Six Years of Hate, I Still Love You — Novel

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For six years, Diego and Kianna have been locked in a bitter rivalry fueled by tragedy and betrayal. Their lives have been intertwined in a twisted dance of vengeance, each blaming the other for the scars left behind. But when they cross paths again at a high-stakes event, the air crackles with unresolved tension. Kianna, poised and dazzling, seems to have it all—except for the lingering shadow of Diego, whose mere presence threatens to unravel her carefully crafted facade.

As old wounds reopen, the stakes rise. Kianna’s engagement to the charming Carlos complicates matters, igniting Diego’s simmering resentment. Can they truly escape the past, or are they doomed to repeat their cycle of hatred? With each cutting remark and heated encounter, their unresolved feelings bubble to the surface, leaving both of them questioning the depths of their animosity.

In a world where love and hate blur together, Diego must confront the truth: is it possible to still love someone you’ve spent years trying to destroy? As the lines between passion and revenge begin to blur, both must navigate the treacherous waters of their shared history. Will they find redemption, or will their rivalry lead to further ruin? Step into a tale where love is a battlefield, and the heart holds the fiercest scars.

Six Years of Hate, I Still Love YouChapter 1

I had been locked in a bitter feud with Kianna for six long years.

She was the reason my mother fell from a building, leaving her paralyzed.

In return, I exposed her family’s secrets, shattering their reputation and plunging them into bankruptcy.

Everyone believed we were destined to spend our entire lives destroying each other.

When we met again, Kianna had already made a dazzling comeback. She faced the press with the ease of someone who had rehearsed every answer.

"Back then, didn't our classmates all joke that at eighteen we'd fall in love, at twenty-five we'd get married, and before twenty-eight we'd have kids? Kianna, which step are you at now?"

"Almost engaged," she replied smoothly.

"You're ahead of us all!"

I absently twisted the ring on my finger. In truth, I had already completed all three of those milestones.

——

At that moment, a man walked in through the door. He was Kianna's fiancé.

He was young, bright, and polite. He nodded to everyone in turn before taking his seat beside her.

She didn't spare him a glance. Instead, her eyes locked on me.

And I could feel the probing stares from everyone around us.