Death To Kidnappers Novels & Stories

… Half an hour later, he arrived at a reservoir where a crowd had gathered. Most of them were bodyguards in black suits. The people from the van had been forced out, but there was no sign of Jessica. The middle-aged man stared at the vast stretch of water, his eyes blazing with rage. "Did you push the lady into the reservoir?" The three kidnappers knelt on the ground with their hands on their heads. Several bodyguards aimed guns at their foreheads. "Hehehe… Jessica Hale is dead," a woman said, her voice edged with madness. "I wonder who will bear the wrath of the Hales of Skyline City. Hehe… I can't wait…"

The six remaining victims who had not been found were either in this lair, had already been sold, or had already ended up in the hands of someone wicked. The outcome would be determined if they brought these kidnappers to justice and questioned them one by one. Sienna jumped off the carriage of the truck. The kidnappers who were delivering and receiving the goods were all stunned. They looked at Sienna’s wrists in surprise and exclaimed, “How did you manage to untie the rope?” Sienna cocked her head, grabbed the rope on the ground and asked, “Was it this way?” After her voice had fallen, she exerted a little force, and the rope snapped!

She did not resist at all and was led away by “Nicklaus” She just wanted to be presumptuous once. Before she left, she looked back with lingering fear. From the half-closed door, she saw the two kidnappers lying motionlessly in a pool of blood. One of them was staring in her direction, but he seemed to be dead. He didn't even close his eyes when he died? Ellena was shocked by this thought. Those two people were beaten to death by “Nicklaus”? Feeling her strange behavior, "Nicklaus" turned around and looked at her. No one knew what he was thinking. He bent over and picked her up.

"It's either you die, or I kill your precious woman and that unborn pup of yours." Lezah broke down in terrified sobs. "Please save me, Jaroch. I don't want to die." Jaroch furrowed his brows and spoke grimly, "You came for me. Let her go. I'll trade my life for hers." The kidnapper let out another laugh. "You're willing to die for her? Guess you really loved your brother and his family. I wonder if your brother can rest in peace now. What a story, something everyone's going to talk about for years."

"Death! Do you want to die or shall we kill your wife?" "What? Are you mad? Who are you?" Nik didn't understand what the kidnapper was saying. He, Kai and Hannah have been waiting for the call from someone after seeing Lily being taken away by a guy dressed like a waiter. Everything seemed well planned. He booked a room on the same resort floor as theirs and executed the plan when found a chance. A loud unnecessary laugh from the other side made Nik's fist clench. "Usman!" The kidnapper loudly said. "Mr. Cooper, have you heard of that name?"

It was unknown if she was excited at the sight of him or if she was feeling lucky after just being saved. "I can’t let Noah who’s sick come, can I?" Vince complained, "These kidnappers sure are bold to ask for 14 million dollars. Are you that valuable?" The kidnappers were courting death as this could get them life imprisonment. Zoelle spotted some people dragging a few large sacks behind them. "What are they carrying?"

I went deep into the music and let my mind come back to my first venture to circumvent, which nearly killed me. All thanks to the angel of death and my strong will to live. If not, I might not be alive. After I was kidnapped, I blacked out and woke up in the tar pit with a heavy metal chain around my neck. I was sent out to the field, working throughout the whole day, and we were always given once-a-day food. I am the only strong head boy with a strong heart among the people because I don't blend into their will, which makes them despise me and torture me brutally.

The more I was trying to ignore her, the more she intruded into our life. "She died," Max said, winding our eyes. "What?" Sana And I shouted together. Max nodded her head. "How?" I asked, not able to believe it. "She got kidnapped by a group of hunters the very next day when I dropped her out of the pack. She came to our border for help but because of her previous drama, no one believed her" he said. I sighed and sat on the couch.

From the reflection in the rearview mirror, he looked like he was contemplating whether to tell me or not. “Over the past few months,” Ada seized the baton from him, “there have been reports of kidnappers and violence around the area where you said your father was taken.” It seemed like the sort of thing they would do — kidnapping and extortion for money. “And the perpetrators were never caught?” I pressed. “No; neither were the victims returned alive.” It struck a wrong chord, like an off note in a well-synchronized harmony. I swallowed hard. “What do you mean?” My voice had wavered into a whisper — curious to find out the truth, yet afraid to face it.

He nodded at me slowly, but I knew he was going to hold this one deep in his chest. I look back at Sandra and see the tears starting to flow down her cheek. I know this will be hard for her. Since we started this ride together, since I kidnapped her from the movies, we have battled so much. This will be the first time we have really lost a brother in battle; lost a member she has known. I reached for her hand, “lets go say out goodbyes.” She started to softly cry, but grabbed my hand and followed me out the door. When we got to the room, I felt a shift in the atmosphere. This is the shift that happens, in a room, when someone is going to die. I walked straight to the medic and the doc who ha