Black Psychopath Novels & Stories

Ansel shouted, making Regan's face turn pale. "Is that for Angela?" Regan muttered. "Fergus is a reptile; he has always targeted young women and put in a game that gives him great satisfaction. His game was so senseless; he hurt every girl until she was badly injured, then treated her and injured her again, and so on until the girl died. In Britain, he's been branded as a deranged psychopath." "Hah? Why is a psychopath allowed to roam like that?" "Her family is very influential in Britain. Even the ministers were afraid and bowed to him. Especially for the police officers, he also always manages to hide all the evidence and always escapes punishment."

He had seen me cry so much in the past few days, I can't let it happen again. “He is simply psychopathic.” “What did you say?’’

But after Papa, after tonight, I don’t have the strength. His footsteps echo as he approaches, each click of his shoes deliberate. He pulls the gun again, the barrel gleaming as he taps it lightly against my forehead. My jaw tightens. “Oh, you like this, don’t you?” My voice cuts low, sharp. “Me on my knees. You’re sick. Twisted.” His lips curve faintly, not quite a smile. “You think I’m crazy.” “No.” My eyes lock on his, unflinching. “I think you’re a psychopath.”

However from what she understood, this criminal exhibited psychopathic tendencies and thus he wouldn’t understand from her point of view, rather, he would understand it if it benefitted him or not and knowing his preferences, she used them for her escape. He clenched and unclenched his hand, Anissa noticed it. His jaw ticked and in a flash he was on his feet and rounded the table towards Anissa. He clenched the side arms of her chair and bent down until his face was leveled with hers. Her heart accelerated as she stared into those soulless grey depths.

"I don't need to. That person who took care of me, that person who spoke to me. Everything he does is a sign he isn't a psychopath! A psychopath lacks empathy and doesn't feel remorse. They lack conscience and guilt and refuse to take responsibility for their actions. That is no Jax." He's not a psychopath. I wouldn't blame him for turning into one if everyone throughout his life labelled him as one. "So you're saying the doctors his parents paid for were wrong?" Chase laughs. "Let me give you a scenario." I think about it and try to find one that shows that Jax isn't that. "A psychopath is the sort to want something, demand it is given to them. Then, when it's not, they will hurt the person

“So if you’re his girlfriend, I hope you tell him he needs to come see me; he can’t run away from this forever.” "Run away…?" I babbled. What was she talking about? “I see that you don’t know your boyfriend that well, do you, dear?” She said it to me, but it wasn't like she was scolding me. “Peter needs psychologist support; he has antisocial personality disorder and high levels of psychopathy,” the psychologist said. “The fact that he is out there without psychological support and without taking his medication puts everyone around him in danger. You have to try to convince him to return to the appointments; otherwise, he could get lost for good.”

I shut my eyes, moaning at the delicious sensation his fingertips were offering. “Trust me, pet. I have no reason to. I mean, why would I?” he continued gently, making perfect sense. “Why on earth would I take out an entire pack and cover it up like nothing happened? I don't go around killing people for no just cause. I'm not a menace.” “But you're a psychopath. You don't need a reason to do bad things. The world is practically in your fingertips, and you don't care about what is right.”

Resent that he maintained all the power in their relationship? Enough to kill him? Sweet Jesus, could he have been so wrong about her? Heaven knew she had the brains for it, but he struggled to believe he could be so deceived. He knew a black widow when he saw one. Years of profiling had engrained that recognition. His thoughts whirled, his mind scrambling to recall everything he knew about such psychopaths.

Tearing my gaze away from him, I unfold my slip of paper. The correct definition of a psychopath -according to g****e- is a person suffering from chronic mental disorder with abnormal or violent behavior. But I know that our English teacher, Mr. Williams, wouldn't accept that answer. He wants us to define it based on our personal experience. Everyone in the class thinks I have plenty of experience.

He does have a conscience to tell him it is wrong but he ignores it. Where as his father, Dave, is a classic psychopath. He truly sees nothing wrong with his behavior. In his mind he believes that he is in the right, doing what is needed to keep these women in line. He has no conscience to tell him that it is wrong. All he has are his delusions or beliefs, whichever you want to call them, that take over his mind and urge him to do the things that he does.