Diego Steel Ball Run Novels & Stories

Dagon’s eyes were bloodshot as he stared at Diego. Diego rolled two steel balls in his right hand as he sat on the couch. Suddenly, with the exertion of his strength, cracks were heard as the two steel-cast balls were crushed into a pile of dust. He looked at Dagon with a smirk. “What do you think?” Dagon shuddered before his eyes glowed and he bowed deeply at Diego. “Thank you, Mr. Kavinsky!”

Elena. You're banned from playing those games, Diego. Banned! You're too young to be so interested in those games that can get you so addicted, and how many times do you have to be told that running is not exactly good for you nor your health. At least not now, why don't you ever listen?"

Victory is within reach and soon I will be taking my father’s precious Beta position away from him and there is nothing he can do about it. [Grace we are so close!] Amelia calls out through our link, yapping happily. I can see the veil of magic shimmering, the Moon Goddess letting this be her way of showing us out of the cage they call The Run. I howl excitedly, my companions doing the same as we announce our victory in completing the Run without being claimed or claiming another.

“People are scared. He is obviously hiding.” “For now,” Ashley said. Cole moved in closer, eyes on the map. “He will make a move soon. A man like Delgado doesn’t sit still once he has poked the dragon. ” Jax grinned. “He poked four.” Ace smirked. “Five. Ashley is basically a dragon queen.” Ashley covered her face. “Focus.” Silence rolled in. Nolan nodded at Ace. “Tell us what we have got.” Ace spun back to his screens. “I have been tracking movement near the East Haven warehouse. But Delgado is pulling old tricks—scrubbing data, switching cars, switching runners. Probably switching underwear every five minutes.”

Initially, Auntie had only accompanied Darren around until Darren got bored and borrowed a ball from one of the nurses. At the same time, Diego and Jovan had just exited the elevator in the lobby when an important client called. Diego, struggling with signal, quickly scrambled to find one because the call was urgent, and the closest he could reach was the door leading to the side garden. "Okay, I hear you, sir! Say it again!" Diego shouted into his phone as he stood in the park. Diego was still focused on his phone when he heard a scream and saw a ball flying toward him. It hurtled toward his feet, and Diego reflexively kicked it gently, then bounced it up, before catching it with his hands.

Abby: This was not how I thought my day would go at all. Dice and I were laying in bed this morning cuddling and talking. We honestly are taking the time to really get to know each other. But all good things always come to an end we were laughing at a bad joke he told me when we heard shots downstairs. Dice grabbed his gun and ran after telling me to stay put. I sat in the corner for who knows how long when the door opened. I was happy because I thought Dice came back but all the color drained from my face when I looked up to see Brent.

This ball would hold significance for me and him. “Stephen!” I hear a voice call out. I turn to see my beta and best friend Diego running up to me. The look on his face tells me that I will not like what I’m about to hear. Diego has always been the straight arrow of the two of us. He always did what he was told and never disobeyed. He’s here to try to pull me to training, which I have no intentions of going to. “I’ve been calling your name and looking for you for ten minutes. Are you going to go to training today?” He asked.

Leonardo's secretary came to the office to inform him about the email sent by Eva's assistant. He opened the email and smirked at the thought of Eva being a shareholder. He called for a meeting with all the shareholders scheduled for the next day. He then went out to meet with his friends at their usual meeting spot. A club house where they relax and have fun. "Leonardo! It's so good to see you. You've been avoiding the club these days. Simeon told me you were so busy." Diego said as he got there.

She was running and running along the path laid out not knowing where she was going. Eloisa ran all the way to the hospital from the pub, which was almost on the other end of the village. As soon as she heard the news, she closed the pub and ran all the way to the hospital. When she reached her mother's room, she saw her sleep and nurse fixing her saline tube. Eloisa entered the room and the nurse looked up at her. The room smelt so stale and filled with medicinal smell that it made her almost choke. She had never really liked hospitals anyway. She came to the hospital only three times including today. Not once she felt comfortable here. Hospitals always smell of stale and death to her. The

We'll be there soon} he replied. {I love you} I said. {I love you too, darling. Don't worry. We will be there. Just run when the fighting begins. Get somewhere safe and I'll find you, okay?} he ordered and I bristled. {NO! I won't run anymore.} I argued. {I don't have time to debate this with you. Just do as I say!} he snapped. {Fine} I agreed and shut the link. There was no way in hell that I was going to do what he said. I was done running.