The Undetectable Strongest Job: Rule Breaker Novels & Stories

he muttered one morning, “but this paperwork… this is brutal.” I smiled at him, ruffling his hair. “This is the part where we make sure everything he tried to ruin actually survives. And you’re part of it, whether you like it or not.” Adrian’s expertise was indispensable. He coordinated secure communications with the affected parties, corrected manipulations in financial and political systems, and ensured the legacy remained uncompromised. Watching him work with precision reminded me that survival wasn’t just about brute strength—it was about knowledge, strategy, and calm under pressure.

I said evenly, “or are you just lonely?” His laugh was sharp. “I’m telling you the truth,” he said. “You want insight into A2? Fine. Here it is: they studied my work, and they studied you, and they decided the weakest point was dependence on a single anchor. So they removed you. Good. That makes you harder to weaponize directly. But it also means every new variant will be less… constrained by your quirks. They won’t stop where you would. They’ll optimize for whatever their paymasters want. Profit. Compliance. Pacification.”

Daniel liked to live by his own rules and felt that those ethics would be compromised. James worked in money. He was a data analyst and could understand numbers like others understood the alphabet. He worked hard and played harder. He said the world was run by money, and to track you just had to follow the numbers. James was the youngest to be made partner at his firm, but I had no doubts he would soon go for a buyout and become the youngest CEO. "You're up to speed, but I need answers, and we may have to break a few rules to get them." I grabbed four glasses before picking up the bottle of brandy. It wasn't my favorite, but I needed anything to help keep me focused.

Going through a window meant ripping up a shirt to break the glass but it would be worth it if it saved your life. "He is my boss, of sorts. The middle man between all the agents and the group of people in charge. He oversees our missions. He is also a hardass that never cuts me any fucking slack," I rolled my eyes. Turned back to my room and walked through the door. "So this particular conversation is going to be interesting." Michael was going to throw a fit, of that I was sure. I broke one of our cardinal rules and he was going to chew me up for it.

We have broken the most important rule of the contract. No intimacy.

~Player 07~ -K Whatever Rank: Fetus Job: Breaker Points: None HP: 100/100 MP: 0 Intelligence: 98 Physical Strength: 30 Mental Strength: 150 Emotional Strength: [Error] Charm: 130 Luck: -30 Faith: 0 Ability: Space Bag Gift Ability: None Slots of Gift Ability: (Random) 1 Title(s): None V started to explain what is in my status, "Your job as a breaker is simply as what it said, break anything, something, or even someone." "Shady," I unconsciously remarked. V just smiled and continued his explanation, "HP average is 100, the more you grow, the more it grows too. As for your strength, there's a problem with your emotional strength as I can't open it, nevertheless, it's fine." Error... Huh! Was th

"You're making a scene. Please release her and we can talk privately." Vince looked over at Mimi. "Serve the customers and act like everything is fine." Mimi brightened and stood up, happy and full of life. "Hi Benji, what can I get you?" "How can you do that?" Benji's eyes shook in their sockets. "She has a weak mind, even a fledgling could control her." "You're not human." Vince's mouth opened and closed like a fish. "You really don't know anything. You see, I am one of the most powerful vampires in the entire world."

“Of course not. You can’t let the wife know that my boyfriend cheated on her either. You don’t know this, but my boyfriend married into her family. He worked hard to build his own business, though. Life has been really difficult for him. If his wife learns that he cheated on her, she won’t let him leave.” I clenched my fingers but said nothing. Worried, Claudia reminded me to not let myself learn that my own husband had cheated on me with the very woman sitting in front of me. “I know that you’re the best breakup specialist in Oceanville. I’ll leave my boyfriend’s divorce in your hands.” “Leave it to me,” I promised with a smile. Once she was gone, I immediately called my childhood friend.

I paused, watching his features shutter, and I had a sneaking suspicion the guys were up to something. Maybe it was my past experiences talking, but I blurted out a warning anyway as Shane backed away, reminding him, “You both promised to be professional. You can’t be calling me pet names. The other employees will hate me even more if they think I’m sleeping with either one of you.” It didn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out Micah and Shane were working together, both running the company from different angles, but I hadn’t realized that extended to their relationships as well.