Yu-gi-oh Rebecca Novels & Stories

The entire mansion feels tuned to his presence anyway. By late afternoon, Rebecca drags me into the garden for what she calls “strategic maneuvers.” She hands me a plastic shield and declares me her second-in-command. We spend an hour chasing imaginary enemies through the rose bushes while she shouts battle cries in a mix of English and toddler gibberish. Her blonde hair sticks to her forehead with sweat, and when she finally collapses onto the grass beside me, giggling, she looks up with those bright blue eyes so much like her father’s. “You’re not as annoying as I thought,” she announces solemnly.

“Where’s Rebecca?” The class laughed. Ms. Leni furrowed her brows. “What’s funny?” They laughed harder before pointing at her. “Oh my!” Ms. Leni really did look surprised. “I didn’t… Sorry Rebecca. Well, Hera darling, you did a great job.” Hera smiled, stood up and bowed. “I mean, I know Rebecca is a hidden gem, but you made her shine like a diamond.” “It’s a team effort though. Judiel and Heiji used their funds and connections while me and Ginny groomed Rebecca to gain confidence.” Hera stated.

Nicholas’ POV My reputation, it seemed, had a life of its own. A thrill shot through me-part pride, part panic. Before I could respond, a roar of applause and wolf-whistles erupted from the base of the grand staircase. There they were. My girls, making an entrance. Rebecca led the way, a vision in blood-red. Her dress was a strapless, corseted thing that pushed her magnificent breasts up into breathtaking, barely-contained peaks. A devil's headband with small horns nestled in her dark curls. She held a plastic pitchfork and blew a kiss to the crowd.

"I don't know. I grabbed them from where I knew yours won't be." "Are you aware they're either Gilles' or Drexa's?" Rebecca huffed in disbelief. "Yeah yeah." The latter said with a grinned. "I heard about your war with my sister. And I also heard about my niece. Rebecca glanced at her and answered half-heartedly. "Yes." "My sister will not stop until she has that girl's heart in her palms. I'm sure you know that." Raven said again, this time, flashing one of her annoying smiles. Rebecca wasn't in for any mind game, so she sighed and asked, "I'm not interested in whatever game you're playing. Go straight to the point."

A woman emerged from the shadows Rebecca, Lysander’s stepmother, dressed in an elegant black gown, her face untouched by age but hardened by cruelty. Lysander’s hand clenched around his gun. “What do you want, Rebecca?” She smiled sweetly. “Is that any way to greet your stepmother?” Lysander stepped forward, the barrel of his gun aimed directly at her heart. “I’m not that weak boy you used to control. I can end you right now.” Rebecca’s smile didn’t falter. “I’m not here for you.” Her gaze slid to Elowen. “I’m here for her.”

"I would also like to report her—Juliana Ziegler is a foreign spy from Rovimia!" Those around subconsciously took a few steps back.

I said with a tight smile, "the family already sold me, didn't they? Last I heard there were no returns. Isn't it weird for you to hover around me? Fuck off already." "Hey!" she snapped. "Watch your mouth, you filthy omega!" the guy beside her suddenly barked, raising his hand. Before it could land, Levi caught it mid-air, grip unshaking. "You fuck off too, rando," I muttered, rolling my eyes. Another voice cut through the air like a knife. "Hey, Levi!" Esme perked up, smugness flashing across her face. "Rebecca, why're you here?" Levi asked. "I was just passing by," the girl—Rebecca—said. Her eyes landed on me, scanning like I was garbage on the sidewalk. "So this is that omega?"

"Mom, I saw it clearly. Exactly like you said. No question about it. It's the Dracobsidian Token. She trusts me now. Amara even wants me to take a management role and get involved in the company's operations." … Rebecca had fallen asleep in Oscar's hospital room. By morning, after she had thought it through, she made her decision. She would accept the position as the Draconia Group's CEO in Silverton. She only asked that it not interfere with her studies. Oscar had no objection. More education was always a good thing. Hence, when Rebecca opened her eyes that morning, she nearly fell out of her seat. A row of attendants stood before her, each holding something she would need. They had been wa

I was in a daze as I tried to figure out what was happening, it was then that a girl appeared in front of me catching my mate before she could fall to the ground. I stood on the spot dumbfounded as I tried to understand what just happened. I could see the disdain in her eyes when she rejected me, there was also a hint of anger in her eyes. I knew that there is a high chance that I will be rejected if my mate is not a rogue like but being rejected with disdain made me angry. I knew that she must have felt the aura on my body which made her realize that I was a rogue but being rejected as soon as she saw me hurt my pride.

She could not wait— could not wait to return to Yhi to raze the kingdom down to ashes! “Evely, are you spacing out again?” Huh? Evie snapped out of her trance and looked at her father. “Don’t you like it? I can get you a different one if you want,” Liz said, and Evie realized they were talking about a purple rectangle thing on the table in front of her. Ooooh a phone! The magic summoner of people! Evie looked amazed as she picked it up and studied it. Of course, it was the first time she ever handled a mobile phone and had no idea what to do with it, so she clumsily fiddled with it, not noticing the worried expressions on her parents’ faces.