Bad Reputation By Naleyar の小説・ストーリー

The principal said. "Who's he?" "Owner of Exxand. The largest communications company. Reportedly, he built his own company to the size it is today. His IT skills are no joke." The headmaster told me excitedly. "Where are they? Where is the kidnapper? How dare he take my son!" I screamed. It doesn't matter if it has to be public consumption. The important thing is my son is back safe and happy. "Patience Mrs., sorry, I mean miss. But judging by the video, Adam is fine. There's nothing for you to worry about."

I can never forgot how he lied to me and that is for months. ... "Sorry to ask, I am just new to the officials and I don't really have any idea about this kingdom and the close kingdoms here but I heard about this Kyro Hale. The one from the Blue Blood Pack if I am not mistaken." I said. She had a pressed lips with slight frown when she heard me mention Kyro Hale. With Martha, narrowing her eyes with a little lhead tilt, I concluded that Kyro have a bad reputation here. "Kyro is one of the most undisciplined Alpha ever existed."

“What did he mean when he said I didn’t know?” I tensed up but didn’t answer her. Instead, I just drove. I couldn’t tell her anything about those people without giving myself away. I was pretty sure she was already suspicious of me. I heard her take a deep breath and saw her turn towards me out of the corner of my eye. “Nathaniel, are you going to answer me? What was that guy talking about?” “That guy is a menace to society. He’s a bad guy who’s big into crime. So just stay away from him.”

As days went by I realized he was not even close to being a good person. He was only looking out for himself and he even managed to get two friends on the team who were now practically just equipment for all his errands and things he did not feel kike doing himself. I tried to help them out by telling them the truth, but they were not willing to listen at all so I gave up. They believed Nathaniel was a good person, but was only a little lost since he just moved here from Canada. A bunch of ullshit if you ask me. But not long ago, he slipped when we were speaking about his parents.

The great Dragon observed with aching helplessness as Neyalha grew more and more irrational. Finally, though Gheyaral counseled her often to be patient, Neyalha decided to act upon her dark feelings of disappointment and betrayal. On a dark and terrifying day in the history of the inhabitants of Edon, Neyalha decided to intervene. In her distorted wrath she vowed to end the life she had seeded there. Her enormous, dark form blotted out the sun as she swooped down toward the surface. Her hot, flaming breath incinerated huge swaths of land and hundreds of people at a time. Cities were charred, farmlands reduced to ash. Gheyaral tried to reason with her, but she turned her fire on him as well,

Neil said into his necklace. On the other side of the world, Nigel watched everything unfold through the surveillance camera. He could not help but feel a twinge of sadness upon seeing his mother’s misery and the defeated look on Neil’s face. “It’s not your fault, nor is it Mommy’s. All this happened because of that scumbag.” “You’re right!” Neil bit his lip. “You’re right, Nigel. That man is a scumbag. He is and will always be a scumbag to me!”

I deadpanned. Clapping to get our attention, our heads snapped to the coach. "Bad news for us, Tyler isn't returning, not for at least three months." We all let out a groan of frustration. Tyler was our top defenseman on the ice; he had gotten into a bike accident two days back. Tyler did illegal bike riding for extra funds, and it had led to him being hospitalized. "What are we going to do, Coach? We are short on a player, and Aiden's skills aren't good enough to play the games," Liam Black, aka L-Train, the left wing, asked. Grey eyes and black curly hair, he was the ladies' favorite.

"I knew it, I knew that's why you came sniffing around my daughter." "No asshole you're wrong, I didn't know shit about it until after I was here the last time. When I went back I did some research, I made it a mission to dig up every speck of dirt on you and I found plenty. Good luck getting out of that hole you dug yourself with that shoddy oil deal you fuck." He stepped back and looked around to see if anyone else was listening in. "You can't...it'll ruin me."

"He said I was uptight and couldn't get with the program, whatever that meant. He was a professional football player." Stefan could hear the hurt in Alana's voice even though she obviously tried to hide it. "Well, there you go. Cheerleaders, road trips, potential for mischief." Her expressive eyes blazed like embers. "And that's a good reason to propose to me, then betray me?" "No, it's not. There's no reason for that at all. But it wasn't your fault. The fault was in his character." "Neither of them loved me enough not to stray, Stefan. That's a mistake I won't make again."

"He is Kaelum, the greatest weapon designer in the underground mafia. He built an entire black-market supply line right under our noses. Do you still think he is a nobody?" "But he is hideous!" Raylan protests, his voice rising in panic. "You are asking me to share my bed with a dirty, plain-faced rogue every single night! Have you thought about my feelings?" "Your feelings are worthless to this pack," Lenard says coldly. "If you want the crown, you take the mate I choose for you."