He Will Tear Your City Down Novels & Stories

If I helped him build it, I could help tear it down and this time, I wouldn’t hesitate, break or look back. This time, I wouldn’t be the one losing.

The city belonged to him, and anyone who dared to challenge that would suffer the same fate as his former betrayers. As Big Shark stalked through the darkened streets, the city's pulse thrumming with a new intensity, he knew that he was home once more. Harmony City was his domain, and he would reshape it in his image, casting aside all who dared to defy him. The city trembled at his return, and the echoes of his wrath would reverberate through its streets, a warning to all who crossed the path of the revitalized, unrelenting force that was Big Shark.

He would burn cities. He would tear the world apart brick by brick until I was in his arms again. And when he discovered why I ran? Hell would be nothing compared to the storm he'd unleash. And nothing will stop it.

Zayn stood before the windowpane and stared down at the city skyline. His heart felt heavy. He was finally back, and he was going to paint the town red. It would be the biggest murderous rampage the city had ever seen! “Fine by me. I wanted him to spread the news. I want them to live the rest of their life in fear. I want to see them make allies among one another, to come at me as a united force,” he said calmly. “So that I can strike them in one fell swoop and obliterate them. They will have no escape.”

“What did you just say?” He stood a few feet away, smiling like he had just won a game. “You heard me. This city? It’s mine. If you want to make this a battle, I’m more than happy to oblige. But don’t say I didn’t warn you. I always come out on top. You’ll either give in to the bond or…” He lifted a hand, gesturing to the walls around us, my hotel, my sanctuary, my hard-earned pride. “I’ll make sure everything you’ve built crumbles.”

He wanted to lock me in a fortress of gold and iron, but he had married a woman who knew how to cut out the cancer before it killed the patient. "Two minutes," Ruan rasped, his eyes darkening. "If the barricade doesn't drop in two minutes after you arrive, I’m leveling those five blocks myself. I don't care about the federal response. I don't care about the media. I will tear this city apart to get you back." "Two minutes is all I need," I said.

“But I do not share that sentiment. I know for a fact that when your father and brothers attack this city, they will conquer it—and kill everyone in sight. And that is why I am here… to make a deal with you.” My suspicion sharpened. “What type of deal?” He paused for a long second before answering. “There is no stopping the war that is coming. But we can both help ourselves. I will help you escape before they carry out the execution, and in return, you will convince your father not to completely destroy the city—and spare my life, of course.” “What do you mean by not completely destroy the city?” I asked slowly. “Well… you are free to kill as many men as you like— even alphas. But leave enou

His eyes flash, "If she orchestrated this, I'll help." I nod, "It's time to make this city realize what happens when you take someone I love." Jagger smiles as we leave the house. "Shit, this city is fucked." I shrug, I don't give a fuck. "Don't take what's mine." I get into my car and put it in drive. It's time to call in a couple of markers.

"Let them enjoy the luxury of a sealed vault. They have two more days before the fire turns to ice." Caleb reached over, his large, warm hand casually covering mine on the table. His icy blue eyes locked onto mine with an unyielding promise. "The city will fracture by tomorrow night, Elena. When the grid dies, the desperate will come up that hill." "Let them come," I whispered, a ruthless smile cutting across my face. "The gates of the ark don't open for beggars."

then Louis genuinely feared that no force on earth would be able to stop his friend from razing the entire city to the ground in vengeance. Like Samson in the temple, James would not hesitate to bring the whole world down around him if his final pillar of light was extinguished. And as the first threads of their traitor's web began to tremble in that impending maelstrom, Louis could only steel himself for the epochal devastation to come. The die had been cast, and all bets were now off.