Best Susan Mallery Series の小説・ストーリー

Sue sat on Mal’s other side. Mal rolled her eyes. “It was seriously one date with Brady, and the girls were there, too. They had their own guys, but none of us were alone. We’ve learned from your mistakes.” “Pfft. We didn’t make mistakes,” Sue said. “Well, at least I didn’t.” “I have dirt on you, Susan,” I pointed at her. “Don’t make me air your dirty laundry.” She backed off, but Mal got curious. “What do you mean?”

It's cold, and my thin jacket doesn't do much against the autumn night. It's crazy to think that, less than twelve hours ago, I was actually feeling like a normal teenager. I was on a date, enjoying myself for the first time in weeks. And then the whole world flipped upside down. First with Heather and Alice. And then with the Silver Hunters. Thinking about Heather and Alice still makes me sick. I genuinely thought Alice was my friend. She showed me kindness, took me under her wing when I came to Hawthorn. And then she stabbed me in the back.

“They won’t try anything stupid when the risk of being caught is this high. It’s neutral ground.” Avyanna didn’t respond. She glanced at the library doors, mentally noting the exits, the security cameras, and the positions of anyone nearby. Old habits kicked in—the ones she wished she’d forgotten how to use. A few minutes later, two men entered. Well-dressed, clean-cut, but their eyes gave them away. Too alert, too careful. One of them carried a book under his arm, but his attention was nowhere near the shelves. Ruth stood smoothly, as if stretching. “That’s them. Follow my lead.”

About half-way to Bucksnort, on an unoccupied stretch of I-40, Mary Sue pushes the two buttons on her key chain—aside from a slight whirring indicating the changing of the license plates, within the car there is no indication of the change of cosmetic appearance—I have to glance out the window to confirm that the car has indeed changed color again. When we at last arrive in the tiny town of Bucksnort, we decide to grab some lunch before starting our surveillance. We find a tiny diner right in the center of town—it’s the kind of diner which looks like if this were a slasher movie, you all in the audience would be screaming at us not to enter because we’ll probably end up being the next items

She said mentally, she touched her hand. "What are you thinking?" "Nothing, come on, let me get you what to eat." ******* Sharon and Susan just got back to the country, the two had disappeared right after Mandy's supposed burial, as usual Sharon couldn't help but flaunt her body, the young lady looked more beautiful than before. "Mary! You should prepare some hot bath for me." Sharon yelled as soon as she entered the Mansion, Susan wasn't paying attention to Sharon and her tantrum, she was busy talking on the phone, and her face just got sour.

Susan spoke quickly like she had it memorized. It was the perfect frame-up. Everyone's eyes changed, even Calvin seemed to waver. Susan saw this and continued, "Yesterday… Yesterday, I overheard her on the phone, saying… she was going to sell the family's money laundering network to the FBI..." My stepmother was furious. "She'd better not let me find her, or I'll make her regret being alive!" A series of dangerous statements silenced everyone, including me. Barry just patted Susan's shoulder. "You're not fully recovered yet. Don't get too worked up."

A single streetlamp flickered near the path to the lake, and I kept my eyes fixed straight ahead, refusing to look at the water. I walked faster. My list was growing. Ashley Bright, my too-friendly roommate with the cigarette scar and the easy questions. Professor Vance, Madden Lighter, the dark-haired girl eating a banana alone, who had once been Alice's friend and then wasn't. And Helena Vance, the professor's daughter, with her perfect smile and her cold eyes and her warning wrapped in sympathy. Five names. Five suspects. And somewhere in the shadows, at least one killer. My chest ached,a deep, hollow throb, I was tired of bearing.

Sarah Lucy was the Miller family's housekeeper, and to be so evil to the mistress of the house, it sent a chill down Fiona’s back. After things were over, she wanted Sarah to take the money and go far away, but Susan disagreed, saying that she could still be of use if they kept her there. Now, it seemed that Susan was right.

Jay yells angrily. "It's the truth though, I don't know why there's so much delay in this investigation of a thing. it's two days already that Anna has gone missing and now Julia is also missing. Who knows who's gonna be next among us! This is all like a horror movie!" Nicole said and everyone stared at her in silence. Alice discharged Peter and his men and the new squad she has arranged took their position in the hospital. Instead of three police men, six were guarding inside the hospital while three were guarding outside the hospital. She walks up to Kylie and the rest of her group.

Susan appeared before a warehouse with lots of similarly built warehouses around it, she walked up to the one before her, the doors opened to reveal a thousand ladies, all in red gowns, their red hair distinctly brighter like the colour of blood, all seated on the cemented floor. The warehouse was filled with indistinct chatterings which stopped as all eyes moved to the entrance to rest on Susan, sudden dread filled their hearts, they all took to their feet, ready to defend themselves, Susan smiled. "That's very noble of you," Susan said. "I could easily take you all down in a second, but sadly, today is not that day, even though I do wish to kill you. However, I do have one interest. Where