Novel & Cerita You Are My Rival

"What did you just say? What human? What someone else?" Kieran's voice was calm, so calm it made people tremble. Roland's lips shook, but he could not get a single word out. "Haven't you figured it out yet, Kieran? Your fated mate has always been Vera."

Mirabel with this information would be dangerous in ways I couldn't fully predict, and I did not have the energy to calculate those dangers right now. "I need to shower," I said. "Shower. Eat something. Then call me back and we'll figure this out." I hung up. Put the phone down, sat on my bed for another minute in the emerald dress, looking at the nightstand drawer where Andre Fernandez's card was sitting face down in the dark. Andre Fernandez, Russell's biggest rival. The man who had whispered something in Spanish against my skin while I was falling asleep in his arms. I picked up the card, opened the drawer of my nightstand, put it inside face down, and closed the drawer.

"What for? If you're planning to fight with her, take me with you!" My gaze turned cold. "Fight? No. I'm going to wipe my codes." The company's core technology system was something I wrote myself after countless all-nighters. She wanted to set Ronald up for success, right? Fine by me. I'd like to see how they were going to turn things around when all that was left was a hollowed-out system.

Her father was one of the biggest diamond moguls on the continent, and not only that, she was ranked the most beautiful lady in the world nine whole TIMES! ‘This was the lady he was putting me up against? I feel like the world is going to implode on my head!’ Roman stood there for a few seconds before walking off with me holding him. Once we got to the stairs, I saw Lily hold his hand. It was almost like she wanted to talk to him. And I was stuck in the middle…

she jested, nudging her shoulder against mine before walking away. "Are the students in this school high on drugs or something?" I heard her mumble. I clenched my fists, seething with anger. "Ahhhhhhh!" I screamed out loud, startling the students nearby. She just made the biggest mistake of her life. No one takes what is mine and treats me disrespectfully in front of everyone. Her name has been written in red ink in my book of enemies. She better watch her back.

Lyla’s silver gaze burned. The rival’s amber gaze sharpened. "It doesn’t," Lyla said. Her claws drove toward his chest. A sharp pulse of dark energy tore through the clearing. The rival’s breath hitched And then his body crumpled beneath her hands. Lyla’s breath sharpened. The rival’s breath steadied barely. His amber gaze burned toward her. "You think you’ve won?" the rival’s voice was low and cold. Lyla’s silver gaze burned. "No," Lyla said. "Not yet."

Guardians don't give anything to the dwellers unless they helped someone who's in great noble need. "Any idea?" "I think I have, but I still can't support my assumption. I haven't seen him yet. Besides, why would my greatest rival give me something?" "Just like you said, he's your greatest rival. Maybe he's warning you. By the way, who's that rival you're talking about?" "I'm talking about the Sole of Malignobons. Jau. And maybe you're right. Maybe it's a sign that he's now ready to fight me."

He spits at me. "Haa," a corner of my mouth turns up, but my eyes are twitching. "You're pretty arrogant for that small stature of yours," I slowly wrap my hand around his neck, "I guess you'd like me to torture you first?" "You should go ahead and kill me instead," he grins in an unsettling manner. A thin feeling of dread rests upon my chest, firing the feeling of uncertainty in my veins. Rheager had always been my biggest, and hardest rival for the past five years. No matter what I do, I can't seem to get him out of the way.

"That the best ones don't disappear into their surroundings to be liked. They just stand there, honestly, being exactly what they are, and let people decide to love them anyway." "I like that comparison." "I like you," she said, simply, testing the shape of the words out loud for the first time, and found she didn't want to take them back the moment they left her mouth. "I'm glad you met her," Damian said. "I've been putting it off for weeks, honestly. Not because I doubted how it would go. Because it made this feel real in a way I wasn't sure I was ready for." "Are you ready for it now?"

I just don’t understand any of this anymore. Jace stepped closer, lowering his voice. You don’t have to understand everything tonight. We’re going to figure it out together. I looked down at our joined hands and felt his thumb slowly move across my knuckles. It was such a simple touch, yet it made it harder to focus on anything else. I had spent months treating Jace like my greatest competition, blaming him for the championship loss and promising myself that one day I would beat him. Now, whenever fear threatened to overwhelm me, he was the person I wanted beside me. I looked up and caught him watching me.