Loyalty Pawn #2 Novels & Stories

Craig said, As Craig and Mary continued their conversation, they were oblivious to the unfolding drama outside the gym. Unknowingly to them, the infamous gangster kingpin, Jackson, had his sights set on entering the gym house. His reputation preceded him, and the gym's security systems had already flagged him as a dangerous individual, Jackson approached the entrance confidently, unaware that his presence had already been detected by the gym's advanced computer system. A robotic voice boomed from the speakers, "Access denied. Entry not permitted. Please vacate the premises."

She could rely on them until their loyalty shifted away. By the time she reached the pawn shop, Griffin was loading two black bags into his Jeep at the back of his pawn shop. The man acted like he was a vampire. He didn’t sleep much or go out much unless it was business related. Ninety-five percent of the time, he spent it in the pawn shop. He worked and lived there. The remaining five percent, he spent it outside the pawn shop—buying groceries, getting stuff for his shop or clients, and eating out. “Encountered the Alpha again?” He asked with an amused smile as he shut the back garage door of his shop after she parked her motorbike inside.

I gave him a sad smile and nodded. "We'd love to." He smiled and looked at Allen who was grinning like the Cheshire Cat. Layton smiled brightly as well then cleared his throat. "Then let's start this. Do you, Channing Stephens, pledge to be loyal to the Greenwood Pack for as long as you shall live?" He asked. I placed my right hand over my heart and my left one in the air as my sign that I pledge. "I do."

They stumbled forward, their legs barely holding them up, before being forced to their knees in the center of the room. That's when I noticed it. The same collars he had forced onto my neck were now locked around theirs. He rose from his chair and walked toward them with the calm menace of a predator. Removing their blindfolds and their gags, he crouched in front of them. “I'm sorry, sir!” one of them cried in a trembling voice. “I'm so sorry. Don't kill me. I promise I'll return all your money!” He chuckled darkly. “What were you thinking when you stole from me? It’s so foolish of you to think you wouldn't get caught,” He paused, “If you'd used the money for something meaningful, I might've

Is this some joke? "No, ma'am! It's true" Patricia said excitedly at the other side of the line. "Young Master Clawson has paid off all of the store's debts. Every single penny! She repeated the words she had said earlier and just then the phone fell from Sapphire's hands. Lance did what?

"The things you say to me don hold me for work o, That you would ride with me till the wheels fall off. Oh, fall off... She don't want my money,She don't want nobody She just want Loyalty,she wants my Loyalty. The guys sang Ajebo Hustlers Loyalty to Tiana and her bridesmaid having prepared a special dance and song for them. Aishat and Johnathan were also there and Tiana being a lovely mood gave them a warm welcome. After the wedding, they traveled to USA for their honeymoon ready to start a new chapter of their life.

All I can think about is Luciano. Where are you? Did you stop looking? Do you hate me now? Do you even know about our baby girl? A tear escapes before I can stop it. Damian notices and tries to wipe it off. I look away quickly. I don't want his consolation. The officiant continues speaking about loyalty, commitment, honour. Words that mean nothing inside a room filled with murderers. “Do you, Damian Varga—” He doesn't let the officiant finish. “I do.”

One by one, with varying degrees of reluctance, they began to follow suit. Alpha Arthur, his jaw tight, his eyes burning with defiance, was the second to rise. “By ancient law and the will of fate.” he gritted out, his voice laced with the bitterness of forced compliance, “I, Alpha Arthur of the Ironwood Pack, pledge my reluctant… allegiance to Luna Daisy as the leader of this coalition.” The word “reluctant“ was almost spit, but it was still a pledge. I simply watched him, my expression unreadable. Alpha Lex followed, his face pale.

“What if she does not?” “Then you will remain trapped. Until you can start thinking with your brain.” She didn’t like it. That much was clear. But she nodded anyway, because what choice did she have? “That’s my girl,” I whispered, and before she could speak again, I turned my back to her and walked away. Because the thing about pawns… you don’t need them to be loyal. You just need them to be desperate. And desperate, Sienna was. Which made her the perfect piece to keep on the board.

"Of course not! If I'm not buying it for you, who else would it be for?" He waved at the sales associate to take the ring out, but then, as if struck by a sudden thought, turned to Vanessa. "Babe, I'm feeling kind of thirsty. Could you grab me a drink?" "Sure." Vanessa knew exactly what he was trying to do, but she played along. When she returned with a juice, Scott greeted her with a look that screamed guilty. "Sorry, babe. The sales associate accidentally dropped the ring, and it broke. How about we pick something else?"