Henry Danger Movie Captain Man Novels & Stories

I nod my head. “Words Ryan.” I bite back my anger as I mutter. “Yes.” “Good. Now get ready and go to work.” She says before walking away. I release a breath, so relieved that she's fucking out of my sight. I walk back into my room. Get rid of my pajamas pants and walk into the bathroom for a warm bath. I'm pissed off. My demons are screaming in my head. They want blood and it's a good thing they have one to spill. When I walked out from the bathroom, I received a message from my right hand man, Carlo. They caught the man who ran his mouth to the cops a few weeks ago.

But all that was done with so much difficulty since he kept ducking as well. “Get the two on the sides and leave the one next to the captain for me!” the man barked orders again. They were professionals in their field, and this was one of their expertise. In no time the two men on the company boat were down and the only one left was the CEO’s head of security. He was angry to see his men going down. he was like a mad man asking the captain to get closer to the boat so he could jump on board. The captain of the company boat did as told, when the others saw what was happening it was too late. The man was already on board and had shot the mam next to the captain.

That was why he used to travel alone, in the first place. “---- My name is David Hale. It was a pleasure to meet another captain.” He finished. But he was aware of how bad his introduction sounded. Thankfully, the other party chose to be a bigger person and no longer comment on his awkwardness. Instead, it replied warmly, “Hello, gentlemen. Let me introduce myself, I am captain Henry Styles and these were my crew.” “Were you taken against your will as well? And abducted along with your ship?”

For the first time, he didn’t seem like the untouchable captain everyone feared. I don’t know what made me walk over. “You okay?” I asked quietly. He lifted his head slowly. Those icy blue eyes met mine, and for a second he looked surprised I was still there. I shifted on my feet. “Earlier… when that guy got hurt. You got to him really fast. Thanks for helping him. Most captains would’ve waited for the coach.” Cole stared at me for a long moment, like my words didn’t make sense to him. “You noticed that?”

A couple fighters hit pads in the corner their grunts mixing with the smack of leather. An old Russian man waited on a bench in the back. White beard thick. Shoulders still strong. Scars covered his hands. He looked up and his face went tight when he spotted Kade. "Volkov," he said voice like gravel. "You bring Ryder here? The captain? This is dangerous ground." Kade sat down fast and pulled me onto the bench next to him. Our legs touched. "Pavel he has to know. Tell him about Nikolai. All of it."

Gaining his ground, he jumped up and faced his opponent. Hunched over, arms outstretched, the other man circled him. “I don’t want to kill you this way,” the captain said. “We have other plans for you.” “Sorry to disappoint, but it won’t happen as you’ve planed.” William narrowed his eyes. “Because I plan on killing you right now.” Henry laughed and shook his head. “What a brave man you pretend to be, but I know many men who are cowards just like you. Killing you will be rewarding.”

Why would they allow a ticking time bomb into their country? “You’re quite slow aren’t you?” Mane cocked his head with a mocking smile on his face. “What?” the captain stuttered as he tried to get to his feet. Although he wasn’t the sharpest, if he was dull, he wouldn’t have become a captain. This was the first time ever that someone had doubted his intelligence – or called him dumb. “Let me spell it out for you,” Mane yawned and walked towards the path created for him by the open barrier.

But this little witch. She had succeeded in making me have a damned boner in fucking daylight. She was making me react just by thinking of her. "What's the matter, Capo? You look like you are about to strangle someone," Henry patted my back as soon as he reached me. Henry was a friend and an associate. He was not a made man, but he handled most of the dirty work on behalf of the family. "Henry," I murmured, giving him a brief smile, before narrowing my eyes at him.

He said, "I'm not disrespecting you, Bowen. Henry is the mastermind behind the Seltzer disaster. I can't let him go." "Not even for me?" Bowen was obviously unhappy. Dominic hesitated. He was not afraid of a retired secretary. Instead, he was wary of Hendrick, another grandmaster. "I can give you anything else. As for Henry, you can—" "No! I must ensure Henry's safety to repay his kindness," Bowen said unhappily, with a firm refusal. Dominic did not know what to think. He might let the person go if it were someone else, but not Henry.

“Move it! Move it!” a voice lashed over the frightened passengers and crew of the luxury yacht. “Everybody down!” Five armed men stood over the terrified group, their automatic rifles threatening. “Please… Don’t shoot.” The captain of the vessel put his hands up, facing the leader on his knees. “There’s some money in the safe. You can take all of it. Just please, don’t kill us.” The leader, a tall redheaded man, pulled the captain to his feet. He held a gun to his head.