Истории Deviousness

The Xavier’s Academy, also known as the school for the rich, spoiled brats with more issues that Vogue, comprises of the eight people on the top of the social ladder: The Four Devils and the Four Queens who never actually wanted to be popular. Even though no one actually mentions the fact that every one of their lives is intertwined with each other, it is commonly suspected that there are some terrible secrets that are hiding behind all these beautiful cold faces. With the presence of nauseatingly cute couples and cold-blooded bullies in the same messed up school, there are bound to be some outrageous fights.. and of course, old rivalries will resurface. Now, throw in a forgotten one night stand, return of an age-old enemy, a recorded first kiss, a mysterious girl, some few psychotic gangsters, and a handsome guardian angel. Chaotic? No, more like, disastrous. They say that best friends are just like stars. You don't always see them, but you know they're there. So when all the drama fades and the atrocious secrets are revealed, The Four Devils are still going to be together.. after all, friends are forever, aren’t they? So, let’s follow the four coldest and the cruelest boys on their journey to finding out the wonders of falling in love, choosing between their duty and their friendship, and the power of unbreakable bonds. //////// WARNING: This book has mature content, including explicit, suggestive language—in other words, there is going to be cussing, swearing, blaspheming, cursing and lots and lots of bad languages. So, I promise you that if I see any comments or messages complaining about this, I am going to cut off your balls (figuratively and literally speaking). Other than that, I hope that you enjoy reading this as much as I enjoyed writing it!

Q is a young man of little consequence who, after a series of magical incidents, is thrust into the role of a fairytale hero. However, this is not a normal fairytale. This is a fairytale for bad people, people such as you and I who love to revel in the folly of humanity and its brethren, and who turn up our noses at the very notion of heroism. For, though poor Q is indeed our hero, he will soon find himself and his companions to be much less heroic than he should like, and our villains to be much nastier than he can face. Updates on Tuesdays