Revenge Is A Fool's Game Novels & Stories

“It’s simple. You’ll be my guarantee that Thomas will do what I say. Besides, you’ll give me the access I need to Masato. With him in my hands, I can get a good amount and finally secure my place among the Royal Falcons.” I exchanged a desperate look with Thomas, who shouted at his brother: “So you’re going to join the traitors?” “The traitors are against you, and you are my enemy. Haven't you heard that the enemy of your enemy is your friend? I have nothing to lose. In fact, I’d say I have a lot to gain.” “This is insane, Adrian," I murmured, trying to appeal to any shred of humanity left in him. "I’m just a pawn in your game of revenge, but you're playing with fire. If the Royal Falcons ac

And in his quest, he might need things we possess: local networks, information, purchasable loyalties. And faced with a man like him, lost and dangerous, the fight for crumbs may not be the right strategy. Perhaps we need to aim higher. Become not a beggar, but an indispensable ally. Or a formidable adversary. To do that, we must find his flaw. Understand what he’s fleeing. Or what he’s truly looking for here, in this forgotten valley. The game has changed. Hammond was a faceless ghost. Marcus is a man with a story. And stories, you can use them.

"Very well. If revenge is what you seek, then I shall help you. But remember, my dear, revenge comes at a price. Are you willing to pay for it?" I met his gaze, my resolve unwavering. "I will pay any price to see Alpha Axel suffer. I will stop at nothing until I have what I want." Ardolf nodded, his eyes filled with a mix of admiration and caution. "Then let the games begin. But remember, my dear, revenge is a double-edged sword. It can consume you just as easily as it consumes your enemies." Revenge would be my guiding light, and with Ardolf by my side, I would stop at nothing to claim what was rightfully mine. The battle had just begun, and I was ready to face the darkness that awaited me.

“Good. Then we’re finally going to crack open the truth about that fire. And when we do…no one will escape the flames this time.” I ended the call, my chest steady now, my pulse no longer restless. Before I turned off the lamp, another thought slipped into my mind: Jackson Junior’s bright eyes lighting up at the mention of the newest game set. He had spoken of it like it was a dream, one he knew would never be fulfilled. I reached for my laptop, searched the game set, and clicked purchase. Delivery in two days just in time for his birthday. The irony was not lost on me. Revenge demanded ruthlessness, and yet here I was, planning gifts for the child of my enemy. Maybe it was strategic. Maybe

I yelled at him. "Yesterday, night you talked about me in the phone. I heard your conversation. You said to the other person, It's easy to fool her. She fell into my trap. She's a fool. She will never be mine. I won't leave her until I take my revenge. You're going to estimate your plan. Your revenge will end at today.

I bemoaned in a low murmuring voice. "I never knew you were this dumb. I never said you shouldn't act cold with them but not this cold…you'll only achieve nothing more than chase her off and if you've chased her off, there would be no way to exact your revenge… do you get it now or do you want me to explain further because it seems you don't find it easy to assimilate things…" "Yeah I get it but why can't I just exact my revenge immediately? Kill them and then get it all done with? I'm sick and tired of playing this game with them.. "

"Then I'm going to start from scratch. I'm going to build my way up and make sure I get my revenge. I'm not just going to sit around and wait for them to catch me again while nursing their betrayal." She sighed. "Fine. What are you planning to do?”

"I was just—" “Apologize” Landon tried maintaining his composure. “What did I do?” Evelyn acted confused. "You were just insulting my wife." The words hung in the air like smoke. Victoria's smirk faded. Xander's eyes narrowed while Evelyn's face went pale. "I was doing no such thing," Evelyn said carefully. "I was simply," "You called her a charity case." Landon's voice was pouring with anger. "You made her feel like she doesn't belong here, in her own home." He turned to Victoria, his gaze cutting. "And you, calling her a gold digger? Is that what I heard?"

MIKE I couldn’t believe what a fool I was. I believed in the charms of a woman I’d known all along was a fake and heartless one. All I wanted was revenge for everything she’d done to me and then I could have lived my life. I should have avenged my wife’s death, and what did I do? Even though she was guilty, I was in love with her. I fell for the charms of a dangerous woman and fell like a fool for them. God, what a foolish thing to do! I had just said I was cured and escaped back into the cup of trouble and misery.

he paused and pointed the gun at Cynthia. "You were so good in bed, I foolishly let you into my bed without knowing that you are Delilah. Thank God I am not Sampson who was blinded by sweet pûssy. I am smarter than you" he shrugged. "How much did that guy pay you? Oh, maybe he fûcked you better than I did!" He laughed. "It feels good to waste the blood of those who betrayed you. It will be more fun sucking the blood of your enemies!"