Famous Fictional Thieves Novels & Stories

“I knew there had to be something, I don't necessarily trust concierges What did you find?” “It’s about the concierge,” Finn began, handing me a folder. “Turns out, he was involved in some shady dealings in Italy a few years back. He was linked to a fraudulent acquisition that almost bankrupted a luxury hotel chain, he acted oblivious of a bad deal which affected the companies but he was found guilty, if he were to be normal, then he would be dry and probably in jail or in debts, but the charges were dropped, but only after a hefty settlement and some powerful strings being pulled to clear his name.”

I strip and head to the shower. Delgado was fast becoming one of my favorites. Very fast, smart and efficient, always gets his job done, but he had a chronic gambling problem and soon started started stealing from me. I hadn't noticed until hundreds of thousands started missing. He's one of my most trusted men and I decided he shouldn't die. I gave him time to pay up, but the fool thought he could outsmart me and fled the country. Sometimes I wonder why these people think like dimwits. You can never outrun me. You can never hide from me. I will find you.

Now that the number one thief had both his legs severed, it was time for them to give up completely. Qin Haodong sent a photo of Great Cracker to Donnie Randall. Soon, the photo appeared on the websites of the underground forums. As expected, this move worked quickly. Half an hour later, the thieves near the Li family's villa all retreated. The entire area became tranquil once again. The top three thieves in the world had all been defeated. This caused the other thieves to completely give up on the idea of stealing. Even though they were good paintings, after all, one's life was still more important.

Dylan turned to give her a look before returning his focus to driving and he laughed. “In the past, the master thief stole from the rich to give to the poor, but now stealing is a crime and you’ll go to jail if you’re caught and convicted. “Actually, it was a crime back then too, but it was a chaotic time and hard to catch them. Now, there are surveillance cameras everywhere. If the police want to catch you, there’s always a way.

"Somewhere. Why, dad?" "We have a problem. Come home quickly!" ******* Shipment failed. They were double cross, and the luxury cars were taken into possession by Sunny Liang. The most notorious gang leader in Italy was known for hijacking shipments and was a great swindler and a thief. Unbeknownst to them, it was Sunny Liang who orchestrated the trade.

With lightning speed, she executed a powerful kick from behind, aimed at the thief's leg. The kick landed with precision, and the thief cried out in pain, collapsing to the ground, paralyzed by the unexpected strike. The knife slipped from their hand, and they released their grip on Princess Velia. The guards, who had been waiting for an opportunity, rushed to her aid. Simultaneously, other guards apprehended the paralyzed thief. The guard gasped as they held the thief. "What is it?" Councilman Jarek asked. "This thief is a wanted criminal in most werewolf lands for a string of thefts and according to the receipts in his pockets he came to sell the stolen items."

“I know him by reputation.” “And what’s that?” “Do you know the phrase, honor among thieves?” I nodded. “Sure, always sounded like bullshit.” “I think supposedly lived like that. He’s an honorable thief, or as much as that sort of thing can exist these days. He steals from the rich.” “And gives to the poor?” I said, finishing the phrase. She laughed. “Oh, god, no, I’m sure he keeps it all for himself.” I laughed with her. “Still, that’s not the impression I get from him.”

“Any news from the dark side?” “Always, little tiger,” Christian’s voice came back, raspy and familiar. “Our dear old Gregory has been busy. Too busy. Trying to steal some of Hades’s European shipping routes. Playing a very dangerous game of ‘find the loophole,’ if you catch my drift. He’s got a mole, a lazy dock worker giving him all the shipping lists. Seems our brother thinks he’s quite the brainiac, our brat.”

Li Wei laughed inwardly. He left the uncle, who now looked desperate. It wasn't long before Li Wei heard the uncle's rant, saying he had been tricked by the hunter who sold the fake artefact. Many thieves were sneaking around in the crowded streets of the black market. Li Wei noted to himself. It wasn't just adults who were thieves. Those who acted and dressed as if they were part of the hunters and fighters themselves. Many small children were thieves there. "What are you doing?" snapped Li Wei when the hand had reached into the pocket under his tunic.

"No but's! Don't worry; it's just the Scarlet Thief. He has nothing on me!" Leon declared coldly, the disdain in his voice evident. "Um," Henry and Chandler were both stunned by how confident Leon seemed. "How dare you, punk! Well, since you have such a daring death wish, I'll gladly help you fulfill it!" the Scarlet Thief snickered when he heard this. As one of the Eight Criminals, he was notorious for his ruthlessness and could not stomach being looked down on by Leon like this!