The Blame Game Castle Novels & Stories

The cold light from the screen shone down on me. A moment later, the platform hummed, and two large words appeared: [Accusation Failed.] The scene instantly became deathly silent. The next second, the audience erupted. "Failed? How could it possibly fail?" "It's rigged! Absolutely rigged! That screen showed it clear as day! The little brat said it with her own mouth!" "Exactly! She's vicious, spreading rumors about her own sister, and there are both witnesses and evidence. Why doesn't it count?"

My frustration is clear, but I’m hoping my warriors will find clues or meet this person and get information back to us. Our horse’s hooves are loud as we ride back toward the castle. We are about a day out when we are caught in a storm. I am just about to give the shout for us to break and take cover when the attack occurs. Our rear flank is attacked by rogue wolves that dart out from the trees. The storm dampens their scent making it easy to have snuck up as they did. Horses are slain, one of my men taken out by the time we have turned to start fighting back.

Mallory cried. Belarie raised his hand, the fire already forming. Katherine made a sound that had no name. "Please... please let him go." Dante's eyes squeezed shut. Killian lunged forward with nothing but his body and his love for his brother— And then a bomb blast went off. The castle exploded. A grenade came from nowhere and detonated with a percussive crack that shook the floor beneath them. Smoke poured out in thick, choking waves, white and blinding, filling the room from floor to ceiling in seconds.

Flipping the picture over, I found a short message scrawled across the back: You want answers? Earn them. Be at the mansion by 6 a.m to resume your duties. Don't be late. Anger surged through me. My fists tightened, crumpling the photograph. The person behind this wanted to play games—but I wasn't in the mood for games.

"I'm sorry for not letting you know where I have been." "We know where you are." "What?" How could that happen when she didn’t notice anyone following her? Or even trying to contact her? One of Sierra’s biggest fears was what if someone tried to stop the wedding, which obviously didn’t happen. When Sierra was made to believe everything was going well according to her plan, she was being fooled that she had mastered the escape game. "We also know you got married." "Even Mama?" Indie let out an arrogant snort. "Little Rose, you have so much to learn. You try to run or hide, but you'll come around and come back."

I said as Blanca smile. “The sight of Charlie in pain makes me happy. Let’s play.” Blanca said as she grabbed the king piece and slammed it hard on the table as a large chest board appeared on the table. “A game of courage.” We both replied as we stared into each other’s eyes. It was my resolve against a world of the unknown and I was going to win.

She looks so sexy when she is upset and I love her fiery spirit. After she left, I got rid of every evidence that could arouse any suspicions, I wouldn’t want anyone to find out about what happened here, it could cause some confusion in my castle and it would raise a lot of questions that I don’t intend to answer. Today is the second day of their visit to my Castle and the guys are taking the ladies to the gaming room. The gaming room is on the fifth floor of this castle. I’m a huge fan of indoor and outdoor games, so I made sure I got different types of gameplay, I have an indoor Bowling, Table Tennis, electronic games and other fun games that keeps me occupied when I’m lonely and bored.

Blayze stood behind me and whispered, "You quietly stand at the end of the line of maids and enter Rodriguez Castle with them. This is the map I just got of the castle. I've marked the location of the house of Nuri and Sibyl." "Thank you," I said, taking the map and glancing at it in the moonlight. The Rodriguez family castle is similar in structure to my own, so I shouldn't get lost. “Remember, you can't be seen,” Blayze told me. “If you get caught, I can't break in to save you.” "I don't need you to save me," I said, waving impatiently and staring at the maids in front of me. The middle-aged maid turned and was opening the door.

Pearl said sweetly to the girls. "Well, Miss Pearl," Kate finally said, "I hate to be the one to tell you this, but Mister was deemed the loser tonight and now the Castle belongs to Caine and his family." Pearl looked like she had been punched in her face. Like she straight up didn't understand the words that were coming out of Kate's mouth.

"There is only Vesper. And Vesper has a game to win." Zero let out a quiet sigh, his hand lingering on the edge of my desk for a fraction of a second too long, his fingers brushing against mine before he stepped back into the shadows of his terminal. "Then let's win it. The Thorne shipment arrives at Pier 4 at midnight. I've already corrupted their security feed. The stage is yours." A cold, lethal smile spread across my lips. I pulled a sleek, midnight-black carbon fiber mask over the upper half of my face, concealing my identity entirely.