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The ML and his Villianess.

[MATURE CONTENT] How on earth this happened? Why am I inside a romance novel? Is this a joke? Eve was doomed to be a villainess. However, meeting him changed it all. He was gentle, interesting and handsome. The perfect man for her in every sense. However, he deceived her, he never told her his real name until... it was too late. "He... is he the ML? Oh no...!" --- Excerpt: DangerousCloud: Master, where did you go now? NewRHood: I am traveling around the world. You know me, I like to tour the unexpected. DangerousCloud: Then, can I go with you this time? NewRHood: You should explore by yourself the world once in your life, dear disciple. Now it's my turn. I will explore the world and all the delicacies in it. DangerousCloud: But Master, it could be dangerous. NewRHood: Of course, I am taking precautions. But I hope that the man I am going to eat tonight is someone decent… DangerousCloud: You dare! NewRHood: Oh My! Dear disciple, is that how you speak to your master? DangerousCloud: Stop it, Eve, you know it's me. NewRHood: who? DangerousCloud: your husband! ---- WARNING: HEAVY EDITING IN PROGRESS DISCLAIMER: The cover is not mine: the credit goes to the rightful original artist. Please contact me if you wish for me to take it down.

YawningBrain · Urban
Not enough ratings
200 Chs

Boss Hesse

"So, why do I have the honor to have you in my house, Duke?"

Norah asked the man in front of her. He sat in the big couch like the owner of the house sipping slowly the cup of tea in his hand. However, his eyes were fixed on the documents in front of him not in her, never on her.

That was how lowly he regarded her, not even for a brief moment, he felt interest about her.

Those cold grey eyes had always made her uncomfortable. They had so much disinterest embedded in them. Norah felt as she was not worth a single word from his elegant mouth.

'How much I want to kick him out of my house!'

She knew she couldn't disrespect him but it didn't hurt to dream about it.

Some minutes passed and he only stayed there without talking. Norah sat there waiting uncomfortably at the man