Sophias Revenge Novels & Stories

Everyone watched, and soon it became crystal clear what had happened. The so-called photos and videos were all AI deepfakes. Mira still tried to keep up her bravado. However, Noah tapped another file, and this time an audio recording played, shutting her down completely. “You worthless brat! Sneaking around with men at your age, and now you’re pregnant? How am I supposed to face anyone after this? You’re coming with me to get an abortion!” “No, Mom. I’ve got a better idea. I can use this baby to make a lot of money, but it depends on whether Cody agrees.”

Bianca felt she was exacting revenge for Dorian throwing her aside. She felt she had discovered his financial misbehaviour entirely on her own. The truth, though, is different. I had arranged every last piece of evidence in her way. Knowing she would not object to the chance to be the one bringing him down, I had made sure she discovered the offshore accounts, the illegal transactions, the political bribes. Her perfect weapon was her need for retribution. And now that weapon has been released. I breathed gently, savouring the thought that within hours Dorian Tempest's meticulously chosen empire would start to fall apart.

I stayed back, watching. "You won," Eleanor said, each word an effort. "You destroyed everything. Happy?" "No," Sophia said quietly. "Revenge doesn't make me happy. It just makes me even." Eleanor's good hand grabbed Sophia's wrist. "He'll hate you. When he realizes you planned all of this. Manipulated him. Used his father. He'll hate you like you hate me." "Maybe. But at least I'll be alive to see it." Sophia pulled free. "And he'll still be better than the man you tried to make him."

Hearing these words, his eyes widened and Sofia pulled back, returning to her seat with a victorious smile on her face. “You, are you!?” He couldn’t even make a complete sentence because he was too shocked. She stretched her arms, pretending to act dumb and then rose from her seat. “I hope you enjoy your stay in prison, Christian.” With that, she walked out and the polices dragged Christian back to his cell. Sofia felt relieved. Finally, her revenge plan was over and she could start living life in peace. She realized even though she was not completely satisfied with what happened, everything still worked out in her favor in the end.

Seeing him with the ridiculous ex-girlfriend of the man she'd been in love with, a woman she clearly considered inferior to herself in every way, as that recording had made very clear, must be like death to Suzan's ego. Yep, Logan couldn't have been more correct when he'd said they'd be bothered to see them together. And, more than that, she herself didn't expect to feel a little pleased to see those expressions on their faces. It was still far from lessening the pain caused by everything they had done, by everything she had heard, by all those horrible feelings that still haunted and overwhelmed her, making her feel like she was nothing... But there was still, yes, a bit of contentment in k

When I was dying of silver poisoning, my fiancé Marcus, the Alpha who had promised to never abandon me, now wanted to harvest my healthy kidney for my parents' adopted daughter, Celeste. Three years ago, I got silver poisoning while defending my family during a rogue wolf attack. But somehow, my sister was the one who took all the credit. When we returned to the pack, she spun a story about how she had bravely fought off the rogues while I cowered in fear.

he asked. "And what's there for me to support you." Sophia asked again. " I guess we have seen the future that awaits you. Are you ready to go through all that pain for Him?" He asked but more like he incited Sophia. " Damien,do you know that for love one can do anything. He is my mate so I can do anything to ensure he is safe. You and I know that this path will only lead to destruction. Do you think your wife and daughter will be happy if you avenge them and destroy the peaceful life of not only the demons but humans as well. She was a human. Do you think she'll be happy when the whole human race is wiped out thanks to you?" Sophia rebuked him mercilessly. How could he think about sacrifici

“Whatever it is, it’s not worth dying for.” Sophia choked back a bitter laugh, the weight of her emotions crashing over her. Not worth it? She had been humiliated in front of everyone she knew, betrayed by the man she was supposed to marry, and now, her entire life felt like a dark, twisted joke. She didn’t want his sympathy. She didn’t want his pity. With a surge of anger, she shoved him away, her fists pounding against his chest. “I didn’t ask for your help!” she screamed, her voice raw and broken. “I wanted it to end! I wanted it all to stop!”

“We’re taking everything that matters to him. We begin with Nowelle—then, we finish him. You’ll gain his trust. His heart. You’ll access files, schedules, finances. Every move he makes, I want to know it before he does. Understood?” I stay quiet, processing. This means seeing him more—more than I want to. Just the thought of being near him again stirs feelings I’d rather bury. But then I remember what his father did to mine. I don’t care if I have to be his chef, his driver, his dog walker—I’ll do whatever it takes to destroy them. “Okay, Uncle. As long as Stephen pays in the end, I’ll do anything.” He nods. “Apply tomorrow. Blend in. Be useful. You alone hold the key to your revenge.”

She shouted, “Mother, don’t delay! If you want to prove your existence, you must spill their blood. The one who survives will be the ‘Original Sophia.’ Will you accept defeat?” There was no sword in my hand, no laser gun. I only had those old memories, pounding inside this mortal heart. I looked around. Fifty Sophias, identical to me, were rushing toward me with weapons raised. Among them, one—perhaps a level more experienced than me—suddenly lunged at me with an unnatural speed.