple diamond necklace on Marcia's slender, pale neck made her modest features glow with happiness and shyness. That smile gave her an air of grace and elegance.

Brown hate Rebecca. I really didn't understand Alden's thinking either. If he loved Rebecca, he shouldn't have let Rebecca come here to see me and Matthew sweetly together. The moment Rebecca walked in, many people noticed her, myself included of course. Rebecca wore a white, wide spread, heel-length gown that was arguably one of the most gorgeous gowns of today. But this outfit was too gorgeous, it looked like a wedding dress. I only chose a simple and comfortable pink dress, most of the other guests also chose simple and elegant suits. Everyone dressed up with luxury with high-end designer items or custom-made dresses, but no one overpowered the others like Rebecca. When she entered, a tri

It only took her one scroll until she finally read the news posted on the E-news. 'As if stealing a painting and shooting James Miller in the head wasn't enough, Rebecca Beckett, the daughter of William Beckett, also fooled James Miller with her bad habit of shopping for luxury goods. Becky was shocked. She almost dropped the cell phone she was holding. What was that? She felt cold sweat running down her body then warm liquid began to fill her eyes, which suddenly reddened. Soon she was sobbing. How could she end up like that? Her picture in a Versace dress was well displayed in the media with a sickening caption. She should've looked pretty in that dress, but she couldn't see that beauty an

And I wondered if she was even aware of what Luke was playing at. It may have been the alcohol, but everything that the man seemed to do was downright sensual and very inviting. And I slowly, I was falling for that charm. Never once in my wildest dream did I ever think I would look at a man with blonde hair and want to bed him right there and then. But then Luke… “I can assure you, Miss Brown…” Rebecca, the blonde with red lips and hazel eyes said with a dazzling smile. “I am not a reader myself but when that book came out, I just had to get myself a copy.” She countered, and I forced a smile.

"The loss of her prestigious job at World Group had shattered her. Unwilling to settle for meager wages in smaller companies, she made the decision to enter a relationship with Mr. Curran, an affluent older businessman who had been pursuing her for some time. She harbored resentment towards Eva, attributing her job loss and current circumstances to her. Despite her financial security with Mr. Curran, she couldn't shake the feeling of discomfort every time they were intimate." "Her own life felt miserable compared to Eva's seemingly perfect one. Becky was determined to humiliate Eva today. None of the guests dared to bid higher for the ring after Becky's statement. At this rate, the ring appe

Rebecca was seated beside Nona at the bar, and something seemed amiss. Just as I was about to move forward, Rebecca abruptly leaped off the stool, her tiny body trembling violently, and her tear-stained face red and swollen. She spun around, attempting to flee from the kitchen, only to collide with my chest and rebound backward. Her steps faltered, causing her to stumble, and I instinctively reached out to catch her. Gasping for air, she heaved in my arms, her chest rising and falling rapidly. Tremors ran through Rebecca's body as she lifted her head, her eyes meeting mine. I noticed her surprise, a hitch in her breath, and then she became completely still, seemingly holding her breath.