Novels by Mimi writes

Sophia's body tensed and the water suddenly turned cold. She sat up quickly, holding her breath. The room was silent, with only the sound of dripping water from the faucet breaking the stillness.Has she imagined it?. Her eyes glanced at the bathroom door, it was slightly open. The wooden door looked normal at first…until she noticed it—scratches. There were deep, long and rough claw marks, one that hadn’t been there before. A shiver ran down her spine, someone or something had been right outside watching and waiting for her. She slowly reached for the towel and wrapped it around herself before stepping out of the tub. She crept two words the door and slowly pushed it open with trembling fingers. She expected the worse but there was nothing, the room was dark and empty but something stood out. A folded note was on her bed. She cautiously approached the bed, her heart pounding. The note was untop her pillow, she picked it up with shaking fingers and unfolded it: “They don’t want you

Sophia braced for the impact, but it never came. Instead, something swift came from the side and dug its fangs into the rouge’s flesh. It had grey fur and it moved with lethal precision. The air was filled with snarls and the sickening crunch of bones. Her instincts screamed at her to run then she rushed behind a nearby Sofa, peeking out just in time to see the chaos unfold. Blood splashed across the wooden floors, claws tore into flesh and fangs sank into throats. The wolves fought with a terrifying grace. Tears welled up in Sophia’s eyes. She had just arrived and already, death surrounded her. But the worst part?, she knew this was only the beginning. The battle slowly died down. Some wolves fled, their howls fading into the night. Sophia watched the three wolves standing tall in the aftermath. She recognized two of them instantly. The massive black wolf with piercing emerald eyes was Richard, his presence was intimidating even in his beastly form. Then beside him was Seth, the

The silence in the car was suffocating. She sat quietly in the leather seats as the drive felt long and lonely. The city lights blurred past, as they drove but she hardly noticed. She had made her decision but it didn’t feel like victory— it wasn’t. She was certain that this was a trap. Her mind was a mess of tangled thoughts, regrets and fear. But nothing scared her more than when the car diverted off the main road into a dark isolated road. There were no streetlight, no passing cars, it was just them. Was this it?, was he going to kill her she thought to herself. “Where are we going?”, she asked, her voice was weak, barely above a whisper. “It’s a private road” he said calmly. “Noone is trying to kill you” How could she believe this man?. The drive seemed endless, they kept on going deeper into the dark, then suddenly, the car approached an enormous golden gate. Without a word, the door swung open and Sophia’s jaw dropped at what she saw. She had never seen anything like it. Th

“Ahhhhhhhhhh” Sophia screamed as she jumped up from the bed, clutching the blanket tightly around her. The man beside her…wasn’t Alex.“ who are you and what are you doing here”. She asked, her voice shaking. The stranger sat up, he ran a hand through his messy hair before reaching for his robe. He barely spared her a glance “I should be asking you that, this is my room” he said“Where is Alex?” she asked, her stomach twisted. The weight of what she had just done was heavy on her shoulders.” I need to see him now”“I’ve never heard of him” the man—Richard—arched an eyebrow, his expression was unreadable. She grabbed her phone and dialed Alex’s number, “we’re sorry, the number you have called is not in service, please try again later”. She immediately reached for her dress, tears welled up in her eyes as she dressed up with trembling hands. She had to leave, she had to find Alex. She was about to run out the door when Richard stood in her way. “I don’t know what happened last night

“Awwwwwn…..Alex, you’re so sweet” Sophia said with puppy dog eyes, her hands covering her mouth in suprise as she stood beside him, watching how the car trunk opened to expose the gifts he has gotten for her. Inside, the trunk was filled with presents— designer handbags, roses, a limited edition perfume she had been eyeing for months. They had been together for three years and he wanted to make this anniversary one she’d never forget. Well… that’s what she thought. She threw her hands around him, “Alex… you didn’t have to do all this. You must have saved a lot of money to have gotten me all this” “For you, I’d do anything and everything” he mumured pressing a kiss to her lips and then her forehead. She smiled sheepishly, she loved and adored this man. She pulled away and he held her hand leading her to the passenger seat “come inside, let’s celebrate properly” The car air smelt like lavender, she just sat there reminiscing on how lucky she had gotten at her shot at love. She scro

