It Wasn't Me It Was The One Armed Man Novels & Stories

In one instant, one of the men- with a bald head- grabs my arm roughly and pulls me to him. I shriek and try to draw myself away but to no avail. His companion with a long scar spanning from his temple to his left cheek, laughs. He laughs and begins to fiddle with his belt. The fluids in my body seems to freeze. Bald man pushes me to the ground. "How about we say our thanks in a proper way, miss?"

The adrenaline was crashing, leaving me cold and hollow. Five minutes later, the door opened. Armano walked in. He was holding a wad of gauze to his neck. He looked like hell—pale, sweaty, swaying slightly—but he walked with that rigid military posture. He closed the door and locked it. He didn't say anything. He just stood there, like a soldier awaiting court-martial. "You called me a ghost," I said, turning to face him. My voice was quiet, but it cut through the silence.

I asked him lowly Suddenly I heard the door’s crack as it opened slowly. I saw Miley stepping in with a hand pointing a gun over her head. I tightly grabbed Ethan in my embrace as my eyes widened with shock. And there the man stepped in and my eyes witnessed his face. The man I never wanted to see again, Armando.

Naturally, they could not take it out. "510,000!" Finally, at this time, someone started to bid. This bid also broke the original silence and dullness. The bidder was a one-armed man with a long sword on his back and long hair covering his face, but someone still recognized him. "It's that one-armed swordsman. I didn't expect him to come here!" "That's right. I also recognized him. Rumor has it that his sword skills are extraordinary, and he once cut off a river with one move. He is a master of swordsmanship!"

he whispered and pulled me in his arms. I heard a gunshot but didn’t look away. I don’t ever want to see his disgusting face again. There were more people here, but I didn’t care about them either. "If she can't be mine, I won’t let her be yours too, Abram." Suddenly, Abram spun me around and I heard another gunshot, but this time it pierced through the man who was holding me. At that moment, my soul left my body when he went limp in my arms. *** Note:

There were just as many people inside as there were outside and from my time with Massimo, I recognized them to be underground crime lords along with their wives or new playthings hanging by their sides. We made our way to the front of the crowd where the bereaved family stood and my eyes still roamed everywhere else while Massimo greeted a tall man but I must have been deeply engrossed, searching the crowd when I felt a sharp pain in my arm. "Ouch!" I exclaimed and turned sharply to Massimo and then to the point in my arm where he had pinched me. His face had a smile meant to be sweet but was menacing to me. "What?" I asked, trying to rein in my voice from sounding sharp.

I didn't think that man had an ounce of fat on him. "Little bird, you fuck me now," someone said. "How many of you are there?" I asked, his words sending steel down my spine. "Two. But I go first." He grabbed at my clothes. Instinct and training took over. I grabbed his hand, wrenched it back. His squeal of pain was a bright spark of joy in my brain. Using his arm as a fulcrum, I twisted around the outside of his body, and slammed my opposite forearm where I thought his elbow joint should be.

"Yeah, I told him I suddenly got a call from my close friend. And that I needed to take something from her. Herbert and his friend are also here, so he didn't suspect anything." Amy still seemed uneasy. "Follow the crowd out there. Don't be nervous. Just lower your head. It'll be all fine once you get in the car. Nobody would follow you anymore by then." "Okay, thank you." Amy followed Vince out of the clubhouse with gratitude. Meanwhile, Yuna wore Amy's clothes and walked outside. Now, Mina's voice rang in her Bluetooth earphones. "Ms. Feron, there isn't just one person taking pictures. There's another man on your nine o'clock."

A man in a suit leaned down and ruffled my hair. I dodged him. "Don’t touch me." My blurred vision swayed, but I could still recognize his face in an instant. He gazed down at me in silence with his hands in his pocket, his eyes weighed down by something unreadable. His voice was low and hoarse. "Had enough to drink?" I glared at him and shook my head. He crouched in front of me. "How many fingers am I holding up, Teresa?"

What better way to show she was my man? Li helped me undress, chasing off the hostess. I kept the belt and pistol purely out of habit; I had called ahead and they understood. Li made a comment about me being "armed, like a naked savage," and the hostess smiled at the movie reference, then hummed a few notes of the song from the opening credits for the movie that may have been made before her parents were born. (Hint: Anita Pallenberg as the One-eyed Wench.)