van78:Durona Disfarçada

MainCharacters

Female Lead: Jade Morgan, formerly known as Shadow, is a highly trained assassin with a cold and calculating personality. She has endured brutal training and countless missions, making her a formidable force. In her new life, she interacts with her family, particularly her brother Max, and faces high school challenges. Male Lead: Max Morgan is Jade's brother, a kind and supportive figure who struggles with his own physical disability. He is one of the few people Jade feels a connection with in her new life. Development: Jade's journey involves adapting to her new life while dealing with her past as Shadow. She must navigate high school dynamics, family relationships, and the remnants of her assassin instincts.

Main Themes

The novel explores themes of identity, redemption, and the struggle to reconcile one's past with the present. Through Jade's journey, it delves into the complexities of human nature, the impact of trauma, and the possibility of change and growth.

Hot Chapters

Chapter 1

I left blood on the handcuffs as I freed myself. A final look at the sterile white room where they planned to extract my DNA and then discard me like trash. Ironic that they thought mere sedatives and chains could hold me—I, the person they trained to escape any containment.

Chapter 14

The mountain road entrance was filled with expensive SUVs and people dressed in designer outdoor gear. Chase's friends formed a tight circle around him as I approached with Sterling Huxley. The stunning blonde hanging on Chase's arm looked me up and down. 'Another girl trying to get Chase's attention? God, your technique is pathetic.'

Chapter 2

Loud voices pulled me from unconsciousness. The harsh fluorescent lights of what seemed to be a school nurse's office stabbed at my eyes as I tried to orient myself. 'My daughter fainted during gym class and hit her head! You expect me to accept this pathetic excuse as compensation?' A woman with cheap blonde highlights and overdone makeup waved a piece of paper in the face of a tired-looking woman in uniform.

Chapter 3

I looked at Emily, calculating exactly how much force it would take to teach her a lasting lesson about respect. Nothing fatal—just enough to ensure she thought twice before opening her mouth again. My body tensed, ready to move.

Chapter 5

I continued calmly eating my breakfast, acting as if nothing had happened. But I had barely taken three steps out of the cafeteria when I saw them waiting. The girl whose hair had been decorated with salad minutes earlier stood with a friend, both holding open milk cartons, with expressions of malicious anticipation.