Mha Phoenix Novels & Stories

Of all the women in Phoenix, I had to develop an interest in the one connected to the man I was planning to destroy. A knock on the door pulled me from my thoughts. "Come in." Victor entered, closing the door behind him. "The men are settled. Integration will begin tomorrow." "Good." "There's something else." He pulled out his phone and showed me a photo. "Micaiah Hayes was spotted last night at Monarch. That high-end restaurant in Scottsdale." I studied the image. Hayes in a suit, looking every bit the successful businessman. And next to him— "Who's the girl?"

he said as he nuzzled his face into my neck. The next day came and Alex was getting the dogs ready before we leave. We're going house hunting near the university and we needed a home with a large backyard for the dogs. Alex took the car keys and I followed behind him as he leads the two dogs to the car. He attached some sort of covers to the backseat before letting the dogs in before we both get inside the car.

I pressed the accelerator harder, and the engine roared as I sped to my penthouse office—a place to regain my composure. Project Phoenix was all I could ever think of. It was my perfect weapon, a masterpiece that was supposed to crumble Hector's large empire. His darkest secret was a complex money laundering scheme disguised as a legitimate business. This operation funneled billions through a network of shell companies, all linked to drug cartels and deep corruption.

Maya's phone buzzed. A message from an unknown number. She opened it. A video. It showed a woman sitting in a dark room. Catherine Wei. She was speaking directly to the camera. "Hello, Maya," she said. "I am Catherine Wei. I lead the Phoenix. James Chen was useful, but he was always disposable. You have him now. You have his confession. Congratulations." She smiled. "But understand something. The Phoenix is not organized crime. It is not a criminal enterprise. It is evolution. It is the natural order. The strong survive. The weak do not. We simply help that process along."

She has to be okay. There’s no other fucking option. Bursting into the corridor that houses the infirmary, I spot Juliet and Nessa standing in the hall just outside the door, talking in low voices. Jax’s sister Juliet trained as a medic in preparation for the war with the shadow pack, and she stayed on at the complex afterward to continue her training. She’s talked about going to school to study medicine, but given our unique healing abilities, I’m not sure how useful most traditional medical practices would be for pack life. Still, I’m glad she’s here- Juliet knows what she’s doing, so if she’s been helping take care of Vienna, then my girl has been in good hands.

I smile, throwing my shoulders back. Three of them burst into fits of laughter, whilst Maddox stares at me with a strange look in his eyes, one I didn’t even want to decipher, I had boiled it down to either sex or murder, neither of which I would appreciate. I should have known they would find it hard to believe, their hadn’t been a Phoenix sighting in many years, the last one when I was only a child and I didn’t know to hide what I was. But I didn’t know if they knew about that.

“We need to be ready.” She tapped her screen and held the phone to her ear. “I’m calling John and Rob. We’ll need backup.” John—retired cop. Rob—lawyer. My uncles. If Mama called, they’d show up. No questions asked. Mama Red started scribbling notes on the back of a receipt she found on the dresser. “We’ll need intake protocols. Security. Food rotation. And someone to manage the quiet rooms.” I folded the last hoodie and placed it in the drawer. “I can do that,” I said. “The quiet rooms.”

Moon The drive across town from Cartwright’s place is intolerable. I pay no attention to Dax and Duke speaking softly in the backseat. I called for backup from my men as soon as we hit the highway. My team will arrive a few minutes behind us. We aren’t waiting. There’s a feeling deep in my gut that says I need to get to Madison quickly and that’s what we’re doing. The outskirts of Phoenix are filled with agriculture. Houses in this area aren’t the cookie cutter homes you see in the city, they’re sprawling homes surrounded by mile after mile of everything from corn to nut trees.

Aimee muttered suspiciously. She then started searching for all those areas via the internet. The first area name Aimee typed into the search field was Houston. Not long after, a complete description of Houston emerged, which is the fourth largest city in Las Vegas. But after looking for a long time, she didn't find anything suspicious from Houston, besides it's also quite far from Vegas, so Aimee put the name aside for a moment and started looking for the name of another area that might be the place where the mysterious mafia moves. She started typing Phoenix's name in the search field. Two seconds later came a brief description of the city of Phoenix which is the hottest city in Las Vegas.