Agent A Chapter 2 Novels & Stories

That brought a light chuckle from Brynn and a smirk from Alpha Theo. Dinner was brought in and distributed to everyone. Tonight’s was roast beef, garlic mashed potatoes, veggies, and some delicious homemade bread. Oh, how I loved our food here. Sadly, none of us really had appetites after that. “How about for now, we focus on what needs to be accomplished now? How can we go about finding the other three Agents?” I asked the class. “We suspect that Agent 2 might be Agent 1’s father because he was the only one who tried to see her. He’s my father’s best friend, but even my father agreed that it’s very possible for it to be him,” Alpha Theo explained.

TAKE ME RUIN ME CHAPTER 27 CHAPTER 27. A WHOLE LOT MORE COMPLICATED ARIA'S POV The realization of the game he is playing strikes me with such force that my entire body begins to tremble. It isn't just a game of power anymore; it’s a siege on my senses, and I am losing territory fast. I bite down hard on my bottom lip, the sharp sting of my teeth helping me find a shred of stubbornness. I reach behind me, my fingers fumbling as I grab his hand, trying to pry his fingers away from the junction of my thighs.

Chapter Eleven "A-Agent 68! " I shouted. I heard her laugh. "I didn't know that you have sense of humor , Agent 44, " she mocked. I rolled my eyes. "I'm not joking. But, you've lost so long. I didn't saw your shadows im quarters and you're just here. What happened? " I asked and sat on the sofa. I sat relaxingly, like I'm a member of their family. Agent 66 glared at me but I ignored it.

Was she angry that her assistant had been able to fix the problem she’d been struggling with for weeks? “I—I just noticed something in the old texts, Aggie,” I stuttered, my cheeks warming. “I didn't mean to overstep, I swear. It just sort of came to me when I looked at the humidity charts—” Before I could finish digging my own grave, Agatha reached across the small clinic table and grabbed my arm. A warm, genuine smile crinkled the corners of her wise eyes.

Agent Chambers' warned with a snarl, leaning over the desk and grabbing the frame out of my hands. "Loosen up, old man. It was a simple compliment. And anyway, if either finds me attractive I wouldn't push them away. Not when they have such impeccable taste," I tongued my cheek to suppress my laugh when the agent's nostrils flared with anger. I was doing what I did best knowing that he didn't know me well enough to call my bluff. "Get the fuck out of my office," Agent Chambers' glowered at me — or more like scowled.

“Don’t let them corner us!” Aurora rolled beneath a fallen log, took cover, and returned fire with precision. Her bullets slammed into the unit’s arm, shattering the plating, but the thing didn’t flinch. It kept coming. Meanwhile, Null stood his ground. The agent approaching him slowed… as if confused. Then it paused. Head tilted. A low frequency buzz filled the air. Null’s expression tightened. He took a step forward. “You hear it, don’t you?” The agent twitched, spasmed.

My heart filled with a sudden burst of fury and I looked around frantically for some sort of equipment that would unlock the chains but there was nothing. I swore and quickly pulled at the chain, as soon as my skin touched the silver a vicious burn made me almost drop it; I gritted my teeth and pulled with the strength that I had, my eyes watered but I kept pulling until the chain gave way and it slid around his hand. I quickly reached around and unwrapped the chains from his body and dropped it on the floor with an audible clang. I breathed deeply, my hands were covered with burns but I was used to pain, training for being an agent at FRIO had taught me to endure. I sighed and braced myself

"If I break your arms, cut off your legs, and turn you into a cripple, do you think Grandpa will still force me to marry you?" "Oh? Is that what you're thinking?" My head suddenly tilted upward at an unnatural angle. My gaze swept lazily across the onlookers before settling on Jessica. I suddenly grinned. "Gorgeous lady." I cocked my head and gently licked my lips. "Why don't you give it a try?" The red glow in my pupils intensified. That was when one of her assistants stumbled down the stairs in a panic. "Ms. Gardner! T-That room is completely sealed with military-grade steel!"

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Wait for it. Agent Wave watched everything from behind me. He walked towards me and offered his hand, “Would you want to become an agent? You can avenge your dad.” And that’s how I ended up in the Cypher Agency. That was a long time ago, but it’s carved in my memory that it plays like a broken tape. If only I knew that that would be the last time I can see him…I would have never left the house and protected dad. I didn’t know how long I stood there, watching the ruins of my house with the memories in my mind when I heard the sound of the leaves cracking. I looked behind me and saw a man in the shadows.