Better Call Saul Novels & Stories

I said, Saul and I finished having breakfast, he gave me my clothes which I wore and then drove me back to the Condo, I missed Max so much and couldn't wait to see him, On our drive home, I finally got into my purse to check on my phone, I was surprised to find 20 missed called from Sofia and Ten from Rose, I turned to Saul "Do you have your phone with you?" I asked "No" that explained why both his mom and sister where calling me like that, For a second, I got worried and thought something might have happened to Max so I called Rose first "What is it?" Saul asked "Bunch of missed calls from your mom and sister probably wondering why you followed me to a bar and took me to your penthouse inst

I guessed that he was calling to urge me to apologize to Doris in the group chat again. I did not want to answer the call, but the phone rang over and over, as Luke called me over seven times. I was still in the pack cleaning up work, so he called the phone there and the phone was brought to me. "Alpha Luke’s on the line. Seems urgent," the guard said, handing me the phone. I took in a deep breath and reluctantly answered the call. "What is it?" I asked coldly. The moment I picked up the call, Luke's angry voice scolded me over the phone. Someone would have thought I was a servant taking orders.

“Rooftop dish, line-of-sight from the tail. Give me three seconds of quiet.” Jack rose, drew, and put three rounds through the dish’s spine where the cable met the plate. It sparked, twitched. The air felt different—pressure lifting before a storm. “Comms live,” Pauly said. “Calling Hayes. Calling Gale.” “Driver’s about to ram,” Bruno warned. “He’s got that ‘I hate my job’ look.” “Pop his tyres.” “On it.” Bruno crouched behind the bullbar, stitched the utility’s front rubber. The truck squatted with a wounded-animal sound.

“Soulless assassins. Faster than the Starved Ones, smarter, and ten times harder to kill.” Sarai’s breath hitched. “How many?” Aunt Dee didn’t blink. “Dozens.” Malik cursed under his breath. “We need to move now.” But the baby spoke again inside Sarai’s mind: —Run where? The gates crumble. The shadows bend. He comes. Sarai gasped, clutching her stomach as heat flared beneath her palms. Malik grabbed her shoulders. “Sarai—what’s wrong?” She looked up at him, eyes wide, glowing faintly gold. “He’s talking again.”

Zero said and held a hand. Sasha seemed to have trust issues and kept her hands to herself. She only gave Zero an eye. "Don't be scared, I don't bite," Zero gave out a joke and they both laughed. However it was not enough reason to talk with each other considering that they were both strangers. "I'll be going miss, be careful and keep safe," Zero said his goodbye and walked away. Sasha was very upset that the sweet cool guy was actually leaving her after the good talk. However, it was also time for her to say her goodbye.

Neo warned, his voice loaded with rage. "Really, this is dinner.?" Z laughed, making me smile somewhat. "Remember, you made a deal to give up all that folly about being together. I've ensured your rise in the pack. Now, it's time for you to fulfil your part and Cut. Sky. off." My heart stopped. The cold, calculated words stung, each syllable slicing through me like a blade. I waited, holding my breath, for Z's response. I might not be able to see them, but I could visualise their faces; I knew them well enough. Neo would be smug, while Z would be utterly unbothered.

Saul rubbed his temples and replied lazily, "It's my wedding night. Where do you think I am?" His voice was husky from the night before. Instantly, Cassius's voice spiked. "Saul! This isn't funny! Get your ass out of there!" "I'm on a yacht heading to the private island. I'm about to lose signal." Woken up by the noise, I groaned, "So loud." Dead silence on the other end. Then, a slight tremble. "Is that Caitlin?" "She's with you? You slept with her?!" Before Saul could answer, the call dropped.

Before he could reply his end came. “Damn it!” Saul was more than dejected. When he thought he had no hope to reach the mastermind of this ceasefire, he saw the phone vibrating in the dead man’s pocket. He picked the call. “Hey Kalian, did you already kill Saul Campbell and Lawrence Brown?” “My father-in-law and I are safe. Your time starts now. Finish your last minute tasks on earth before I come to have your head for my meal.” Saul spoke but before his voice could reach the recipient a strong hand obstructed from behind and the phone got disconnected.

He fetched Saul's phone from the table next to him and handed it to him. “Don’t regret it!” Saul shuddered and took the phone. With this last glimmer of hope, he called the foreign boss involved in smuggling. Beep, beep. The phone rang for a while before the call finally got through. “Hello, Mr. Richard, I’m Saul Seed. I’m now—” “F*ck you, Saul! What the hell did you do? Why is our base destroyed? I’m going to kill you!”

Their gaze settled directly on Harper and me. The way Leopold smiled at me felt strangely familiar. Something stirred in my memory. ‘Have we met them before?’ I wondered. When they saw Murray and Craig standing beside Harper and me, their gaze darkened. Just as I was about to explain the situation to Leopold, Murray’s phone suddenly rang. He and Craig hurried out, muttering that they needed to pick someone up. Feeling uneasy, I glanced at Leopold, who responded with a faint smile. He then walked to my side.