The Great Villain Senior Brother Mga Nobela at Kwento

Uncle Joe is the real villain behind Dad's story. He has always been against Dad, harboring a deep-seated hatred for nearly everything Dad has or does. It feels as if he’s an enemy rather than a brother, and I struggle to comprehend the irrational animosity he holds toward Dad. Dad has been nothing but kind and genuine to him, yet Uncle Joe only seems focused on bringing Dad down, creating chaos in his life at every turn.

“That went better than expected.” One of the board members nods. “For now.” He turns to me. “Ms. Vale.” “Yes?” “Continue your work.” “I will.” The meeting ends quickly after that. As people leave the room, Daniel walks over to me. “That was intense.” “You could say that.” “You handled it well.” “Thanks.” Daniel glances toward Ethan. Then lowers his voice slightly. “My brother doesn’t defend people like that.” My pulse quickens. “Maybe he was defending the project.”

Felix quickly echoed him, "That's right! Ms. Beckett, don't fall for his tricks! He's a heartless man who can't even treat his own brother properly. Someone like him would sell his soul for money. "He's not worthy of you! Are you firing me because he filled your head with lies? You're in charge of the company. How could you let a nobody like him control you?"

Something darker — something that had been growing for years. He leaned closer to his brother. "I don't want your money, brother." His voice dropped. "I want to watch you lose everything." Adrian's face hardened. Liam smiled. "The way you've always taken everything from me. And I want you to stay away from her. None of your business — her and the pregnancy. Get lost, brother." Liam walked away. I was in the office that moment, listening to all of it. But Adrian had already told me not to get involved.

he said, chuckling. Guanzon is a close friend of Robles and based on what Venedict heard he's quite sure that his brother is already trying to make a move on his own. Venedict doesn't trust his brother. He never did trust Victor and the things he's doing. Venedict knew Victor since they were just kids and since then, Victor is already selfish. He is the kind of kid that will point fingers at an innocent kid just to protect himself from his father's wrath and Venedict happened to be the innocent kid.

I detested him and each time, I tried my best to be better than him. After getting that call from my private investigator, I realized I’d been very foolish. My so-called brother who doesn’t even have an entitlement in the company was busy exerting revenge in my father’s stead. While I on the other hand was getting friendly with the enemies and being stupid. It irked me so badly that I vowed to do something about it. I've always heard that situations and happenings change people into villains, never did I imagine that I'd be part of those people.

“Well it’s good for her since she betrayed her best friend by having intercourse with her brother, I guess karma be hitting her badly” She was called all types of names:pretender, liar,brother snatcher. Even her grades began slipping but she held it tight as the only thing still important to her.

He wasn't thanking me for giving him tips for my proposal. He was thanking me for giving him tips to plan this proposal… for her. I felt a presence come up behind me, the person leaned close to my ear and said, “The only crime you committed was loving my brother?” Brother? Marcus didn't have any siblings. Turning, my eyes landed on the person who spoke and it was someone I had never expected.

Vince POV After some minutes, the bulletproof elevator dinged and someone emerged from it clapping his hand slowly and smiling at me "Well well well, if it's not the stupid assistant of the 'Suckhard' Lord " He said the last part laughing at his joke, he approached me closer and I looked up to see my senior... brother,...Phil looking at me with hateful eyes.

She had been captivated by the young upcoming Alpha from what I remember. “I know this is not perfect, CC, but this is an Alpha. Or an Alpha’s brother. Both of senior rank in their pack from what I recall. I heard Dad say the brother works for the pack business like he does. And I am sure when we saw them we both said they were handsome… so handsome…” I tried, but my sister’s eyes met mine, a darkness tinting them. “You think that matters?” She whispered. My brows furrowed. It used to. Once upon a time that sort of thing had been hugely important to Cora. I was struggling now for ideas as to where to go with this...