Finding Carter 2 Novels & Stories

She asked before looking at it. "Mr Carter's travel details. He had left city A, two days ago for small town formally named kimo now Plaintwood. He had some people from the Tn studio accompany him and the purpose of this travel was to hire some new models, these are their pictures." He moved forward and handed another sheet to her, while she passed the one she had before to Edward.

Carter took one more heated look at the unconscious Alpha before leading Hartt out of the room and back to his private residence with Lindy. He knew what he was about to reveal would permanently dismantle the Davis name. Kane would be shamed, but he deserved everything he was about to receive. Carter made a promise when Carissa first went missing: He would tear this pack apart for their treatment of his daughter, and he meant every last word of that promise. He’ll burn it to the ground if given the chance.

Carter Moves Unknown Location Leonard Carter didn’t rush. He never did. “…They’ve identified the site.” An assistant stood behind him. Carter adjusted his cuff slowly. “…Of course they have.” A pause. “Deploy legal team.” “Private security.” “Prepare acquisition protocols.” The assistant hesitated. “…If they arrive first—” Carter’s gaze lifted slightly. Calm. Certain. “…They won’t finish first.” The Journey The drive felt longer than it should have. Not because of distance— But because every second felt stolen.

“Twelve things, huh? Guess I better make it good.” Carter’s grin widened, sharp and fearless. “We’re not just making it good, Champ. We’re making it legendary.” He pulled into the staff lot, the tires crunching over loose gravel. The school loomed darker now, its rows of windows blank and watchful, like eyes waiting to see if we were stupid enough to try. And the thing was… we absolutely were. Carter killed the engine, tossed the keys onto the dash, and stepped out like we’d just finished a cross-country road trip instead of a ten-minute drive. He stretched, cracking his neck, then shot me a grin. “You ready for some real shit to go down, Charlie?”

I asked, seeing Cooper standing aside with a smile on his face as he watched me hop into the car. Looking over at Cooper, Carter peered back at my face and replied, "No, he is just seeing you off and mind-linking me to drive safely." Grinning, I waved at Cooper and watched Carter shut the car door, while he and Dad hopped into the front seat. When Carter ignited the car, he drove out of our residence and headed for the pack's university. The car ride was silent as I hadn't ridden in the car with Dad before. I wanted to ask Carter about his mate bond with Emily, but I sealed my lips, not wanting to bring the matter up in the presence of Dad.

Taking out the embossed card from his pocket, Atlan sat heavily on one of the benches in the locker room. The faint smell of sweat, leather, and disinfectant clung to the air. He turned the small rectangle of polished cardstock over between his fingers. Inscribed on it, in bold black letters, was: James Carter Carter Enterprises

And everybody she loved. He picked his phone the moment he got into the car, "Carter, did you get the girls?" "It is impossible to get into Khaos right now." Carter said sharply, "The guards are tightly packed. It's almost like they are expecting you." "They should." Wyatt smirked, "Leave them." Carter sighed in calmness. "I have a better way of getting them." He said and ended the call. Carter stared upwards as he dropped his phone on the floor slowly, beside his knees.

Was someone truly trying to destroy everything he had built? He strode toward the parking area outside the warehouse, only to stop abruptly when he remembered his pickup was gone. Chatrine still had it. With visible frustration, he turned sharply. “Robert!” A worker arranging stacks of timber looked up immediately. “Yes, boss?” “I’m borrowing your car. Right now.” Robert nodded without asking questions and handed over the keys clipped to his belt. “Be careful, boss.” Without wasting another second, Liam crossed the yard toward an old metallic gray sedan parked near the corner. He climbed inside, started the engine, and sped away from the gallery.

Carter sneered and answered arrogantly, “She asked me to get some things for her. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go. I don't want to make her wait.” Carter intentionally showed him Rui's keys that she entrusted to him. Chase was familiar with it since he had seen it before. While Chase was staring daggers at Carter, he heard Carter's phone ring and saw that Rui was calling. Carter smirked and tapped the answer button then he hit the loudspeaker so Chase could listen to their conversation. “Carter, did you find it? It's in the second drawer,” Chaol heard Rui's beautiful voice on the other end.

He said looking at the both of us "Say it already" Rex groaned "Street 44, just a few meters away" "Bravo! I thought Marcus is wiser than this" "Me too being a Lotus leader, he ought to be wiser than this" "Maybe he thought we wouldn't find out," Carter said "Let's surprise him then…." "Let's go, Cater, we have some business to finish" "Yes, boss" Carter answered and left with Rex, I sighed and sat on the couch, my phone rang and I looked at the caller to see its Nanny Proller