Villain: Manipulating the Heroines into hating the Protagonist

Wang Jian and his girlfriends arrived at the abandoned safehouse, nestled deep within the outskirts of a small town, far from the prying eyes of Leon’s influence. The building was an old, run-down place, but it still had the strong bones of a once-robust hideout used by the Blood Hunters Spanish Gang, a group Wang Jian had been involved with many years ago. The gang had long since abandoned this place, and now it was the perfect refuge for Wang Jian and his allies.

The safehouse had a rough, unpolished look. There were still traces of the gang’s presence here-graffiti on the walls, empty bottles in the corners, and even an old pool table in the main room. But for Wang Jian, this place was more than enough. It was quiet, secluded, and— most importantly-off the grid.

As they settled in, Wang Jian gathered everyone in the main room to discuss the next steps. The atmosphere was a mix of tension and exhaustion, but Wang Jian’s mind was already working on a plan.

“We’re safe for now,” he said, pacing the room as Charlotte, Sarah, Bella, Jessica, and Emma listened intently. “But Leon isn’t going to stop. We need to hit back, and we need to do it smart.”

Charlotte crossed her arms, leaning against the old pool table. “You’ve been talking about hitting back for days now, Wang. But how? Leon’s too powerful. He’s got the government, the police… hell, he’s probably got his hooks in everyone we could turn to for help.”

Wang Jian nodded. “I know, and that’s why we can’t fight him head-on. Not yet. We’re going to have to build something up first-something that can take the fight to him on a level he won’t see coming.”

Sarah, who had been sitting on a couch in the corner, raised an eyebrow. “What do you mean? What’s the plan?”

“We need to create a new company,” Wang Jian explained, his tone calm but determined. “Not in our names. Leon will be watching for anything tied to us. No, we’ll put it under the names of Bella, Jessica, and Emma. They’re not directly associated with our businesses, so it’ll be easier to fly under the radar.”

Jessica tilted her head, looking intrigued. “A new company? What kind of company?”

Wang Jian smiled, knowing the idea was risky but essential. “A tech company. Something that Leon wouldn’t expect. We’ll focus on software development, maybe something in cybersecurity or AI. The market is booming for that kind of stuff, and we’ve got the resources to make it happen.”

Bella, lounging casually with her legs crossed, gave him a teasing smirk. “You always know how to make things exciting, don’t you?”

Wang Jian chuckled. “It’s not just about excitement, Bella. We need something that’ll grow fast, something that will give us the leverage we need when the time comes to strike back at Leon.”

Charlotte looked skeptical but trusted Wang Jian’s instincts. “And how do you plan to fund this? Leon has already locked down a lot of our assets.”

Wang Jian glanced at the bags of cash they’d brought with them. “We still have plenty of cash from what we withdrew. It won’t last forever, but it’s enough to get things rolling.”

Emma, who had been quiet, finally spoke up. “If this is going to work, we need to make sure Leon never finds out that we’re behind it. He’ll crush us if he does.”

“Exactly,” Wang Jian said, nodding in agreement. “We keep this separate from everything else. The company will be under your names, but I’ll handle most of the behind-the-scenes work. We’ll hire people, expand slowly but steadily, and when the time is right, we’ll make our move.”

Over the next few weeks, Wang Jian began putting his plan into action. He worked tirelessly with Bella, Jessica, and Emma to establish their new company, starting with a small team of developers and a modest office space rented under a false name. The three women quickly adapted to their new roles, using their charm and business acumen to help attract investors and secure early contracts.

In the evenings, when they weren’t working on the company, Wang Jian and his girlfriends would retreat to the safehouse, where they spent their nights in passion and intimacy. The tension of their dangerous situation didn’t stop Wang Jian from indulging in the pleasures of his relationships with his voluptuous girlfriends. Whether it was in the worn-out bedroom of the safehouse or in the anonymity of a hotel suite, they found ways to keep their bond strong.

“Feels like we’re living two lives,” Bella said one night, lying next to Wang Jian after one of their heated encounters. “One where we’re building a company, and another where we’re hiding from the world.”

Wang Jian smirked, brushing a hand through her hair. “That’s the way it has to be for now. We’ll come out on top, but we need to stay smart.”

Jessica, lying on the other side of Wang Jian, propped herself up on her elbow. “And when we do take Leon down… what then?”

Wang Jian’s eyes gleamed in the dim light. “Then we’ll have more power than ever. Leon won’t know what hit him.”

Months passed, and the new company began to grow steadily. With the market for tech and cybersecurity solutions booming, Bella, Jessica, and Emma found themselves handling more business than they had expected. They used their connections and charm to bring in high- profile clients, and soon enough, the company was on the verge of becoming a major player in the industry.

During this time, Wang Jian kept a low profile, guiding the company from the shadows while continuing to plan his eventual counterattack against Leon. He stayed in close contact with Charlotte and Sarah, who were keeping their own companies afloat despite Leon’s best efforts to undermine them. The tension was still there, but Wang Jian’s careful planning gave them

hope.

One night, as they all sat around the dinner table in the safehouse, Wang Jian finally brought

up the next phase of his plan.

“We’re ready to move,” he said, his voice steady.

Charlotte raised an eyebrow. “Already? The company’s still in its early stages.”

“That’s the point,” Wang Jian explained. “Leon won’t see it coming. He thinks we’re still licking our wounds, but we’ve been quietly building something that’s going to catch him off guard. The company’s just a front-what we’ve really been doing is setting up the infrastructure we’ll need to hit him where it hurts.”

Sarah leaned forward, intrigued. “How exactly do we plan to hit him?”

Wang Jian smirked. “We’ve been working on a piece of software that’s going to disrupt some

of Leon’s key markets. He’s invested heavily in a few industries-tech being one of them- and we’re going to introduce a product that’ll knock his competitors out of the game. Once his companies start bleeding money, we’ll be in a position to move in and buy up some of his

assets.”

Jessica grinned, clearly impressed. “You really have thought of everything.”

Wang Jian leaned back in his chair, looking satisfied. “I told you from the start: this isn’t just about survival. It’s about winning. Leon doesn’t know it yet, but we’ve already set the trap. He’s going to walk right into it.”

As the months rolled on, Wang Jian’s plan began to unfold. The new company, fronted by Bella, Jessica, and Emma, quietly launched a groundbreaking software product that disrupted several of Leon’s key investments. As expected, Leon didn’t realize the connection between the new company and Wang Jian, and he began to lose market share in several industries.

But even as their plan began to take effect, Wang Jian and his girlfriends remained vigilant. Leon was a billionaire, after all, and they knew he wouldn’t go down without a fight. The safehouse remained their sanctuary, and while their nights were filled with passion, their days were focused on the careful execution of their plan.

Wang Jian’s determination only grew stronger with each passing day. He knew that victory wasn’t just about defeating Leon-it was about building something greater, something that would ensure he and his girlfriends would never have to run again.

“Soon,” Wang Jian whispered one night as he lay in bed with Charlotte beside him. “Soon,

Leon will regret ever crossing us.”

And with that, they continued their work, knowing that the ultimate showdown with Leon Devereux was fast approaching.