Madam You Have Been Uncovered Novels & Stories

So taken aback, that he stumbled backward toward the door, stuttering and trying to find any words. She saw a confused and dark look on his face, as she lowered her hand and bowed her head in shame once more. What had she done? She had almost caused them both injury, and now she had most certainly caused them both humiliation. She tried not to think about how horrified he must be. She was almost sure of his thoughts. This cursed and ugly girl- the unwanted beast- had touched him, had thought impure things about him. She was sure he knew. There wasn’t enough time for another horrific thought before the door behind her master burst open. The lady in the purple cloak- Mage Olivia as Aravia had

Tyler said, he frowned as he watched another bodyguard walk towards them in a hurry. “Boss!.” The bodyguard called out with an anxious expression on his face. “The madam’s identity has been exposed.” The man announced, his face hands were shaky as he handed a tablet over to Tyler who didn’t look too pleased at the sudden news. Tyler received the device from the bodyguard without a word and scrolled down the article on its screen with squinted eyes. He felt a headache coming instantly. It seemed no matter how careful they were, the rats still managed to find a way to scurry in.

“Oh, Jessamine, I have something to tell you. I’m Adam Knight.” “If you think that’s easy, why don’t you tell her?” I scoffed, glowering at my friend and secretary. “What could be difficult about it?” She snorted, rolling her eyes at me as she lifted her wineglass again. I don’t need to answer her question because I will tell Jessamine everything, and that is soon. The ding sound from my laptop made my heart hammer in my chest. I closed my eyes, hoping the email was not from my team or anything related to my father.

I stepped into the dimly lit hideout, the sound of my confident footsteps echoing against the cold, concrete walls. My eyes widened in disbelief as I glared at Vado, searching for answers. The dim light cast sharp shadows across his face, accentuating his hardened features. "How is she still alive, Vado?" My voice was laced with a mix of anger and frustration. "I told you to tie up all the loose ends!" Vado shifted uncomfortably, his gaze falling to the ground. "Boss, we were betrayed by one of our own. It seems that one of our trusted men double-crossed us and aided in her escape."

You heard it right ''MY" I am not only a mafia queen but also the world-famous hacker FATE. Everyone fears me as I can hack almost anything and extract anyone's info I want and destroy them (people) with just a simple click. After 10 minutes the door opened with loud noise but I was unable to see anything cause of the lack of light. At the same time, my teammates told me they have completed the task. I told them to take everyone out of here and implant the small bombs just like the one I used.

She had a facial expression that gave away the fact that I had a secret. I quickly hit her with my elbow which made her let out a groan. "Ouch!" She yelled. "Are you hiding anything from me?" Mum questioned. Things were getting worse for me. Mum kept asking questions that I didn't have an answer to. I thought: Can things go any worse? BOOM!! I got my answer immediately. I wish I didn't ask cause things could actually get worse. I got a text from Cody. Doesn't he know the appropriate time to text? I thought.

He drops a newspaper onto Adrian’s desk. He hands me a copy too. I skim the headline, thinking it's another useless gossip column. But then I see it: HEADLINE: Formerly Revered Moonridge Pack Luna Unmasked in a Scandalous Revelation! My stomach churns. The article is venom. Drenched in half-truths and outright lies. "Alaina Meyers, once hailed as a noble Luna under Alpha Cole, has been exposed in a whirlwind of disgrace."

Madam G was ready to stoop down and greet her as usual, when a concerned Avita stopped her, saying, “don’t bother. Simply hand me the packet.” Madam G was caught aback by Avita’s discharge after a second hearing. Despite her curiosity, she didn’t inquire and instead handed her the envelope. Madam G could tell Avita was desperate to see the results, and she also wanted to know what they were. She wouldn’t dare to inquire unless the other person told her. Because doing so amounted to treason. So, she stood calmly, making no noise, as Avita tore the envelope, “shua,” disclosing the stamped paperwork inside.