Miss Shapen Henry Danger Novels & Stories

He shot at a trashcan and missed by a large distance. “Who?” Shelby asked, even though she thought that she knew who he was talking about. “Jolene.” Henry spat out. “That fucking bitch has caused me too much damned trouble and I’m going to solve two problems with her.” “What problems?” Zack asked as he made a subtle movement with his hand and activated his button camera. He knew better than to think that this would be like in the movies or TV shows where the villain would spew out their manifesto. But he could hope.

Furthermore, Miss Tammy did not agree to let her in either. “Is he really alright?” Sharon asked. She was afraid that he had gotten hurt because of her. That would be troublesome. “You’d better go back to rest, Miss Newton. You must’ve received a shock today. Miss Tammy said that something like this will never happen again.” He stopped Sharon once again. She understood the situation and stopped insisting on heading inside. “I’m alright. I’m just afraid that Mr. Henry has gotten hurt. Since he’s alright, I’m relieved,” she said. As soon as she finished speaking, she turned around to leave.

“I was little, yes. I have seen you in town before and you’re cute.” “My name is Henry. I am a trainee at the nearby guard post. The woman, my friend, is Kelanar. She is my training partner, and you will show her respect. You will return to our table and give her an apology, or I will report you to your boss. Do you understand?” says Henry in a tone you don’t argue with. “I understand, Sir.” Shelly looks terrified. Henry opens the door and goes back to Kelanar. They eat and wait for Shelly to show up.

None of them were good people. Sage had only promised Henry benefits because she wanted him to take the bait. She never intended to let him or Sandra off the hook! When Henry heard her question, his voice seemed to tremble. "Nothing much. What did you find out?" Henry had been a very evil person in his past life, so why was he so afraid out of the blue? Sage felt like something was off, but she didn't mention what Shane had told her. She just said, "Nothing. Yesterday, you told me Ronald Shekdotter has Ian's father backing him up. I just want to know more about that."

It was a full blown war between an armed mercenary group which Ivan had hired, and the mercenary group which Mr Bianchi had hired. _ _ _ Vincent can finally confirm the dreadful feeling he'd been getting since he approached the club. Everyone was running for their lives. He was running too, but not without letting his gaze wander, searching for his friends. When he sighted Jenna, he sighted Alex. Jenna was shaking a motionless Alex with tears streaming down her face. When she saw him, her tears increased. “I… carry him. Panic attack...” She managed to say. Vincent inhaled deeply before carrying Alex in his arms and rushing after the people who were flooding out of the bar, Jenna in tow.

Katrina's POV The sun barely touched the sky when Shaun and I set out. My stomach churned with unease as we moved deeper into the bush, following the last known path Henry had taken before he disappeared. I still couldn't believe it. Henry. A Beta we had trusted. A fighter who had fought beside us. A liar. The thought made my skin crawl. Shaun walked beside me, his shoulders tense, his face dark. He hadn’t spoken much since last night. I knew he was thinking the same thing I was—how much damage had Henry done? How many lies had he shared?

** From the dancefloor where he was dancing with his little niece, Ryan saw Danny, Olgy and Henry walking towards the dancefloor. “Mimi, I'll be back for the dance, okay?” He said and pecked the little girl's cheek before walking away. “Guys,” he called, walking to the boys. “Is this how you welcome your long time friends?” Henry, the fair, blonde hair boy said angrily and grabbed him by the suit. “I'm sorry, I'm sorry, don't make me your prisoner,” Ryan apologized and they all laughed. “What kept you, uh? You know how much we've missed you?” Olgy, the fair skin boy spoke as they both embraced.

“You saw them?” “Yes.” “Describe him.” I hesitated, then said, “Tall. Broad shoulders. Black hoodie. He didn’t try to hide. He wanted me to see him.” Joseph’s face darkened. “That sounds like a warning.” “I already told security to sweep the perimeter,” Jillian said. Joseph nodded slowly, then turned to me again. “And you’re sure it wasn’t someone from the staff?” “No. His eyes—he looked like he wanted me to know I wasn’t safe.”

Or should I say, giving me a bad look. “What a lucky dog,” he said to me before finally passing us. Maybe he will go to the mini gym on the third floor to practice. “Be careful on your way home, Henry. The dog with dangerous rabies might bite you,” I told him with a serious face. Henry just looked at me evilly but didn’t say anything. Then he opened the door to the mini gym. “Be careful of Henry, Shanra. We know him. He’s a bad person,” Tom warned me as we boarded the elevator.

"We just thought she was getting away too easily after only apologizing in public. She deserves something more serious. She needs to be punished anyway. Wasn't it good to arrange for those people? Two years is almost up. We won't have another opportunity to get her again after this." "Don't you know someone might die from all that stomping? Her life would've been in danger if I hadn't saved her in time." There was silence. Everyone was shocked by Henry's anger, and they spoke carefully. "Why do you care if that woman is in danger, Henry? You aren't… in love with her, are you?"