Lovely Gangster Novels & Stories

I followed suit, revealing myself to his burning gaze. “Well, let her,” I replied as our lips met, the world outside fading away. At that moment, nothing else mattered—nothing except the here and now. To love a gangster is to embrace the unknown, to be ready to cross every boundary, to stand firm even when the world seems against you. "I love you, my gangster," I whispered between kisses, my voice filled with pride. He paused, pulling back just enough to look into my eyes, his gaze filled with a longing that mirrored my own, an unspoken promise of forever.

— I packed all your things last night. — Thanks, G. You're the best. - I know. I noticed that his fingers were torn and scratched, his hands were swollen. — Is this from last night? — I tilted my chin toward his hands. “Yes.” He flexed his long fingers. — It hurts like a bitch today. Do you like it? Beating people up and acting like the mafia? He raised an eyebrow. — Should we be talking about this? — Why wouldn't we go? Like, it's weird that we've never talked about this before, don't you think?

He shoved the camera in my face, his voice dripping with exaggeration. "This scumbag posed as a security guard to sneak into my aunt's house, but he's actually a mobster. He just beat up several of my guys!" The viewer count in the live stream skyrocketed. Netizens, unaware of the truth, flooded the comments section with vicious insults. "This guy deserves to be shot!" "He totally looks like a criminal. Just look at those mean eyes." "Good job, streamer! Justice always wins!" Antonio soaked in the comments, his ego swelling with every word.

Before starting the episode, there's one thing that needs to be clarified. Many of you are getting confused about Rishi and RV being the same person. People, Rishi is the pet name of Rishab, the father and husband of Atharv and Swathi; he is the eldest one. Meanwhile, RV is the pet name of Rithvik, "the 2nd eldest" among the gang. Let's start: - Shayan slipped from the cliff, but since the cliff wasn't very steep or dangerous, he didn't suffer any major or serious injuries. After calming his spinning head, he stood up and began dusting off his hands when he suddenly remembered the girl (Aastha).