Gang Books Fiction Novels & Stories

❦ Rosalind ❦ The silence stretched uncomfortably. His face, though expressionless, still betrayed him. His nostrils twitched, and he fought the urge to break eye contact. “Not exactly. I’m sure you know everything there is to know.” “What is the largest money-making operation?” “The gambling rings and underground casino.” “Right. Then why do the Marinos and Contis so desperately want it? It can’t be for the money.” I insisted. They had their own assets and dealt in drugs and weapons.

“People trust our money because we always make our clients pay. It keeps us liquid. We will get that money back one way or another. I’ll see to it.” “Or we could execute them.” “Killing them is too easy. Putting them to work is more practical.” “But we’ve got to kill them anyway.” Everyone knew that was a risk once they borrowed money from me. I had the cash to make their investments come true, but they were bartering with their lives. If they failed to make good on their promises, they would face torture and death. There were no exceptions. “Yes. I’ll do it myself.” I’d killed so many people it didn’t faze me. I didn’t lose a moment of sleep over it. Most of my business associates were crim

Lizzy stammered. "What? Are you going to tell me you didn't start all this?" she sneered with contempt. "Women like you, who use the name of a lady to feel decent, are the worst kind." Lizzy felt tears welling up in her eyes as she realized everyone was witnessing this, and she felt even worse when the imposing figure of Greed appeared from a balcony with a smile on his face. "You're worth no more than anyone standing on a street corner, and it will always be that way! Your actions prove it! So let's see how far you get when you realize you're playing a game you can't win, dear!"

And so on until, one by one, they fell. "Look who's coming!" someone exclaimed, making Bastian look at the person with a sharp gaze. The man who had just appeared was Drew, the leader of the Scorpio gang, who used to humiliate him, and Bastian almost died at their hands before Bastian finally founded the Black Cat Gang. "Where are your gang members? You just came alone? What a Jaguar!" laughed Drew. Bastian clenched his fists tightly. "Who's the uninvited guest, dear?" asked someone who appeared behind the door, and it was Livy. Bastian's sharp gaze flashed angrily at Livy.

Chase slid into the seat across from me, grinning like he’d just walked in on a good joke. "Yup," Mason nodded. "The legend herself." Chase chuckled. "The girl who made history." I laughed softly, shaking my head. This day just kept getting weirder. Then, just when I thought it couldn’t get more bizarre, another guy strolled up to our table. He was older-looking, maybe twenty, with a reddish Caesar cut and a smug grin. "Whose doll is this?" He asked, eyes sweeping over me before landing on Chase and Mason.

He spent three years in military school, and could be said to be a trained solider. He was also a volunteer undercover journalist, good in marital arts, kick arts, taekwondo, impossible to beat when fighting without weapons. So Bon-Hwa Ren the son of the president of Z country knew better than to use local gang stars to deal with him. They were all loyal to him. Rohan may not belong to them, but always use any gang when he wants to achieve any of his ill agenda. Meggi belonged to the Judas Gang in Europe, it was reported to be the worst gang in Europe, they never failed in any of their operations and had never been caught.

I tell them, they both hold me tighter for a second before pulling away. "You're the topic of many people's conversations," Lily tells me, I just shrug following them into the school "I mean what you did was so badass, you smashed a plate over one of the guys head, then told the leader of the unconfirmed gang what to do!" She exclaims, I just laugh a little shaking my head, I did what I had to for my family. "I knew no one was gonna break up that fight, so I had to stand up for what was right and like you said, unconfirmed gang" I shrug like it was nothing, but really, I still couldn't get my head around what I did yesterday.