I AM YOURS TO PLAY
I whispered with a smile, “say hi to the devil for me.”
And just like that I silenced him, my katana cutting clean, his head rolling.
I stood, my chest heaving, blood dripping from my blade, the dock littered with bodies, the air thick with gunpowder and death. “Spike them,” I ordered, my voice cold, my eyes on Marco.
He and Vinny grabbed the heads, impaling them on rusted spikes at the pier’s edge, their lifeless eyes staring into the night.
I pulled my phone, snapping a photo, my fingers steady as I sent it to Salazar with a message: “Touch my butterfly again, and your head’s next.”
Bab Populer