You've Got The Wrong House Villain Novels & Stories

However, he couldn’t reveal the truth to Logan, as he’d made a promise to Veronica. Upon arriving at the villa on top of the mountain, Heath noticed that it was dark inside, and a group of staff members stood outside in the front yard, whispering to each other. Terence, Alex, and the housekeeper approached him. Terence explained in a hushed tone, ‘He wouldn’t let anyone in. Anyone who tries gets their head bitten off.’ Heath chuckled. ‘So he’s not completely losing it yet.’ The housekeeper added, ‘But soon. Mr Carpenter, we’re all quite baffled. What happened today?’

THE VILLAIN Written By: Rosapearl EPISODE FOURTEEN I was still checking myself in front of the mirror when I heard a knock on my door, I thought it was my mum again. she is never tired of an argument, she love to know everything going on. I don't blame her though that is how our family is. we carry each other burden. "Nor again mum" I yelled, Miller open the door and I was stunned to see Miller. I buried my face in my hand like a soldier that just lost a battle.

Even the chandelier flickered nervously, as if realizing it might get involved in a fight scene soon. “I can finally unleash it,” Camilla whispered. Chills ran through every living soul in the mansion. Even Adrian, who barely knew the full story, shifted away from her by a few inches. Camilla leaned back on her chair, twirling a strand of hair around her finger, her sweet smile returning, but much too sweet, the kind of sweet that belonged on the face of a serial killer right before they stabbed someone. “So this Eric guy…” Veronica tried again, her voice shaky. “He’s like… a villain, right?”

And it did not like it. “Cool,” I said faintly. “Guess that was the ‘wrong’ dialogue option.” Jax blew out a breath. “Yeah, well,” he said. “If the Game wanted you to pick the safe route, it shouldn’t have made the villain so punchable.” Above us, the HUD‑timer bled down another few seconds. The predators were waking up. And we’d just been marked as the idiots who said no to the local queen. ---

I challenged. Viktor made a casual face of indifference. “Sure, go ahead,” he encouraged. “You can easily ruin it for her where she has reunited with her biological father after twenty-something years, and by that logic, Marco is her half-brother now. I am sure Lilliana would be delighted to see you with her newfound family.” Yeah, when he put it that way. “When have I become the villain?” I snickered at him. “You are always and essentially the villain. The problem is Dominic,” Viktor said, and he was back to his dominant outline. “When you try and play the fucking hero.”

“Do they think I don’t see it? Every story, every post, every news segment, they’re glorifying him and mocking us. Me!” Robert sighed, his normally commanding voice now strained. “Victor, listen. The facts are...” “I don’t care about your facts!” Victor shouted, pacing the room, boots echoing on the marble floor. “The world will see him as perfect. As clever. As untouchable. And me? The golden wolf? The one who bled for this family? I am the villain! The world sees me as a tyrant, a monster! And all because of him!” Robert sighed heavily on the phone , trying to maintain authority, but even he knew Victor had slipped into something darker, something uncontrollable.

My thumbs were cold from the morning air, but I typed fast: Victor Blackwood house. Bingo. It was the very first result. Like he was a famous movie star or a politician. There was even a fancy picture from some real estate website. It showed a huge, modern fortress made of glass and pale stone, sitting up in the hills overlooking the city. The full address was listed plain as day, for the whole world to see. He wasn't scared of anyone knowing where he lived. Good. Perfect.

I hated that my chest tightened. The gargantuan door opened before I reached it. That should've been my first sign to run the hell out of there. My Second sign should've been the strangling silence or the over 14 feet pristine Victorian walls. The house possessed the qualities of its owner, dark, old and scary. Gideon Vale was no where to be found. I doubt I'd ever be able to find him in this sort of big house. What the hell did he want with my house? It was like an ugly pebble compared to all of this.

Sheldon stood there, bold as ever out as he pulled his phone and shoved pictures in people's faces—our old wedding photos, baby pictures, and shots of the boys when they were little. "Ken, you're a damn snake!" he shouted. "You ruined my company and made me go bankrupt! And now you're stealing my wife? I won't let you get away with this! Look, everybody—this is me and my wife, and these are my sons. This is our family."

Victor and Roman thought they could walk into my house and take what was mine? Fine. What they were about to realize was that the Valak territory didn't belong to the enemy. It belonged to me. It belonged to the monster who was going to paint these walls with their blood.