She followed her brother and found out about the organisation I ran, about how she should probably have been the leader, and she came to my office.
"You've taken too much from me but I will train and I will take it all back." I wanted to tell them I would give it to her, but I knew I wouldn't. I had too much to lose, my life was on the line. Her father found out but he did nothing (pushing my 'men suck' point forth) and he let her train. She had been blessed with his stupid, perfect genes along with her mother's also perfect genes, so she managed to be pretty OP. She quickly gained momentum and almost became as strong as I had in a very small amount of time.
It was scary, honestly, but I decided not to do anything. Instead, I decided the best way to stop her was through her dearest brother. However, I didn't notice that the more time I spent with him, the more I fell for him. It wasn't the gooey infatuation you'd think I'd have because society drives sexism into us all, it was a slow-growing love. It wasn't one-sided either, at least it didn't feel one-sided even after we got married. I really thought he loved me, how stupid is that? I didn't even make any of the first moves other than asking him to go to dinner with me. He didn't even know I liked him, no one did, yet he asked me, blushing in the deepest crimson if I would love him as he loved me.
I shouldn't have trusted the siblings, however, it seemed like a dream. I finally had a little sister who noticed me and perhaps even loved me. I will say, because of the specifications of my job, I couldn't be a good person. I had to do things for people even if I didn't want to, however, after a while, I didn't care as much. She… she never did any of the bad things I did even though we were in the same organisation. I made sure of it. I gave her easy jobs that were legal to the point of insanity, and even after I died she probably made the organisation a legal government institution but secret. I couldn't do that because of how many enemies I had in the government, she, on the other hand, had none. No one knew of the organization, thus the leader was the only known figure, and she was beloved by the politicians who had practically raised her. They weren't our servants, no they were the people that formed her social circle. They also formed mine, however, they knew of the deeds I had done because they had tracked my movements enough.
Needless to say, her slate was clean. I was in a loving relationship with her brother, and that was when they struck. In the second trimester of my pregnancy, they finally had enough to capture the witch. The villainess who had terrorised the world, who had control over the movements of everyone in the organization, who had been undefeatable. I was defeated because I wanted to protect my child, love truly had made me weak. I don't regret any of my actions because I would protect my child every step of the way even if I had to do it a million times over. The undefeatable could be defeated when they're quite pregnant, however, I can't believe they would let their blood relative die. I thought they'd at least let the baby survive.
Anyways, so he was actually the one who got his hands dirty. He wasn't perfect like his sister, so it made sense that he did. However, the revenge was only burning in her eyes. I remember seeing him creep closer to my chained up body, I remember asking him why he'd done it, however, he had to look away. What else would he do? Laugh and tell me the whole plot? They both already knew that I knew exactly how they'd done it. They succeeded because I trusted them, how stupid is that?
Also, just an update, no one blamed their dad. How dumb is that? He was responsible for most of it yet I was murdered by my husband for being adopted? Was I a little mean sometimes? Yes, but that doesn't equate to them murdering me! Stupid men, they always ruin everything!. Well, I wish I had never fallen for him. I wish I had never trusted them. I bet when it's told from her POV, I'm a terrible human. The final boss. Even in my story, I'm the villainess. I took away her daddy, her career, and I married her brother. How stupid was that?
Well, here I am, wallowing in my stupidity. Dead. She's pitiful, but I think I am too. Even if she succeeded, even if I wasn't always upfront with my love, I don't think I should have been the villainess. I think I deserve more, just in general, I wish I didn't have so much blood on my hands.
Oh yeah, so as you can probably tell, the organisation is like assassination central and I was the best. Even the little princess couldn't beat me until I was hella pregnant. To climb up, you need more than talent, you need to have power. The best way to gain power is by doing S level kills for politicians, gaining their favour and then using that favour to get a boost. There's a bar that records how many S, SS, SSS and S5 level kills you do and the leader is decided partially from that. After that, you fight all those that want to take your spot until they're knocked out for at least ten seconds, like a boxing match but you can do whatever you want as long as they don't die. Why do we want to keep them alive? Because we don't want to lose our best people. Assassins are hard to create.