Blackass Novel Summary Novels & Stories

"Takahashi is officially naked." Files flooded the screen. Every offshore shell, every bribe, every dirty cent Takahashi ever moved was laid bare. Noah kicked his chair back, the screech echoing like a shot. "We don't just have the blueprint, Boss," Noah panted, looking at Dominic. "We have the deed. Every account, every name on the payroll. Takahashi wanted this city? Fine. Now he can pay us for the privilege of breathing in it." "It’s done. Takahashi is officially dead. He just doesn’t know it yet."

“It felt like I was being played, led into something.” Ashton let out a quiet chuckle, shaking his head. The reaction only made her more confused. “When you first met Alek,” he said, his voice calm, “he didn’t know who you were.” Cassie blinked. “He knew there was an issue with Malakai Group,” Ashton continued, his thumb absentmindedly tracing along her damp cheek, “but he didn’t have the full report. He didn’t know you. Not yet.” Her brows drew together.

His hand rubbed his face furiously, and then he asked, "You said you had a sister. What happened to her?" "I-I don’t know. I ran away when my mom started bleeding and wouldn’t move. I don’t know if she’s alive or not. Neither do I know what happened to my sister," I said with so much shame, but he remained silent. I reached out for his hand, but he took a step away from me again. We were almost three feet apart, and I have never felt so far from anything in my life. I felt inclined to continue when I said, "I had to move here to get the cops off my trail. I survived on the streets for weeks until the day some guys tried to have their way with me. One thing led to another, and before I knew i

“But enough about that. Are you an intern?” “No. I’m his secretary.” Her mouth dropped open in surprise. “Shut up. You’re Xander’s personal secretary? Oh, Yasmine is not going to like this. I am so in.” Her eyes sparkled with mischief. Whatever drama existed between Natasha and Yasmine didn’t concern me. I had my own mission. I needed to get close to Xander—to gain his trust, access confidential information, and hand it all over to my uncle. And when the time was right, I’d watch his empire fall. Then, when Stephen Black finally surfaced from the hole he was hiding in, I’d make sure he faced the justice he escaped. My uncle has tried so hard to locate him but it has been fruitless. No one kn

I rolled, breath gone, vision blurred. Nova had vanished. The remaining Hollow Fang wolf stood over me, blade raised for a killing blow. Then Alex slammed into him from behind—sword through the chest. The Fang dropped. I gasped. He pulled me up, blood pouring from both of us. “They’re retreating,” he said. “She’s running.” I tried to rise. But my legs failed. “She’s not finished,” I whispered. “This wasn’t the end.” “No,” Alex said grimly. “This was her opening move.”

I said softly, “they should not slither where fire waits.” From the darkness, steel hissed free. And from the shadows behind them, Cassian moved. His sword flashed silver, cutting through silence with lethal grace. The first assassin lunged for me, only to be caught mid-step Cassian’s blade drove through his chest, the sound wet and final. The second spun, striking low, but I had already seized the fallen dagger. I caught his wrist, twisting hard. Bone cracked, and his weapon clattered to the floor. I drove my knee into his gut, sending him sprawling.

She nodded in understanding and they chatted for a while longer before Heather had to leave. As Heather drove away from Beverly's mansion, she couldn't help but feel a sense of loneliness. She knew that getting involved in criminal activities was putting herself in danger, but it was the only way she could survive in this ruthless world. She hoped she could find a way out before it was too late. ------ Heather entered her large living room and was shocked to see Mack at first. "Why do you look like you've seen a ghost?" Mack asked, shrugging. He was sitting in the living room watching the news. The news of Alonso's death came on. Mack stood up at once. That was his father's underboss.

“A little help out of here?” Half of me was tempted to take the chip and run off without helping Cass but I was a man of my word. I had Kevin work on the code to Cass’ prison lock. In half a minute, the lock came undone and I threw the heavy door open. Without saying anything, we parted ways with Cass and his freedom, me and my chip that will lead to Kalifa. >>Xxx Destiny Aitsuji xxX<< By the time I got back to the run-down apartment, Khronos was back in his chair. “You’re finally back! I have good news and bad news. Which would you prefer to hear first?”

She scanned the surrounding before whispering, "you see, Leila and I were in charge of cleaning his study yesterday, where we saw his almost lifeless body." Interesting, she had been planning to kill him for three weeks now to no avail, but if he could do so himself then glory be to God. She swayed the thought out of her head to focus on reality. "What happened?" "He dehydrated two and a half bottles of gin." "That's...insane." Anna sympathetically nodded in response.