Miss Thavel Danger Au Novels & Stories

They all did a toast and Samantha heaved a sigh of relief. “Reach out to Sasha and make sure she and Ryette are okay,” Samantha said to Mariah. “They're both fine. We spoke a few minutes ago,” Mariah replied. “When are we packing our bags for the next part of the mission?” Ken asked. “A few days from now. We should let the bastards enjoy the show for now,” Samantha smirked. “This is a beautiful revenge,” Mariah laughed. “A dangerous one I must say,” Ken added. They all laughed.

“Why don't you keep on working on your humility?” As she swept out of the office, I chuckled under my breath. Humility was overrated. I had other businesses to finish and by nightfall the safe house was far behind me. The air smelled of oil and salt. The fresh scent of rain filling the air. I stopped by a stack of containers, my headlights cutting the fog. His brother had to be moved to the docks. I couldn't let Deborah find out about him now could I? Inside one of the containers, bound to a chair, sat a man who looked too much like Mike.