Club Dead Novels & Stories

"... you want me to throw you to the other side of the earth bitch?" "The Commander and Vice commander of CLUB haven't retired to their position yet. And even stated that they'll spend all their life trying to crack the case. And mind you, they previously won against SPADE over a national case before. The previous CLUB are much more capable than the current one. " Jerick, who has been listening the entire time, spoke. His voice has a bit of an unrecognizable tone mixed to it, but it was little that it's too unnoticeable. His thoughts momentarily drifted as he gaze blankly on space.

He called out, frowning. Carlo turned to us, also surprised. "That is one of the Dons you killed a couple of years ago. He can't be the owner if he's dead." Carlo said. "Unless..." I paused, checking the possibility of what I wanted to say. "Unless he's not dead?" "Or he has a next of kin we don't know about," Ardo added. He pulled my keyboard to his side of the table and started typing. "What's the name of the other new clubs?"

"Can she be somewhere obvious to you too, Fred?” Fred hadn't told me if he had told the family about the reasons for attending that club. The place was best known for an ordinary nightclub, but if someone investigated properly, they would know that it was also a BDSM club. After my rescue, the place had been closed for investigations, and would probably remain until the end of that case.

Fight club the next. Tyler Lockwood's life? A damn rollercoaster.

“The regional council wants to name the club as an official community partner.” The night suddenly felt very quiet

"Oh c'mon, there's talk in here that Heaven Hill has lost its edge. Everybody's domesticated now. It's not like you've got anything to fight for. What business is it that the club is even doing right now? That piddly-ass garage? Like that makes you some sort of saint because you guys make legit money? Repos are a great business too, aren't they? What the fuck happened to you guys?" Dalton could see how someone like his dad would think that, but he also knew the members of his club. They would fight because they were domesticated. It made them even deadlier in his opinion. But knowing other people were talking didn't sit well with him. He'd have to give Liam a heads-up.

my lips drop wide open "Am being serious" Kathy glowed, I was super surprised because neither me not Kathy has ever been invited to any elites football fan party you know the four elites were in the Arsenal Football Club and they threw a party for their fan club whenever they won a match against the Chelsea " I can't go" i shrugg and sit on my bed "what?," her eyes twitch. "why not?" " I don't want to see Draven". as far as it is the ELites fan club club Party then Draven must be there

His ego can't take that much damage. "I would also like to make an announcement. For those who can inform me as soon as any rumor or news leaks out that this club will be sued or shut down will be enjoying a lifetime membership with us. All drinks, women and drugs you name it. I'm willing to pay if the price is right." Then the people in the club howled like wolves. The banging noise resumed and instead of going home Quinn partied with them til dawn. While Hedley went ahead with Hailey on his back still buzzed out.

because of the height. "Aray," I moaned when he flipped my forehead, what was that for? "Anata The Club, it's always empty. I guess no one wants to park here. It's on the corner. It's also dark in this part. Rufa was the first to go down followed by Maia. I didn't move when I sat. I have no intention of entering The Club. I have to leave immediately. I need to see the dead. I remained seated while thinking of a good reason.

Zade Leaving everything else behind, I head straight to the club. I need to make it crystal clear to everyone that Cleo is no longer a part of this business. Only a few people know what happened, and I can’t risk her causing more trouble by sticking around. I stop at the door, nodding at Sam, who’s standing watch. “Cleo’s banned,” I tell him firmly, my voice leaving no room for argument. “She doesn’t work here anymore, or at any other places we own. Make sure everyone on the team knows. I’ll deal with the staff inside.”