It was the guy who kissed Diana while he was drunk the other day. Julia was stunned, different thoughts were starting to build up in her head. Maybe he wasn’t really drunk that day, what if he was just using the opportunity to get to Diana. If that was true, it would have been one hell of a move. She also remembered Gonzalez asking her who he was. Now she saw the reason why Gonzalez asked, he seemed to be the hindrance between Gonzalez and Diana. And that was just perfect, she had to make her move on Gonzalez quickly. But unfortunately, he hadn’t been coming to the club since that night. Julia gazed at him with a surprised smile on her face, he was staring at Diana who was busy preparing the Negroni he had ordered. She didn’t really get to observe him that day, it was now she saw how handsome he was. She laughed softly when she saw the blue eyes, it wasn’t a mockery kind of laughter, she was laughing because they both have that in common. A blue eye blondie, a rare kind of man, a

Simon, Diana and Gonzalez all shifted their gaze to Julia, who had just chipped into the conversation without permission. Julia was a little surprised, but she didn’t make a fuss of it. “Why are you all staring at me?” She inquired with a friendly smile on her face. “You just interrupted me, that’s why we’re all staring at you,” Gonzalez answered her, sipping at his Negroni. He was pissed off inside, but showing it would turn the tables. He needed to try and act cool, but still he didn’t want Diana talking to Simon alone. Simon held his glass close to his mouth, staring at Julia. They had both had an awkward moment a few minutes ago, and she seemed to know Gonzalez too, she even called him by his last name. “I just thought I should join the conversation, since there wasn’t any customers except you two; I’m really sorry about that,” Julia apologized, this time she had a placid smile on her face. Diana was glad that Julia interrupted Gonzalez, she couldn’t even think of what he wa

Julia felt Nick’s cold palm around her wrist, she couldn’t bring herself to turnaround and look at him in the eye. She never thought he’d go this far, when he came up to the counter and asked for a drink without even properly exchanging pleasantries with her, she thought he had something troubling his mind. That was the opportunity she wanted to use, but it seemed as if she was wrong. “Let go of the woman mate, what business do you have with her?” Gonzalez grumbled, tapping Nick by the shoulder. Nick looked at his shoulder, then shifted his gaze to the man, glaring at him. He was still holding Julia’s wrist. He controlled the pent up anger that was trying to explode inside of him, he had been through a lot that week and was still very angry that Angelina was struggling to survive. The man who was talking to him was the owner of the club, his guards were everywhere, he wouldn’t stand a chance if a fight broke out. Nick ignored Gonzalez and turned his attention back at Julia, tighte

Simon struggled free from the grip of two hefty men, he stopped his struggle when they showed him the .45 caliber they were both holding, Diana was sitting beside him; she was too frightened to speak. The two hefty men sat on the two extreme ends, with Diana and Simon in the middle, making the back seat very stuffy and tight. Simon glanced around, panting heavily from the struggle, the entire vehicle was dark. All the lights were out, he couldn’t see who was driving but he could see that there was another person occupying the passenger’s seat. The hefty men didn’t look like Freddy’s men, and they weren’t even dressed like Freddy’s men; again it wasn’t Freddy’s doing. Simon was certain that it was the people who had been trying to take his life. But, why would they kidnap Diana alongside with him, he was the only one they needed. He had to find a way to let Diana escape, dealing with another guilt would kill him. Nevertheless, he had to be very careful. “What do you want, I’ll giv

Gonzalez looked at Simon, anger boiling up inside him, the bastard he had cornered a few minutes ago was now putting up a deal with him. He had been too careless and reckless, if he had been careful; the first thing he was supposed to do was look into his victim’s past. Who knows the hell this man had went through, as far as he was concerned, Simon wasn’t just an ordinary civilian. Either he was a cop, a soldier or a secret agent. A normal civilian may carry a lethal weapon but wouldn’t be able to use it like Simon did. With Simon knowing all these, he was cornered already, he had a hunch the type of deal Simon wanted to propose. Just when he had started enjoying the sex with Diana, his chances were obliterated. “Make a deal?” Gonzalez chuckled, trying to manipulate Simon with his confidence. “Don’t push it Gonzalez, we both know you’ve no chances of winning this fight, if you pull the trigger, we both die and the girl goes free. I wouldn’t be more pleased,” Simon explained the si