The elevator ride up felt like an eternity. The moment the doors slid open, I was met with the sharp scent of johnnys cologne and the sight of him leaning against his desk with his arms crossed. As I stepped into his office, his sharp blue eyes were filled with something different than the other times— amusement. “You work fast” he said with a smile, “Smith is already breathing down Jamie’s neck.” I dropped my bag on the chair. “Are you keeping tabs on me?”. “I like to know how my investments are doing” his smirk widened. “And you, Susan, you are proving to be very interesting”. “Am I supposed to take that as a compliment?” I asked, raising an eyebrow. “You should” he said leaning back lazily in his seat. I rolled my eyes, but there was no denying it, Johnny was testing me, pushing to see how far I’d go.“Why did you call me here?” I asked.He stretched his hand and tapped a folder on his desk “Another opportunity. A risky one.”I raised a brow. “Go on.”“A high-profile investo

The morning sun cast a warm glow through the pent house window, shining on the leather couch where I sat. Johnny sat across from me, leaning back lazily in his chair, his long fingers tapping against the polished glass desk. His expression was unreadable and that made it difficult for me to tell whether he thought this was a joke or he was just basically observing. A contract was on the table in between us, freshly printed and waiting for signatures. “Go ahead, read it” he said, his voice was smooth but there was a clear cut to it— like he enjoyed testing people, waiting to see if they’d flinch— such an arrogant young man. I looked at him for a while, I hope he won’t be this stuck up forever. Even if he wants to, at least not to me. I picked up the contract, reading the terms carefully: A two-month business alliance. I would use my insider knowledge to dismantle Jamie’s empire piece by piece, and in return, Johnny would allow me to oversee his company’s finances. The contract marr

It was time to make my first move. i knew Jamie too well— his buisness, his clients, his connections, and even his deepest weaknesses. And if he thought he could ruin me, he had no idea what I was capable of. When a woman wants to ruin you, she will stop at nothing to succeed. I held a masters degree in both business management and finance. For years, i had used that knowledge to help Jamie build his empire. But now, I would use it to take away everything from him. I might have been naive before but I was far from stupid. I sat at the desk in my room. With great care and full attention to details, I carefully mapped out my strategy. I listed his top clients, buisness partners and industry rivals. Names that held the power to either sustain him or break him. And then, I moved in to analyzed his company’s financial structure, taking note of every weakness he tried to hide. Connection and key players, buisness secrets, public perception and even his personal flaws— I documented it all

I dressed up in the same clothes that I had worn in my last life it was a deliberate choice— to keep things interesting, to maintain the idea of the naive Susan. Eight minutes later I was downstairs, standing next to Lily. One glance at the both of us, you could tell that we were opposites, we had very different personalities. I had casual clothes on but Lily loved to draw all the attention to herself. “Awwwn sweetheart, you look so nice, shall we?” She said, wearing her usual cheerful smile “Yes we shall” I smiled back. We walked to her car together and few minutes later we were stepping into a winery. The same old spot— just as I remembered. “A winery?” I asked her with wide eyes for effect. “Lily, I’m pregnant, I shouldn’t be drinking alcohol” “Oh, Come on! we’d get you something non-alcoholic,” she pouted like a child begging for ice creamInside, she led me to seat at one end of the room, we sat down and a waiter came and We placed our order. Selecting a dish from the wine a

First things first. I needed a plan— one without flaws. There was no room for mistakes this time. I paced back and forth inside my room, from one end to the another, my mind racing. I listed everything I had done in my past life, every mistake I had made. The list was long— too long. And still, despite everything, I was never enough. Those words echoed in my brain like a curse. Never enough. Rage surged inside of me, I am human and I had emotions. A tear drop slipped from my right eye. I let it fall. I didn’t wipe it away because this was the last time.I sat down at my desk, reaching for a pen. I needed to write down my plan. I pulled my drawer open, my eyes caught it and my hand froze — a journal. Not just any journal— the journal. Jamie had given to me when we got married seven years ago. One of the many gifts he had given me before I realized he was nothing but a liar. ———————————————————————————“Ohhh… my wife, I don’t think I’ll ever get enough of you” jamie had whispered, h

“Ahhhhhh!!!” I screamed in shock as I opened my eyes. My chest heaved as I scanned my surroundings—my room. Everything was exactly as I remembered it. I looked at the bedside drawer that complemented my bed and my phone was right there. That’s impossible. Those men had taken it. With trembling hands, I picked it up and checked the date. February 28, 3031. No… that wasn’t right. It was supposed to be February 28 3032. And then “Ohhhhhhhhhhh!” I exclaimed as my eyes widened— the realization had hit me. I’ve gone back In time. One year ago from the day I had died. “No…No, this can’t be happening”, I said with a trembling voice. This had to be a dream, i pinched myself hard, I winced at the pain and a red mark formed at the spot where my fingers had dug in. I ran to the mirror. “Am I real” I whispered. I looked at myself in the mirror, “Hello” I waved at my reflection, then smiled. I did my signature dance move and I turned round touching every familiar object in my room. My lar