The Heroines Secret Novels & Stories

The atmosphere was charged with celebration and relief; we were happy that everything had finally fallen into place, that everything had gone right after months of uncertainty. However, what I didn’t know was that beneath the surface of that apparent happiness, there were loose pieces in this story that I was sure no one noticed. Least of all me. There were secrets hidden in the shadows, unspoken truths that could collapse everything that had been built. Anyway, at least in that moment, I wanted to smile, to savor the victory that had finally come. It was a triumph, a small light amidst the chaos that had been my life. But I knew that hours later, my world could turn into a gray and gloomy s

She said, turning only for her to freeze. The audacity of the woman! Atrocious. Did she know who she was talking to? She might have been my wife but she needed to know her place. I groaned in my head, my eyes deadly on her only to snap as she rushed to take the remote, turning off the television but it was too late. I already knew her little secret. An idea popped up, thinking of using it against her so she could get out of my life. I snatched the remote, turning the television back on, the connection still intact, displaying what she was working on.

"My point is, it's insane." "I understand," I remark, hoping she isn't upset. I've never had to keep something this intense a secret from her before. "Kalix and I wanted to tell you for a while, but it didn't feel like our place. Max wasn't planning on telling me either until it was all over. But, like he said, I stumbled upon the secret heroine stash, and, well..."

Lily: "James, I have to tell you something. I can't keep it a secret anymore." James: "What's wrong, Lily? You're scaring me." Lily: "I know we agreed to keep our feelings hidden, but I can't do it anymore. I have feelings for you, James. Strong feelings." James: "Lily, I've been feeling the same way. I just didn't want to complicate things with Sarah." Lily: "I know, and that's why we have to keep this a secret. But I can't keep pretending that nothing has changed between us."

Tired of it, I stepped outside and overheard Amanda on the phone. "The money given by that idiot ran out fast," she snorted. "Marrying into the Collins family is my ultimate goal, the ticket to a good life. Luke's girlfriend? No threat. I saw them at dinner, and he denied her." I trembled, and she paused at the sound. Seeing it was me, she smirked, "You heard that, huh?" I kept my voice steady. "People who betray love deserve to be struck by lightning." "You're just his secret lover," she laughed. "You've got no right to talk about love. A hidden girlfriend? Nah, just my replacement."

“You don’t get to stand here and act like a victim, Victoria. You knew exactly what this engagement was.” " Just stop playing the victim here Victoria" he said not turning to look at her. " Oh wow I'm playing the victim you say. Drake you know, I agreed to all this for your image but I won't let you humiliate me. What do you want people to think of le when they find out about your "Secret"? Worst of it all with your office boy" She said her nose flaring in anger. " Leave! I said leave Victoria! I'm not having this conversation with you."

“She’s a key. A key to something much bigger than you can imagine.” Christopher leaned forward, resting his arms on the table. “Now you’ve really got me interested. Come on, don’t keep me in the dark. What’s the play here?” I considered my words carefully. Christopher was good at what he did, but his curiosity often got the better of him. Still, he needed to know enough to do his part. “She’s connected to something valuable. Something the Johnsons have been hiding for years. If we can get close to her, we can expose the truth. But it has to be done right…no mistakes, no loose ends.”

"Adam, don't marry her. I found the rings. I told you once I'd save up and replace them with the most expensive pair I could find. I wasn't lying!" She fumbled in another pocket and lifted a velvet box. "See? I wasn't lying!" She looked at me with the eyes of somebody who needed an answer. I did not even look at the box. I took the original rings out of her hand and tossed them. They rolled into a planter at the side of the lobby. She let out a sound. "No!" I almost laughed. "Ms. Lake, are you still trying to fool me? Are you not done with the playing-poor act yet?"

Her parents thought it would be better to keep the secret hidden from everyone and I only know by accident. We were ten at the time and we used to play together a lot. We were climbing a tree when my glasses fell off. I tried to climb back down to get them when I misplaced my footing and ended up falling down about ten feet. I landed on my arm and I knew it was broken instantly. A searing hot pain ran up my arm and I couldn’t move it because of how much it hurt. Tara came down and gave me my glasses. She felt like it was her fault that I broke my arm and felt so bad, she was crying. She held her hands over my broken forearm, mumbling about how it was all her fault, when it began to gl

In fact, she’d be the type of person to make some of the most knowledgeable hackers in the world impressed. Bridgette and I were working together on the missing women's case for a while now, and we hadn’t discovered much so far. We did discover that all these women had one thing in common though. They were part of a secret society named The Golden Hive, and were always given a different name, so as not to be tracked or found, making our jobs even harder.