Main Character Kill La Kill Novels & Stories

"Right! We'll return the money. Honey, we'll pay you back. Just tell the police to leave, okay?" "Pay me back?" I smiled. "With what? Hasn't Dwight invested all the money in the account into the game, where it's now just a bunch of virtual data?" Myra swayed on her feet. A knock sounded at the door, then a polite and distinct voice said, "Hello, this is the local police." I walked over and opened the door. Outside stood two officers in uniform, their expression serious. "Are you Mr. Glenn Miller? Was it you who called the police just now?"

"And I know the people in this camp are protecting her. But my father is coming, Luka. If I don't give him a name, he'll kill everyone here." Luka finally looked up. He didn't look scared anymore. "He’ll do that anyway," Luka said. The voice wasn't a boy's voice. It was the same low, husky tone from the cliff. I didn't move, I just stared at him as he reached up and wiped the dye from his neck, revealing the jagged white scar. "Zara," I whispered. She stood up and pulled a dagger from her boot. "I told you, Caelum," she said, her eyes glowing with a dark light. "I'm the debt."

"Shut up!" Alpha Killan's voice thundered, making the girl shudder in fear. "Who sent you here?" He asked the girl, grabbing her by her collar. "I said, who sent you?" He asked, ignoring the girl's cry that he was hurting her. "Maybe you don't know this, but I, Alpha Killan, don't stand anyone talking ill of my Luna; do you hear me?" He asked, dropping the girl on the ground.

“It’ll take Ricci a minute to get up here. Just let me touch you for a moment. All those years of watching you while your father said I couldn’t even have a taste.” The door banged open, flooding weak light from elsewhere in the mansion where the generator was working into the room. Killian filled the doorframe, his gun already aimed at Mattia’s head. Tommaso and Adrian were behind him, guns drawn. I felt a flicker of movement from the crazy man behind me, and then it wasn’t Mattia’s hand at my throat. It was the cool, sharp edge of a knife. I didn’t dare swallow. “Let her go,” Killian said in a low, smooth voice. There wasn’t a hint of fear about him. He was completely calm and deadly, a he

I waved the dagger again "Alpha Killian!"

In the meantime, Lilian continued to yell at me. She claimed that I got her son killed. She wanted them to shoot me to death. I looked at the cops. “Sir, I found a surveillance system at the top of the mountain. We’ll know the truth once we get the footage. Lucius’s death has nothing to do with me. He wanted to kill me instead.” Lucius was ignorant of something when he took me up the mountain. The top of the mountain was monitored. He had committed a crime, whether I rescued him or not.

She was asked to give a speech and she got up and walked to the podium “Laura has always been the bravest, the smartest and the kindest of all of us. She has been a role model to all of us and she was killed unjustly. She was full of life and she was the perfect twin but I swear on her grave that I would do all in my power to make sure that she is avenged. I know who killed her and I know exactly why she was killed. She was killed because she was protecting the Luna of the crimson pack. She was killed while fulfilling her duties and I swear that I wouldn’t stop until every one of the people that killed her are wiped away from the surface of the earth” Louis said as anger burned in her eyes

The pain that Elizabeth felt, could not be described in words, her little sister, Willy, would never see her again with her beautiful sky blue eyes; the men dressed in black lowered the glass coffin, and she led her into the crypt, she would soon have to leave her in the coldness of that place. I promise you, Willy, I swear, I will find that person who killed you- Elizabeth said with tears in her eyes- I will make him pay, I will not rest until I see him sunk in jail paying for your death- the woman wiped her eyes with a violent movement with the handkerchief that had been offered by her fiancé, she should no longer cry