Billy Bennett Deadly Class Novels & Stories

Because what happened back then was more complicated than it seemed. Morgan wasn't capable enough to target Jayson so precisely. At the time, Shane, the Larkin family's eldest son, was actually his first target. It happened to be during Jeffrey's birthday party before he passed, where the entire hotel was booked to host the guests. Back then, Morgan had tricked her into going to Room 6609. Ariel later found out that Room 6609 was actually Shane's suite. She didn't know exactly what had happened at the time, but when she woke up, she was in Room 6606 with Jayson.

I darted forward, sword pointing forward, and thrusted the sharp weapon through the warrior’s back. Keller swung at the man before him, giving him a bloody slash across the neck. His head arched backwards as his body fell to his knees. Keller turned back swinging, and I ducked. “Teresa!” He gasped. “I almost killed you.” “I understand,” I said with hurried breaths. “There is trouble.” “What are you talking about?” “Bennett.” As soon as I mentioned Bennett’s name, Keller stiffened. He knew what I was talking about.

“It ain’t you, but we’ll swear up and down that it is. You made us do it. Your baby girl enticed us. You were cold. She was young and her body was hot. It’s how we get things done, you understand. How we live with ourselves. Because if you or she didn’t drive us to it, then what does it mean? It means we’re monsters. It means we’re sick, dirty old men who prey on lovely young girls. And nobody wants to be that. Nobody. I don’t care how rotten you are, what you’ve done. Nobody wants to be that low.” This time he put his hand against the glass. She didn’t raise hers to his, and he nodded to her. “I’ll tell you everything I know. How I felt about her. How this guy maybe felt about her. Everythi

They must get the latest news. Conley chuckled and said, “It’s really interesting! Bennet the lad doesn’t have other abilities, but he is quite good at kicking someone when he is down. It seems like Scott’s Remembrance Cultural Arts Entertainment can’t hold on anymore. If he gives another kick this time, this is going to speed up Scott’s Remembrance Cultural Arts Entertainment to be destroyed.” Ryan remained silent. He silently stared at Bennet on the live broadcasting, and he felt anxious. What did he want to do?

The teacher entered the class with another announcement, “Good morning class! It is sadly reported that one of the students of this school has been found dead this morning. You are all asked to attend her funeral this evening. May she rest in peace.” “What about Billy? Has anyone seen him?” William asked the teacher. “He’s still missing. The police are still working on his case.” Tears rolled down Dara’s cheeks. There was no one she could talk to. She didn’t even know what she was. Charles held her hand and uttered, “Don’t worry. Everything will be alright.”

Raccoons don't have enough strength to knock over an antique wooden table. Do they? No. Not a raccoon, but a Benny. A Benny who let me leave his hotel room tonight. A Benny who told me he believed I didn't have his stupid diamonds in my house. Because he knew. "What's going on back here?" a deep voice asks from the shadows. Katy and I both scream. I bolt toward the other side of the porch ready to scale the railing and run when Bennett steps out of the shadows. "Bennett! You ass. Don't sneak up on people," Katy yells at him, her hands on her knees as she gains control of her breathing. "We've had a rough fucking night."

Gia finished. Alana crossed her arms, thoughtful. “What about Benny?” “He gets a different version,” I said. “More critical. We give him word that the deal isn’t just cash—it’s weapons. High profile, too dangerous to talk about openly. We see who tries to move early.” Alana’s gaze burned into mine. “If it’s him… you kill him.” There was no hesitation. “I will.” She nodded once, but I didn’t miss the way her jaw clenched.

The familiar announcement rang out. Benny shot up from the couch, his eyes wide in disbelief. "Damn it!" He swung his Zen staff and lunged forward, but before he could take a step, Wendy spun in the air, landing lightly and bringing her axe down on him. It was over in an instant—he was down. He was dead! He actually died! Benny couldn't believe it. The sudden turn of events caught Stanley's attention, and he looked over at Benny with a raised eyebrow.

Her sharp green eyes studied me the second I slid into the seat across from her. “You look like you haven’t slept in a week,” she said. “I haven’t really.” “Figured.” She sipped her espresso, then leaned forward. “You going to tell me what the hell happened? Because from what I’ve pieced together, there was a shootout in Ray’s penthouse, Benita is dead, and Moreau has disappeared off the face of the earth.” I blew out a breath. “Moreau’s dead. Ray shot him. Benita was trying to kill me.”

She lay there until she was sure that the person was gone. Immediately she noticed that he was outta sight, she came out from the bed with cautious steps and went outside to peep, to see what was going on. Lots of dead bodies lay on the floor, people were murdered in cold blood that brought shivers down her spine. She couldn't believe that Beta Derek was so wicked that he didn't care about shedding innocent people's blood just for the throne. I couldn't believe how much my father trusted and respected him and yet he turned out to be our worst nightmare.