Deadpool Cab Novels & Stories

They looked terrified. "Mr. Vance! Mr. Vance, it's a disaster," one of them stammered. "Three of our biggest contracts just got voided. The clients all jumped ship to a firm in Harbor City. And the flagship software? It got flagged for violations and pulled from the market. We're looking at massive fines." "Mr. Vance, please," another begged. "You have to get Ms. Lane back. She's the only one who can fix this. Without her, we're bankrupt."

Instead of slowing down, he floored the accelerator. The cab shot forward. “Rhea…” Alaric whispered, his chest tight with dread. The next thing was the front of the cab slamming into a massive concrete pole. Metal crumpled with a sickening crunch. Glass exploded across the deserted road. The vehicle spun sideways before shuddering to a violent stop. For one terrifying heartbeat, everything went deathly silent. “Oh my God…” the dispatcher shouted through the speakers. “Sir? Sir, are you still there?” Alaric didn’t answer.

WayneZ: "This is just bullish*t chief, if this place is truly chaotic we would've been dead by now and our ace is giving us plenty of days to stay in from an unfamiliar place is no bueno to me" CapWolf: "I apologize for the bad announcement but the good news is you will solve plenty of cases there and slay some sinners down the street for cash and kitties" Wayne and I glimpse the cab above us putting its wheel down to lend us a ride after a few minutes that upheld from pausing. JhayV: "The cab is here chief, thank you for calling us and providing us with an announcement and additional duties and I will never let you down, sir"

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The line goes dead. "She bought it," I whisper. "She didn't buy it," Kaleb says, climbing through the window into the cab as Hollen slows down. "She just doesn't care. She thinks she’s untouchable." "She’s about to find out she’s wrong," Hollen mutters, shifting gears. The truck groans as we turn onto the old logging road. We reach the cave mouth ten minutes later. The hijacked transport truck is still there, covered in brush, a dark behemoth sleeping in the shadows.

This was the First Vampire at full strength, no longer weakened by two thousand years of imprisonment. And right now, he was the only reason I wasn't dead. "How many?" I shouted over the chaos. My hand found the dagger Raven had given me—it felt pathetically small against what we were facing. "Too many." Cael moved like liquid violence, faster than I could track. He tore through three creatures in the time it took me to blink. "The Old Court brought their entire guard. They're not taking chances." A creature with a face that kept shifting between human and something else lunged at me. I slashed with the dagger, my dhampir strength making the blow count. Black blood sprayed across the floor,

WE MEET the charter bus and the shifter refugees the next morning in a dirt parking lot at the juncture of three highways. The black wolf pack show up in two Humvees and Deke’s Mercedes G63. Whatever their jobs really are or were, they have plenty of money.

"She’s waiting for the morning report to finalize the liquidation." "Then she’s going to have a very long night." I walked toward the armored transport waiting in the loading dock. It was a matte-black beast, scarred by fire and debris. I climbed into the driver’s seat. Caleb took the passenger side, his hand resting on the grip of a heavy-duty sidearm he’d stripped from a guard in the subway. "The engine is loud," Caleb warned. "I’m not trying to be quiet." I turned the key. The engine roared, a guttural, mechanical sound that shook the dust from the ceiling. We pulled out onto the main artery of the city.

“Mmm. Mommy, I don’t want to go to work.” Dave sniggered. Jalefel cleared his throat to keep from laughing. He helped the two of them to the cab. It was dark. The seats could barely be seen. Dave helped Amethyst in first before joining her. The surrounding darkness swallowed the two of them up. Dave screamed in the darkness. “HELP!” Jalefel pulled out his gun, assuming there was a perpetrator. He dove into the cab as the darkness grew smaller. The cab was just a normal cab without Dave or Amethyst inside. The cabbie looked back to see him. “Where to?”