The Dreyfus Affair Book Novels & Stories

It is their rule that Dreygur's safety must be prioritized more than the current Queen of Le Frère. And now he will use his best knights for his wicked plan. He is desperate to get the only woman he loves. Dreygur is currently sitting in the swivel chair of his modern personal library which is just next to his room in the palace while reading a history book about the Davenfords, a family that is not infamous back then written by historians. Eyes perusing the content of the book, Dreygur was losing his focus on what he read. He couldn't get rid of what he heard in the room on his mind where Sumire was currently occupying.

It was then the hospital director realized there was no containing the situation and stopped the department head, who looked as if he were about to intervene. “Clearly, things have gotten out of hand. Perhaps it’s best to clear up any misunderstandings here and now,” the director said, turning toward me. Taking a steadying breath, I fought to stay calm. “Emily, I don’t know where this affair accusation came from, but I’m married. I have never interfered in anyone else’s marriage.” “Oh, so you’re going to deny it?” Emily sneered. “Well, today, I’m going to expose your true colors!”

This is what I do not want to happen - for my children to worry about me. Then Daphne handed me her phone. “Look at this, mom.” There was horror in her voice. I looked at the screen and what I saw made me cringe inside. There, published on the national broadsheet, was a banner story between the President and me. The headline read “The President and His Secretary in a Hot Affair!” And there in the middle in full color was my photo with the President. The President was whispering something to me. It could very well pass up as any other ordinary photo, if not for the other smaller picture below the large one that sees us going out of the women’s room.

I became angry and speechless at the same time. "Ma'am, is everything alright?" Johnson and Agnes asked as they saw my countenance change while reading the letter. "Take a look at this Agnes, what can I call this?" I handed the letter over to Agnes. As she read through the letter, I stood up unsettled, really bothered about the mistake Nathan has made and he is no where to be found. "My God ! Ma'am ..." She stammered, as she's dumfounded on what to say.

This was her constant question to herself "Even after seeking professional help?, I might have to consider other options" Betty was lucky to have a man like Dan, he loved her even when his mum uttered evil things about her, or even more. Dan doesn't deserve someone like Betty, she had some devious things going around But things was the beginning of her journey, her never ending journey with mysery at every end of the game to begin another "I might have to consider other options" She repeated with a smile

Her boss Cindy Montreal is a classy and sophisticated lady but sometimes she is childish and plans evil things for her enemy. Cindy Montreal is a famous author under the pen name of aphrodisiacs. She is writing hot steamy romance but she is known for her thrilling stories that are full of killing. And she is also the heir of her mother's hotels and lands as the only daughter of her parents. " Madam. What do you want me to do when we get there?" Herriot asked. Cindy just smiled at Herriot as she put her index finger on her lips as she was signing Herriot to quiet.

I said as I stood up with the intention of getting more coffee. “Sit,” he ordered in a tone that sounded loving and caring. “This morning, I serve you.” Tears welled in my eyes as I watched him get the coffee pot and fill my mug once more. “Why the tears?” he asked with concern. “I can’t believe your kindness after what I did,” I whimpered. “It wasn’t your fault,” he said. “It wasn’t rape,” I insisted. “I mean, I did say ‘no’, but then… well… it just wasn’t rape.”

They were smiling. Four years ago, I had begged Reece to take me to see the aurora. I even filled out his polar expedition application form myself. But he told me my health couldn't handle the trip, that it was too dangerous. I asked again and again. Just to visit. Just to see the lights. But each time, he told me work was too busy. And yet… he'd gone with her. This wasn't my home anymore. I turned and walked down the hall to the nursery—the room I'd once prepared for our twins.

The room, once a battlefield, now became a refuge for quiet contemplation and the solemnity of a vow made in the face of loss. The drawer beckoned, its secrets poised to unveil the depths of Draxler's malevolence. Opening it, I discovered the last book—a chronicle of atrocities committed under Draxler's command. Each page was a testament to the pain inflicted upon the innocent, and the weight of responsibility settled upon my shoulders like a mantle. In the solitude of the room, surrounded by the echoes of a fallen leader and the revelations of a damning truth, I pondered my next steps. The urgency to deliver this information to Sergio, to expose Draxler's dark deeds, fueled a determination

I wobbled feebly,the strength fading from my limbs. "The Three have judged his case and reached a verdict. James has been found guilty of sabotage,crimes against humanity and the Order. He has been sentenced to death." I didn't have the energy to plead in his defense. The only reason I accepted the case was because I wanted to step out of father and James' shadow. I figured if I investigated him and proved his innocence in the crimes leveled against him,I could prove to both James and father that I was my own man and able to handle difficult situations.