Eternal Thief Novels & Stories

But at least I didn't have to go to jail. ”It starts in a month. We will hold an event, for men only, where we always invite women. Usually we only hold these types of nights once a year and this years, was erailer today. But we’ll make the arrangements.” I stayed quiet, waiting for him to continue. ”The girls we hire are,” Tyler looked around the office before his eyes landed on me. ”Exotic dancers, there to please and do as they’re told.” My mouth fell open, my eyes going dry because I wasn't blinking. He did not just say that.

"Help me, I promise this will be the last time. I’ll never appear in front of you and Anne again. "Can you make her stop looking for me? "My father owes them more than just a small amount this time. They said that if the debt isn't cleared in one go, they’ll take my life." Felicia was genuinely afraid that she would wake up every day to see people blocking her downstairs. She lifted her face. "Connor, help me just one more time, the last time. "Otherwise, I’ll really die." Connor closed his eyes. He slowly lowered the phone in his hand.

“A few years ago, I guess. She escaped from Bloody Rose in the outlands at the time and bumped into your people. However, they abandoned her because she was a member of Bloody Rose. Afterward, she got captured again.” Adrian did not comment further. It would have been impossible for Wyvern Peak to save Eira at the time because they would be breaking Wyvern Peak’s rules and regulations. All this was understandable. “Okay, tell me about why you showed up at St. Elmer’s Church. Why were you trying to acquire the book and what’s your purpose? Who ordered you to do it?” Adrian diverted to the main subject after the small talks. “It was Eternity.” “Who or what is Eternity?” Adrian asked.

"Can you identify the thief?" ​Ethan replayed the recording. A hooded figure entered through the rear entrance with calm, professional precision. Without hesitating, the intruder walked straight to the bookshelf, opened the hidden compartment, removed the journals, and disappeared. ​Dizer frowned, studying the intruder's movements. "He knew exactly where they were." ​Adrian nodded grimly. "Someone told him." ​Benjamin's expression hardened. "There's a traitor." ​"Wait," Ethan said, slowing the footage down and enlarging one frame. As the thief reached for the journals, his sleeve slid back slightly, revealing a distinct tattoo—a black compass with a broken north point.