The Villain Duke Precious Sister Novels & Stories

My dragon clawed around the base of the tree wanting to finish the job. “Why are you here?” As much as my hunch told me they were looking for Odessa, I didn’t want to believe it. Maybe they were hunting someone else. “Some slave to the Duke in Vamparia,” he rasped. “Please let me go.” I snarled, my fire burning into my neck. “What slave?” I pushed. “A girl named Odessa. She is the Duke’s old blood bag. She is supposed to become the duchess. Taking her as a mate,” his breathing labored, spat out blood from his mouth. Blood pooled at the base of the tree, surely a gash in his gut.

I said impatiently, maintaining my furrowed eyebrows stare at him. "It happened on the field. She said she caught me cheating? I don't know what kind of friends she's been hooked with lately, but they have been stalking me and giving her terrible advice." He explained. For the situation of things, the distance between us was enough to turn me into a freaking whore but I was too bothered by his emotions that I found it hard to concentrate on my attraction. "Caramel?" I shook my head in pessimism. "I refuse to believe that." My sister had never been that kind of woman. She loved Justine and I thought she never had a reason to doubt it.

“I’m sorry, Queen. I chased her through half the town to get my wallet back. She was too damn fast. I almost gave up and—” “And what?” I cut in, my arms crossed. “Why are you back here with her? And who are these men?” The others nodded, all of us waiting for an explanation. Dave sighed. “It’s exactly what it looks like. Her name’s Precious. She didn’t mean to steal from me. She had no choice. She owes these guys money. A lot. And she’s got a dying sister to feed.” I wanted to feel sympathy. I really did. But this wasn’t the time. I turned to the men. “How much does she owe you?”

"How dare you try to hurt your mother and sister without me in the room? You despicable insolent child! I never raised such a daughter." My eyes twitched. "Mother? You're daughter?" I scoffed and had a monochrome laugh. "That woman isn't my mother. My mother is dead, and it's because of you." Julian stays quiet as Rebecca smirk as they both stand behind their sire. "You bitch!" I watch the Duke's veins pop out from his head, and his eyes brimmed wide. I knew Rebecca planned this with that woman. They wanted to show how much of a villain I am in their eyes in front of the Duke. If they had him be angry at me because of me, it worked, but I wasn't going to go down without a fight.

Suddenly Havana's stomach felt twisted, "Equally? But you are Duke's daughter, you have higher status than the rest of us! You have expensive jewels, luxurious dresses, lavish carriage, and personal maids and knights!" "Well, I got it from my father and of course, I'm felt so grateful because of it. But Havana, it is not everlasting. Maybe someday we will get bankrupt and lose every penny we have. We could die because of sickness or anything else and bury into a coffin. Without bringing anything except the bad or good deeds." Havana rolled her eyes, "Keep that advice for yourself. If I was the Duke's daughter like you, I will go to every luxurious party. Not wasting the time in stupid place

She wasn’t supposed to be anyone’s pawn. The Duke’s voice cut through the tension. “Let her go, Isabella,” he growled, his tone laced with menace. He stood tall, despite the blood dripping from his lip, his posture exuding authority. Isabella didn’t even flinch. “You’ve lost, Duke,” she said, her voice dripping with disdain. “Your empire is crumbling, and there’s nothing you can do to stop it.” Victoria’s mind raced. This is it. The Duke’s empire was on the brink of destruction, and now, it seemed like Isabella was the one to bring it all crashing down.

"You are very brave, Lady Vivian… entering this house, breaking the rules, and then daring to speak of the Duke's heart in front of me." Vivian gritted her teeth, trying to resist the intensity in Selene's gaze. "I know him better than you ever will!" Selene smiled, wider this time. "In that case…" she whispered so softly it was almost inaudible, "let us see… who the Duke truly loves." Vivian flinched, her heart racing. Selene turned once more and walked out of the room with an eerie calmness, leaving behind a suffocating atmosphere and a woman now consumed by a mixture of fear and vengeance.

"After all, magical contracts are unbreakable, and breaching the contract can result in death." "But does the duke not know that I am engaged and that's also to the duke's younger brother?" "Since the young duchess brought it up just now, it can't be that big of a deal," he smirked. "However, I see that the Duke lacks morals," she said. "But I will pretend not to care since I can annul the engagement any time and I want to as well. But I still don't agree with one point." "What is it?"

he clicks his tongue, chuckling darkly, “she’s… my brother and Duke were partners in a business sense, I guess. They’d run errands for her, or she called it. Doing her dirty work. In return, she allowed them to live a lavish lifestyle, but you have to buy in to be protected by the Viper. I wasn’t in Tom’s life when he gave himself to her, fell into her debt, so to speak. There was a gig gone wrong shortly before I arrived, and it sounded like she was already tiring of Tom. He was on a short leash by then, old enough to shift but tethered by silver. He’d been getting too confident, taking too many risks, and when he and Duke inadvertently caused the death of four of her best men when they wer

Even though she felt betrayed, but she didn't want to believe that these two had done this. However, her tearful eyes right now were enough indication that deep down her heart knew this was all planned by her sister only. "To be very honest, I liked how innocent you were. You were and are the kind of beauty every man would die for. In addition to that, you were the elder daughter of the Luo family. You were, as I quote 'The untouchable beauty'. You were so pure and innocent that it made me want to cherish you more." Gao Ying said, smiling beautifully at the memories.