Ethan Reyes Killer Novels & Stories

I replied "Do it " she yelled "You do it " I yelled back "Okay fine we'll go it together" she yelled "That's fine " I said having a sigh of relief. ♧NESSA♧ I had been I'm my office for the past one hour now doing nothing except thinking about how to get Zeke red handed if he really is the killer. He is a Vampire yeah that has been established, but I refuse to believe that he actually is the killer.

But the look in his eyes promised violence. Fifteen minutes later, the tunnel widened into an old service chamber lined with metal pipes and maintenance ladders. A rusted generator box stood against the far wall, half-broken and dripping water from its cracked casing. And in the middle of the wet concrete floor— A body. One of Ethan’s men. Dead. Elena knelt beside him while Adrian’s team fanned out around the chamber. Single gunshot wound to the throat. Still warm. “Ethan killed his own escort,” Elena said quietly.

"Of course. Do you need assistance?" "No," I said quickly. "Dorothy can help me." Once inside the washroom with the door locked, I pulled out my phone again. But I didn't call the enforcers. I called Elder Richard Stone, Ethan's father. "Victoria?" his gruff voice answered. "What's happened?" "It's Ethan," I said, letting tears fill my voice. "He's been stabbed. With silver. It's critical." "What?" Elder Stone's roar was so loud I had to hold the phone away from my ear. "Who did this?"

Ethan’s expression went blank, his usual warmth gone. “The family who has refused the compensation,” he said. “Their son… was a lawyer.” Adrian glanced around, making sure no one was within earshot. The hallway was empty. “Do you think they know something?” “Yes,” Ethan replied. “I met the mother. She believes he was killed after winning his last case.” Adrian frowned. “His last case in court?” Ethan nodded. “He had a strong record. Won most of his cases. But that last one… it got him killed.”

By then, Dad had already cut off all territory and business dealings connected to the Alvarez family. As a result, the Alvarez family was overwhelmed, and everyone placed the blame on Ethan and his mother. The Alvarez family gave them the harshest punishment the family could impose. After being expelled from the Alvarez family and losing his privileged life, Ethan regarded Mia as the person responsible for everything. One night on a deserted street, he carried a bottle of concentrated sulfuric acid and threw it directly at the screaming Mia. While she collapsed to the ground in agony, he drove a truck over her.

Charlotte inquired abruptly. "I do not have much information, as I was not present when it happened; I was on a trip with my girlfriend Angela. Upon our return, Alfie informed us that Steven had murdered a delivery person in our apartment and had been taken into custody by the police. No one knows why he chose to do it here; that is all the information I possess regarding the case," Ethan fabricated. Ethan was astute enough to omit crucial details, providing only a brief account to Charlotte, as he wished to avoid any further investigations that might compromise his plans for revenge.

Just a jaggedly torn scrap that looks like it was ripped from a kitchen ledger. Ethan reaches for it. His hands, usually steady enough to perform surgery, are tight. He unfolds the paper. The handwriting is a frantic, slanted scrawl: "Arthur Reynolds is the killer. He poisoned his late wife too - it wasn’t a heart attack. He asked me to poison young Mrs. Reynolds just like the first one. Please, don't let him find out that you know." Ethan’s world stops. The paper crinkles in his grip as his fist slowly closes.

Everything too polished to be innocent. At 8:41 p.m., Edward Hasse entered the west service hall. At 8:47 p.m., Lisa Hasse’s credential opened the murder corridor. At 8:52 p.m., Victor Elsner was dead. Ethan read the sequence three times. The prosecution loved it because it was simple. He had loved it, too, for one unforgivable hour, because grief is a coward when it wants someone to punish. Then he opened the raw service-exit footage Nora had attached separately.

" With a strong voice, I interrupted him. I wasn't here to hear Jay-related lectures. I knew exactly what kind of man he was: vicious, strong, and not to be trifled with. My ex-fiancee telling me what I should think was the last thing I needed, but there was more to him than Ethan could ever comprehend. However, Ethan then revealed the shocking information that I had not anticipated. With his gaze narrowing, he stated, "I'm not the only one who thinks so." "There is Victor Reyes involved." I felt my blood run cold at the name. Jay's greatest business adversary was Victor Reyes, a man who, even by ruthless standards, had a reputation for playing dirty. He was someone Jay had warned about prev

All I could do was continue looking at the camera. Rarf deserves to die for treating human beings like this. Was Rarf watching this, watching me. Because I was wearing a long sleeve, the bracelet he gave me was still on my hand and hidden if not Rarf would have taken it out. I took out his mother's necklace and left it in the drawer back at home. So I do have a mother and she is out there. Does she not know that it is me, her Reina or all she can see now is a killer?