Book Red Zone 소설 & 이야기

Zoe didn't argue, she just grabbed Chelsea's hand and practically dragged her toward the staff doors, leaving me standing there with my heart beating a hole through my ribs as I realized that physical violence wasn't going to be enough to stop a guy like Reed Mitchell. I pulled my phone out of my pocket and dialed my brother's number, pacing back and forth near the bar. "What is it, Kolt?" Knox answered on the second ring, sounding completely exhausted. "It's almost midnight." "We have a Code Red," I said flatly, running a hand through my hair. "Reed Mitchell was just in my club. He's going after Chelsea, and he thinks Dad's merger makes him completely bulletproof. We can't just beat him up,

“You’re asking for The Zone?” “Yes.” Dorian’s tone dropped, colder now. “You know what that means.” “I know exactly what it means,” Lanvin said. The Zone wasn't a child's play. It was something dangerous and deadly. It is a place in the game where players lose themselves to speed, strength, violence. No rules. No mercy. You crushed bones if you had to. You kept going until one couldn’t stand anymore. And players were advised to indulge in it except professionals. “You could die,” Dorian spat out, even though he was happy he had brought the idea. It'll be his opportunity to deal with Lanvin in the most brutal way ever..

Crimson's POV “What are you doing there, Bullet?” Tanong ko sa bata at naupo sa kama, sa tabi niya. He was holding a book and was really focusing his attention on it. “I'm reading a book po.” He replied without taking his gaze off of the book. Nagpigil naman ako ng tawa nang makitang baliktad ang librong binabasa niya. It was a picture book of the story Little Red Riding Hood.

I booked a ticket to rosy for London. *******

I extended my hand to him, and when he accepted mine, I intertwined our fingers, and together we headed to the small plaza. “Have you been to the marketplace, Red?” I asked curiously. He tilted his head and smiled. “All the time, but not as smelly as this one. In fact, ours is one of the best online marketplaces in the world.” “Ha! Ha!” I rolled my eyes. “Funny, Red!” Red sighed, probably changing his mind when we reached the fish and seafood section. I noticed his face turning pale, and I could see his Adam’s apple moving as he swallowed hard. I made a quick look at his bodyguard just in case my husband fainted seeing live catch.

She'd decided to give him her own brief statement to read. The top of the screen read 'LIVE' in big, bold red letters. "Are they really outside right now?" Jade questioned, seeing the camera was angled at the front doors of the hospital. Her room was positioned somewhere in the north wing. She wondered how many people had driven all the way to Pittsburg just to film this.

"Get your aromatic pork! 60 dollars for an ounce! Once you taste it, you'll be back for life. I'll only cut the meat after you've paid. It's limited to two ounces per customer." With a subtly sweet scent, the meat was a vibrant, gorgeous red, slicked with an enticing, glossy finish. "Me! Cut mine for me first!" "There's a limit? I'll go get my wife!" … In less than half an hour, the meat was all gone, so I closed up the stall. Sitting in my room, I drank a cup of tea. Then I changed my clothes, picked up the iron hook, and headed to the backyard. Under the pale moonlight, the huge jar was dark red, bordering on black.

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