You Are My Rival Novels & Stories

apparently, it was a dumb question, because Christina slammed her silverware against her plate, causing the glass to shatter. Christina glared at me, “Sarah. Alpha’s true mate. And don’t flatter yourself, because you are nothing like her. You are never going to be her, so don’t even try.” She turned to the boy who was sitting next to her, “And you, John, how dare you compare this worthless transfer to my sister.” Every eye in the room was now watching our table, and I could feel my face heat up in humiliation. I even heard a few murmurs of agreement as people seconded what Christina said.

Sabine Castellane has thirty days to get engaged or lose the family business and the home she has always known. Her grandmother's will leaves her with one impossible condition, she must become engaged to the man her grandmother trusted most. Unfortunately, that man is Julianii Marchetti, Sabine's ruthless business rival and the last person on earth she would ever choose to marry. With her manipulative uncle ready to seize control of the company the moment she fails, Sabine makes Julianii an offer she is certain he will refuse. Six months as her fake fiancé. In exchange, she secures her inheritance, and when the six months end, they walk away, no strings, no questions, Julianii agrees. Livi

I asked, pointing my tongue on the side of my cheek. “You?” I chuckle. “No, him. But will I let him win? No. He may have to over smart me but I always made it sure that I have the last words after an argument, so yeah, still me.” He laugh while shaking his head. “You found your rival.” I really found my rival. He is undeniably made with his own principle in life like me. But guess what the circumstance brought us.

At that time, I would be proud of winning a battle I have been fighting for a long time. “If only you know that your life is in danger, then you won't be here saying such nonsense, Aysel. I'm sorry to tell you that you are accusing the wrong person as your rival as I have nothing to do with Darien's anymore. Your rival is out there working day and night to bring you down and claim Darien for herself, the same way you're doing to me. So, watch out, Aysel and stop fooling yourself.” Jeri fearlessly spoke, at the top of her voice.

"It still wasn't difficult at all." He kept his hands in his pockets and gazed at the sunset, his tone lazy. "No matter how much we compete, it always comes back to the two of us." We looked at each other and smiled. That was right. In the end, we were each other's only rival. That felt pretty satisfying, too.

I declare, my voice commanding and unwavering. The tension between us crackles in the air, the unspoken rivalry and animosity simmering beneath the surface. And as Rafael retreats, his eyes meeting mine in a silent battle of wills, I remain steadfast in my convictions, determined to protect what is rightfully mine and to stand firm in the face of any challenges that come my way.

I couldn't shake the feeling that there was a peculiar connection, an unspoken understanding that existed between us, despite our positions as rivals. A strange and unfamiliar desire surged within me, a desire to prove myself against him, to outshine the crown prince who had so boldly entered the contest. It was a sentiment that I struggled to comprehend, a fire that burned deep within, urging me to push myself beyond my limits. With a resolve that was as unwavering as the scar on my face, I made a split-second decision that would alter the course of the battle.

“If you had used half of your brain, none of it would have happened.” He let out a small breath that sounded almost like a laugh. “Yeah. I deserve that.” Silence filled the room for a moment. The clock on the wall ticked louder than usual. “Vance is my rival,” he said finally. “We're both the top players of the team, and somehow we're always in competition.” I frowned. “And?” “And seeing him try to hit on you made me mad.” I studied his face carefully. He wasn’t looking at me. His jaw was tight.

I replied, clicking my tongue and looking out the window. Jade McLaughlin was my rival in the game I was playing. Although my family is rich, and I am already privileged because of it, maintaining fame was not always easy, especially when I had an arch-enemy like that girl. Our follower numbers always fluctuated; sometimes she had a hundred thousand more followers than me, and other times it was me; she always did everything she could to defeat me, getting advertising contracts before I did, even getting exclusives; She was practically doing everything for me to defeat and overcome me, and on top of that, that idiot Kris was always threatening me that he would exchange me with that bitch if