Monster Prom Brian 소설 & 이야기

When Jeremy tried to get up, Brian put a fist in his face. “Now listen to me, you son-of-a-bitch, the only thing preventing me from tearing your head off and pissing down your neck hole is realizing what a mess your blood would make on Myrna’s carpet. So you just sit there calmly or I might do something you won’t live long enough to regret.” Talking trash usually did the trick with this type of coward, but Brian would be more than happy to turn his threats into reality. He would take great pleasure in rearranging this guy’s overly handsome face.

Behind him, stood his minions with their arms across their chests to appear intimidating. “What do you want Brian?” Josh asked, annoyed by Brian's presence. Brian chuckled, his tone laced with mockery as he said. "Just wanted to see how you were faring after your grand humiliation at last year's prom," he said, his words dripping with sarcasm. “We are actually surprised that you're stupid enough to show your ugly face at another prom event after that.” One of Brian's minions said. Brian looked at Josh, from head to toe, taking in his look. A smirk made it's way to his face as he looked into Josh's eyes and said, “Looking sharp loser! Did you rent that suit from the costume shop? Cause I know

I just blinked. "I gave one speech, stop messing with me, Brian," I protested. "I'm not joking," he said, as serious as I'd ever seen him since we met. "You didn't just sell them clothes," Brian said seriously. "You sold them hope. That's powerful shit." "Brian," Raven warned. "What? I'm being supportive!" He turned back to me. "Liam's going to be so proud when he sees these numbers." "Speaking of Liam," I said, "where is he?"

I faked a smile. “Mom…you promise to take me out one day and that never comes.” He buried his face to the ground, sad. “You have to be safe for me to fulfil my promise. I'm going to take you out, I promise, but you do not have to ask all the time.” I cup his cheeks in my palms. Brian didn't smile, blush or show any sign that he was happy or at least appreciated what I said. He just kept a blank face with no reaction to it.

"Besides, we haven't even gone on a date, and maybe we never will." "Oh trust me you will," Brian argued, concerned about her. " it is a promise, you will. And this one is a keeper, he's a really good sexy man." He hoped she wouldn't miss the boat this time, she always did, Always saw to it that she did. And all Brian could pray for as he got into a cab and sped off was that this time the old dog would lose and the man would win. And for what it was worth, he was placing his bet on Drake.

She just wanted to spit me out as soon as possible. "Brian, what are you trying to do? Is it very uncomfortable? Do you need me to help you with something?" I hesitantly asked. Brian froze for a moment like he didn't expect me to ask that question. He looked at me intently without taking his eyes off me. "I promised I wouldn't force you into anything unless you volunteered." I looked at Brian silently under the dim light and saw the fire burning under his eyes, but Brian always suppressed it, trying not to break his promise.

I cock a brow at her, "of course, but only for those who want the change, it's there decision after all." We sit in the office with Alpha Carl, Luna Jenny, Beta Brian and Gamma Luke, I study all of them, I know Carl is a good man and was a great Alpha, I also know he has no other heirs. I look between Beta Brian and Gamma Luke, I've seen Luke's intensity and loyality but Beta Brian feels more like Maddon. I mind link Ashley, "this Brian is he a good guy?" She scoffs and I look at her as she looks out the window ignoring this entire meeting, "he's an asshat like Maddon."

“That’s the only recklessness I see. When are we finally going to deal with him properly?” The way he said it made the name sound almost casual. Adrian. As if he were just another obstacle. Brian had always underestimated my brother. But I knew better. “The company is right there,” Brian continued, gesturing vaguely as if the entire corporate empire sat beyond the alley walls. “All that money. All that power. And he’s the only thing standing between us and it.” Us. I almost laughed at the word. The only reason this fool believed there was an us was because I had promised him a reward large enough to keep him loyal.

“Oh, your intuition is sharp.” “I’m a top player in Dream Creed, which is a much bigger world than earth, much bigger than you can even imagine,” Brian said with pride and a little bit of arrogance. “I’ve seen and dealt with all kinds of situations and people. I may not be thirty years yet physically, but I’m like a sixty year old mentally.” “Then I won’t beat around the bush,” Adrian said. “We want to meet Holly Williams.” Brian’s expression froze. “W-What?”

Not of fists or flying objects, but of glares, slammed doors, and constant snide remarks exchanged between two boys who shared nothing but their parents’ last names. Alex Monroe, seventeen, an omega with soft features and expressive eyes, had perfected the art of looking disinterested while secretly watching Brian from behind his curtain of fluffy hair. He didn’t like Brian—at least, that’s what he told himself. It was easier to call it hate than admit to the tight feeling in his chest whenever Brian entered a room.