Ellis L4d2 Novels & Stories

said Lily under her breath. “Which gun are you using now?” asked Eun Ji hurriedly. “S12K” replied Lily breathlessly attacking. At the moment only four players were left in the game. Both Young Ho and Min Jun started targeting Lily and Lily was hiding and attacking them continuously. They started encircling her and she was about to die. Suddenly, a player named Grim_reaper came out of nowhere and started attacking Min Jun and Young ho. The player was having the most powerful gun Groza.

“Rather kind of you. Surprised you didn’t kill her. How many of your guards did she f&&k while she was down there?” “I should have killed you,” I commented, ignoring his taunting remark. Ellis laughed for the second time. “I suppose on that we agree.” “What’s your game, Ellis?” “Easy. Make your life miserable.” “You are playing with fire.” “Perhaps. But I like my odds. I hear you, on the other hand, are still in the market for things that do not belong to you,” he sneered. “Your definition of ownership is as messed up as you are.”

That's rough, man. His words almost make me laugh. "You have no idea." After Theo leaves,I work for five hours straight without break. My hand's reach for the intercom to order a drink when my phone rings, displaying an unknown number. Thinking it may be a spam call I left it to ring again before picking. "Hello?" I answer I hear heavy breathing on the other end then Ellis's voice. "Meet me tonight at Neon Bar, South Square by eight pm." His voice drops to barely a whisper. "If you make me wait this time Alex, consider the contract gone."

Because part of me already knew he wasn’t wrong. I hated myself for how fast I said it. “Deal,” I said. “Give us the frequency. You walk. For now.” Elias looked between us, calculating. Then he reached for the laptop slowly. “One condition. When this is over, you let me walk. No revenge. No cleanup crew.” Riven’s grip tightened on his collar. “You didn’t get control,” he said quietly. “You got rented.” Elias smiled thinly. “Cute. But accurate enough.” He typed quickly. The screen showed a blinking dot moving slowly through the industrial zone.

He said, "Done, just get here." I pressed the unlock button on the right side of my elbow. "I'll pick you up?" Aryo might need a ride, I already miss him again even though we haven't separated yet. "Sir Levi, wait at home. I won't run away." He showed me one of the cards I'd given him in his wallet organizer and took a few rupiah bills from my pants pocket. He had memorized the location so well that it wasn't even awkward to hear me moan against his touch. Just smelling his breath, I could already get aroused.

Time won. His jaw unclenched just enough to let out the words. “Get the gear, rabbit.” The capos didn’t argue. They knew that look in Elky’s eyes, the one that meant you could either follow him into hell or watch him build an extension to it. The countdown ticked, cold and bright. 04:38:22. He grabbed my hand and dragged me to a room I didn’t know existed. The small room had no windows. It smelled like oil, cordite, and mothballs that had survived a few wars. Jennings estate kept its own gear for the apocalypse, and we were trying it on for size.

a familiar voice said from the doorway. Lyra didn’t jump. Years of OR control kept her from doing anything so obvious. But her shoulders did stiffen a fraction before she turned. Elias leaned on the frame, badge clipped to his belt, hair slightly damp from whatever late patrol he’d just finished. Human. Ex-military. Very good at seeing angles. “You know it’s after midnight,” he said. “Normal people go home sometimes.” “Good thing none of us in this building qualify,” Lyra said. “What do you need?”

-CLAY- Entering this realm means giving your whole loyalty to the company. Never bruised its name and never break the rules. Ever since Kai entered the dorm, we knew he's something special most especially when we learned that he didn't take any entrance exam. On that very day of our day off, there we officially knew who he really was.

“But tell someone to pick up some more beer.” “Duly noted,” he confirmed. Lya shifted uncomfortably and bit her lip. “Do-do they know about… me?” she stuttered. “Brandon is a gamma up north, so he does,” I explained. “But Ellie doesn’t.” “Whose Ellie?” “Elise is my mate who doesn’t like me,” Cody spat. Lya furrowed her eyebrows. “Why do you want her to come over if she doesn’t like you?” I chuckled. The girl had a point. Especially given the conversation I had had with Cody just a couple nights previously, I was just as curious as Lya.

“Is there a point to this nostalgia? Because we’re on a strict timeline.” ​“Yea, I’m getting to the good stuff.” Eli says. “He told me the secret to winning the game is knowing when to use the darkness to your advantage. But the issue is… sometimes there’s no darkness and you still need to win the game.” Eli moves his eyes subtly from Carver’s and locks his gaze onto Lucas through the gap in the machinery, his voice dropping into an intense register.