Villain: Manipulating the Heroines into hating the Protagonist

Wang Jian woke up the next morning with both Sarah and Charlotte lying beside him, their bodies completely spent from the wild night they’d just shared. He sat up, a smug grin spreading across his face as he stretched lazily, thinking about the next step in his plan. The sun filtered through the curtains, casting a soft glow over the room, but it was the two women who held his attention. He leaned over, giving each of them a quick, firm smack on their bare buttocks, causing them to stir and moan softly in their half-asleep state.

“Wake up, ladies,” Wang Jian said, his voice smooth but with a hint of command. “We’ve got business to take care of.”

Sarah blinked groggily, rolling over to face him. Her messy hair framed her flushed face as she asked in a tired, but curious voice, “What business could possibly be more important after… last night?”

Charlotte, equally exhausted, pushed herself up slightly on her elbows, her eyes narrowing. “Yes, Jian… after everything we did, I think we deserve an explanation. Why do you want us to go after David Langston?”

Wang Jian smirked, not bothering to answer directly. Instead, he stood up, pacing around the room as he admired the two women-his two conquered prizes. Without warning, he delivered another sharp smack to each of their rear ends, a gesture that wasn’t just playful but also a reminder of his control over them.

“Don’t ask questions you don’t need answers to,” he said firmly. “Your job is to do as I say. Use your resources, your companies-everything you’ve got to target David Langston. Destroy him, his company, everything. Understood?”

Both women flinched slightly at the impact, their faces flushing red, but it wasn’t from pain. A mixture of embarrassment and excitement filled the room. Sarah and Charlotte exchanged glances, both knowing better than to push further. Wang Jian had shown them exactly who was in charge last night, and they weren’t about to question it.

“Yes… we understand,” Sarah replied softly, biting her lip.

“Good girls,” Wang Jian said with a smirk, running his hands through his hair as he looked at

them with satisfaction.

Meanwhile, across the city, David Langston sat in his office, his brows furrowed in frustration. Over the past few weeks, his competitors had been closing in fast, and two in particular—Sarah’s and Charlotte’s companies-had not only caught up to Langston Industries but had begun to surpass it. The graphs on his desk showed that the projected valuation of their companies was steadily outpacing his own. It seemed no matter what he threw at them-aggressive takeovers, underhanded business tactics, even hiring private influencers to damage their reputations-nothing was working. Sarah and Charlotte remained undeterred, continuing to aggressively push their products and expand their markets.

“Damn it!” David slammed his fist on his desk, his frustration mounting. He needed a way to slow their progress, something drastic. His thoughts turned to the board members of both companies. If he could bribe a few of them, plant the seeds of dissent, he could force an internal coup. A vote to oust Sarah and Charlotte as Managing Directors, maybe even take control of their companies from the inside. It wasn’t foolproof, but it was a plan.

His fiancée, Bella, barely crossed his mind at this point. As far as David was concerned, business came first. Bella would be there when everything was back to normal. She was just another prize to claim later. He had no idea that Bella’s voluptuous body already belonged to someone else-Wang Jian. And soon, the rest of his life would belong to him as well.

Frustrated but determined, David booked a flight back to California to take personal control of the situation. Langston Industries couldn’t afford another week of slipping numbers.

Back at the penthouse, Wang Jian was already two steps ahead. With Sarah and Charlotte firmly under his control, both financially and physically, he was ready to make his next move. He had enjoyed watching their companies nearly surpass David’s, but now, it was time to crush him completely. Wang Jian knew that simply competing wasn’t enough-he wanted to watch David’s empire crumble beneath him. And to do that, he needed to be where the action was. California.

With a new plan in mind, Wang Jian gathered his women together-Sarah, Charlotte, Jessica, Emma, and of course, Bella. He stood before them with that same commanding presence that they’d all come to submit to. The time had come for a relocation.

“We’re going to California,” he announced. “Sarah, Charlotte-bring your kids along, but leave your husbands behind. You’ve outgrown them.”

Sarah and Charlotte exchanged glances. They were both tired of their unfulfilling marriages, but this was still a major decision. Still, neither of them hesitated for long. Wang Jian had given them no reason to doubt him. And so, with a mix of excitement and nervousness, they agreed.

Charlotte’s fight with her husband that evening was explosive. He had always known their marriage wasn’t perfect, but he wasn’t expecting her to up and leave so suddenly, taking their son with her. “You’re not thinking straight!” he yelled, trying to reason with her.

“I’m done thinking,” Charlotte shot back, her voice cold and determined. “Our son is coming with me, and you… well, you’re staying here.”

The tension in the house was unbearable, but Charlotte didn’t care anymore. She packed up quickly, collected her son, and walked out of the house without looking back.

Sarah’s confrontation with her husband was equally heated. “You can’t just leave! What about our daughter?” he demanded.

“Our daughter is coming with me,” Sarah replied firmly. “I’ve made my decision. This is for the best.” And with that, she too packed her things and left, her daughter in tow, ready for the next chapter of their lives under Wang Jian’s command.

Meanwhile, Wang Jian was busy convincing his two younger girlfriends, Jessica and Emma, to drop everything and join him. “You don’t need school anymore,” he told them with a confident smile. “You’ll never have to worry about money again as long as you’re with me. All you need to focus on is keeping me happy-using those sexy bodies of yours.”

Jessica and Emma exchanged smirks, more than happy to oblige. School felt like a waste of time compared to the lavish life Wang Jian was promising them.

As for Bella, Wang Jian had an even more direct proposition. “Quit your job. Resign from teaching. From now on, you’re mine. Your job is to please me, to wear those sexy outfits I like, and to be ready for me whenever I need you.”

Bella, already deeply entangled in his web of seduction, nodded without hesitation. She was more than willing to give up her career for Wang Jian’s affection.

The journey to California was smooth, with Wang Jian accompanying Charlotte, Charlotte’s

son, Sarah, and Sarah’s daughter on the flight. Bella traveled separately, as did Jessica and Emma, who flew together. Once they landed, Wang Jian spared no expense. Using Charlotte’s money, he booked four luxurious suites in a high-end hotel.

Bella had her own suite on the first floor, while Jessica and Emma shared a suite on the second.

On the third floor, Charlotte, her son, Sarah, and her daughter were given a spacious suite, and finally, Wang Jian took the top floor suite for himself. Of course, he wasn’t planning to spend much time there—his nights were far more entertaining in the other suites, where he could enjoy the company of his women in whatever way he pleased.

And so, Wang Jian settled into California, ready to bring Langston Industries crashing down.

With his women by his side and his plan in motion, it was only a matter of time before David Langston would be nothing more than a memory.