Frank Sandra Novels & Stories

“That’s not showing anything. That’s stealing.” She tilted her head, her smile not fading. “Call it whatever makes you feel better.” Frank stepped forward then, his presence shifting from controlled to something sharper, not loud, not aggressive, but enough to change the air around us. “Take it down,” he said. Sandra looked at him, her expression softening in a way that didn’t reach her eyes. “I didn’t post it.” “Then fix it,” he replied. “I can’t fix something I didn’t do,” she said.

Ryan requested. "How should I address you then?" Sandra asked. "Just call me Ryan," he replied. "Alright then. Goodbye, Ryan," she said, blushing as she hurriedly departed. "Emine!" Sandra called out to her friend. "Mmm, who's got a new crush?" Emine teased. "Oh, come on! Must you always think negatively? He's Kindred's arch-enemy. We met at the hospital," Sandra explained, narrating the entire encounter to her friend.

Sophia's heart quickened with excitement as she reached for the nearest folder, her fingers trembling with anticipation. The first folder she opened was labeled "Venillia Family," and as she leafed through its contents, her eyes widened in astonishment. The documents detailed a complex web of connections, linking Sandro's father and Kyle's father to the same Mafia family. It seemed that Sandro's father had once been deeply entrenched in the criminal underworld, but had since left the Mafia to pursue legitimate business ventures in the United States.

Thus, I say, “Sandra, it’s me, Brandon, your friend.” “I know who you are, Brandon. I cannot resist this urge now. Fuck me now, please. And we can get back to practicing what we are here for later,” Sandra says to me.

He stood up from the chair he sat on and Walk away from the Long table. He pace about for more than five minutes before he finally walk towards the chair he sat on earlier and lowered himself unto it frustratedly. " We can't do this without Maximo Santino's help. He is the right man for the job " " Do you think he would agree on it? " Santana asked with his face twitched in confusion. " I can't be sure. I have never meet this man in person. All I Heard about him was that he is as handsome as he is sadistic and he is on his way here as we speak " Mattia responded stunning his two colleagues again.

Piper. I gape at him, caught off guard by the arrogance lacing his words. “No,” I snap, recovering. “The CEO got me this dress. Who the hell is Santa anyway? I’ve never heard of such a name.” His grin falters just a little, but he quickly recovers, his eyes dancing with amusement. “Santa,” he repeats, his tone dripping with mockery, “is an Alpha who can grant your every wish. But I suppose if you’d rather believe it was the CEO…”

Of course it was the duty of the alpha to always show up for his pack members in scarce of a scandal and right now the great Aztec Marshal had come to be Franzel's backup and with him, was Rodrigo. Oh how it seemed so perfect and convenient for them. Sandra looked at the man before her, his appearance among her felt like her elf wanted to come out. He looked so hot in his tux, and he looked like he was everyone’s darling baby. It wasn't to be unexpected though because Aztec was every woman’s dream. Funny how that same dream man had turned out to be Sandra's nightmare. Fate really was playing stupid cards with them and they didn't have a choice in it.

Take that for a lesson, and be careful of how you talk to people in the future. Sandra and the surrounding Pure Yang Division disciples were startled in shock. What was going on with that guy? He was fine. Why did he faint so suddenly? Darryl straightened up as he leaned forward to address Sandra. "Alright, that's enough. You've got pretty skilled hands, Miss Swanson. I was feeling tired, but I'm much better now." Then, Sandra scrambled to her feet. Her cheeks were still slightly flushed, and her chest heaved slightly. 'Derrick is so shameless. How could a simple backrub be enough to deem me skilled?'

“We have to be seen together at places I usually go. And places you usually go.” “I don’t go places,” Sandra responded. I nodded. “I kind of figured since you’ve been working on rescuing Kingsley Manufacturing and dealing with your father’s death. But surely you must have some commitments in Chicago. Friends…?” Sandra just stared at me. “Acquaintances?” I tried. “I used to be on the charity circuit with my father,” Sandra said, taking another sip of water. “But that fell away when I could no longer be a donor. Everything Kingsley Manufacturing makes is going just to keeping the workers paid and the lights on.”

I replied, folding my arms across my chest. “You’re right, you’re right. My name is Dominic. My friends call me Dom.” He replied casually, despite still hanging from the wall, the flesh now visibly tearing from his wrists as they hung at an odd angle from the silver shackles holding him in place. “Wonderful to meet you Dominic, I hear you have some information for me?” I said, my patience for his pleasantries already beginning to wain thin. “I’ll tell you, but Marco over there has to go.” He cocked his head to where Marco stood beside me.