“What else did they tell you?” She hissed, as she gripped his now flaccid sensitive member tightly causing him to scream in pain. “They said that they were going to sell you to some man. I don’t know his name. It was odd.” He groaned. “Lucifer?” She asked. “That’s it! Now please let me go! I’ve told you everything that I know!” He wailed. “Why should I?” She asked, tilting her head to the side. “What?” He asked, looking down at her fearfully. “You were going to kill the people protecting us, kidnap us, and let someone sell us. That alone is enough of

Margo watched the hotel as Bernard and his men came and went. They hadn’t really done anything suspicious as they moved about but she wasn’t stupid enough to believe what laid out in the open plain for all to see. She knew that was just a simple misdirection. It had many people fooled, even her at one time had believed the grandeur and the lies. Her eyes had been forcibly opened due to her circumstances. Margo watched as the last of the men walked out of the hotel before she made her move. She climbed out of her car and made her way to it’s revolving doors. She walked inside and made her way to the elevators. The opulence of the elevator made her stomach turn. It reminded her of the few times that she had been inside Bernard’s mansion. The display of greed was as sickening to her then as it is now. She rolled her eyes at the golden trim and elegant carpet. Even the buttons wer

The Island was shrouded in darkness as Bernard stood among the palm trees as the wind blew in from the ocean. The darkness seemed to echo his thoughts as his mind took him down memory lane. The times that he had brutally killed someone for crossing him in even the slightest way. The times that he had killed entire families and raped their mothers and daughters just to humiliate them and break down the men in their families. He had even killed children and babies with no more thought that it would take to swat a fly. That’s how he had always lived his life. He didn’t regret a single moment of it even as he had stood there basking in the way the blood had flowed from their bodies and the light had left their eyes. He was a cold and cruel man and he knew it. He was bred from the same stock as his father. Like himself his father had been someone many people had considered evil. Bernard took a

“Bernard set up an uplink to the darkweb.” Margo said, cluing him in on what had happened. “Really?” Kane asked as they rounded the corner to Dex’s office.“Yes.” Maribell said, moving her round belly to avoid the corner of Dex’s desk. “Here, sit down.” Dex said, relinquishing his chair.“Thank you.” Maribell said, sitting  down. Dex worked around her as he typed on the keyboard. They watched as a window popped up on the screen and began to load. To everyone’s surprise the contents on the screen changed  to a multi screen view. They stood in disgusted shock at what was taking place on the monitors. 

“Bernard!” Abigail yelled, barging into his office. “What the hell do you think you’re doing?” He demanded as he stood up from  his desk. “We have a monumental problem!” She yelled, slamming the door. “Why are you at my office!” He yelled. “We don’t have time for this! Have you seen the posts online?” She demanded, slamming a  stack of newspapers down on his desk. “It’s fucking everywhere!” “What is this?” He asked as he looked at the headline of the first newspaper.“You’re fucking song bird that’s what!” She raged.