Novel & Cerita The Terminally Ill Villain Supports My Broken Engagement

He would have become a very successful man without much effort. It was a pity that we were just victims of luck. It was a pity that both of us were acquaintances, a woman named Michelle Mary. The landscape of the small town, he, Pinot Santi. I looked at the icy, cold Rio in front of me, and said painfully, “At least you're still here, José. You still have the capacity to love and I... Are you terminally ill? There are only a few more weeks to live, maybe I could die tomorrow. I don't have a future. I have nothing left.”

It was like he had accepted his fate without thinking of the people in his life. It is even more upsetting because he knew he had a terminal illness yet he wanted to make me his mate. How would he have been so selfish to want me to leave the rest of my life when he is gone with a broken and shattered heart. How shameless and unconcerned can one be to do such. He should thank his lucky stars that I feel very bad for him else, I would have given him a much harder and damaging kick than the one I gave him when we were previously here the first time we met.

“That’s right. Now that Mindy is my wife, the Sullivan family only has one daughter left. Unless Mr. Sullivan can come up with another illegitimate daughter, there’s no other option.” Pearl froze in place. The chat blew up in front of me. [What’s going on? This makes no sense. Everything is messed up!] [The female lead married the villain and gave the female supporting character to the male lead. This is ridiculous!] [She’ll regret this for sure. The villain is violent!] [The female supporting character really suffered, and the father is only doing this for her own good.] [He’d only cheated back then out of necessity. After the female supporting character’s mother died, she had nowhere to go

Finally regaining my affectation, I gave her a cold look, “Do you think I’d do this?” “You broke your facade for a second Lucille and I clearly saw how miserable you are.” She sneered. “Do you think I will let it happen?” I asked again in the icy tone. Her smile faded, “No. You are a villain. You will live in sorrow and suffering forever and liberate Leonel by death.” “Call it whatever you want.” I smirked as we both walked out, going to the mansion to have my marking ceremony. I let my guard down for a second, it won’t happen again. Leonel has to die and I will eradicate his pack along with his name.

“This is your last chance Serena, Marry me, or he dies.” I lifted my head, meeting his gaze with what little strength I had left. “I won’t marry you without seeing him healthy again.” He stepped closer, towering over me. “Then you’re worthless.” I clenched my jaw and stood up. “I’m not worthless. I’ll fight for him, just give him the damn cure!” I screamed Vincent sneered. “You’re fighting for a lost cause.” I swallowed my fear and pain. “Maybe but I’ll never give up.”

“I am the future High Priestess of the makkari, I don’t answer to you. You are insignificant to me. With a snap of my fingers, I can lock you in a prison and bury you so deep in the earth no one will ever find you, so I would tread carefully if I were you. I helped you, you helped me, as far as I’m concerned our business is over.” “What’s to stop me from going to the Delegation and telling them all about the laws you’ve broken?” He says smugly. This is sounding like those spy-action movies Vitali loves to watch where all the villains double-cross each other. I didn’t think that sort of thing happened in real life too.

“It would be a pity for you to try that temper of yours on me… “Take it down a notch. I have so much for you to see…. Beginning with what I will make you do after I get the codes…” He laughs as if enjoying my misery. “I am going to enjoy this.” “OVER MY DEAD BODY. I WILL NOT LET YOU HAVE THE CODES… NEVER.” “Oooh, you will. You have a heart and that has always been your weakness… If I don't break you down using the two up there.” He raises the remote for me to see. “I will break you down with her.” “You broke me already. And I do not have a heart anymore. You will not break me twice…... You gave me a thousand reasons to kill you before and I could not because I thought you honored family and

“I noticed a tiny approval mark under the merchant stamp, and it was easy to read.” “I know this,” Mira said slowly. “That’s Lord Halden’s mark.” “Who is he?” “One of Chancellor Voss’s closest allies.” She looked up at me, and I saw she was scared. “Why would he approve a payment for Marek Venn?”

The reply came slower than usual, the three dots appearing and disappearing several times before his answer finally landed. Killian: I know. That's the worst part. I've spent five years assuming I was the villain in someone else's story. Turns out I might just be a man who fell in love with the same woman as his brother, at the worst possible time, for all the wrong reasons at first. I read it twice, then a third time, something tightening painfully in my chest. You're not a villain, Killian. No,came his reply, almost instantly this time. But I might not be the ending either. And for the first time in my life, I think I'm finally okay with that.

“I think he misses it sometimes…that childhood. Hot chocolate nights. One more night like that with you.” Her eyes mist over, and just like that, the spell is broken. I can’t breathe. I’m not sure if it’s the confession, the weight of her gaze, or the way Tyler’s memory the boy and the man burns in my chest, but I feel it: something’s about to shift. Something irreversible. And I have no idea if I’ll survive it. The tests are back. The verdict is in. Terminal. Not a word needs to be said Dr. Bennett and I both feel it settle like a shadow over the room.