Nancy Callahan Sin City Novels & Stories

“One down! Next — Nancy the thief, right?” I drew a slow breath and felt the cold satisfaction settle in my chest. Yes. Nancy. I pulled out my phone and dialed the number Andrew had given me. “It’s Leah. Run a check on that prodigy-artist Nancy from the Blood pack — every listed ‘inspiration’ behind her award pieces.” Step two of the revenge had begun.

"Still in Manhattan, sir. She left the penthouse earlier in a rush. Surveillance says she’s heading toward the precinct or hospital." Rohan chuckled dryly. "That old bat doesn’t want to die. Acts like she’s thirty and immortal." Jose wisely remained quiet. Rohan moved to the desk, placed his glass down then pulled the file from Jose’s hand and flipped it open. "Kane Callahan. Shot in a bar. Zane Callahan—who knows where he is. Probably laying with some actress or scheming. The blood runs hot in all of them." He stared at a photo of the Callahan boys in their younger days. "My brother’s legacy was fire... left me with embers I’ve tried to shape into something lasting."

Visible. But destroying. Photo. Didn’t help. Didn’t. Fix. Didn’t. Stop. The burning. She picked up. Phone. Again. Hands. Shaking. Voice. When she spoke. Deadly. Calm. “Listen. Carefully.” “Yes?” Spy. Waiting. Used to. Her moods. Her. Madness. “Noah Callahan. Add him. To the list. Watch him. Too. Where he. Goes. Who. He sees. This. Lora girl. Especially.”

Chapter Two [ Mutual understanding and love] Nancy's radiant face and dazzling, shining eyes show how glad she is, despite the fact that she has been blushing for no reason at all since he welcomed her. Before she completely left him, she forced herself to do so even though she didn't want to. “I'm Nancy Coronel, a law student at Manila University who is currently on vacation in Hacienda Buena Gracias. Goodbye!” He plunges his body into the deep water, and she is eager to introduce herself to him.

“Call the house if you need anything. The car keys are in the flower pot.” “Yeah, I could use one. I’ll fill the tank. Thank you.” “Don’t let those ladies get into your pants so easy, city boy,” she said as she walked out of the door. “They’re not my type.” “I’m not surprised town girls don’t pass your taste.” She laughed. “Nah. It’s just I’m fancy of a girl named Sindy Kate these past few nights. So I just stick with her for a while.” I watched how she stop to a halt and how her body shudder. It was another proof that she was the same girl.

It isn't because of call I am fully awake but it's because of her aggression that I am so much curious to know whose call it is. "Why? Who is it?" I ask? "Nobody, you need to know," she says and grabs my phone and walks to another direction. The call repeats again. "It's ringing again. Whose call is it? Why are you like that?" I scold her and grab the phone? The phone gets cut off in our small cat fights. "Mia, what is wrong with you?" I snarl at her. "What's wrong with me? What's wrong with you Nancy? How can you be alright when Kevin is in that state? How can you stay calm and even sleep at this condition of his?" she says with her unstoppable sobs.

Jinshen stood up and went to pick up his luggage. His stab at her heart made her heart bleed. Ji Yingfei did not care about whether she would be arrested or punished by the hotel. She was so angry that she grabbed his pants again and shouted madly, "Who is it? That woman is? Who is she?" Jinshen looked down at her. He smiled slightly. "Her name is Nancy. She is in R City." "Nancy? Who is Nancy?" Jinshen pushed her hand away from his trousers and left with his suitcase.

With self-mockery Nancy said, “After Hallie found out that I was dating Peter, she sent someone to my house to make trouble. My mother’s blood pressure was unstable at that time and because of what Hallie did, she died of a heart attack. Why would I not hate her? And I did not hate Darren at first. But after my mom passed, I began to hate every single one of those so-called upper-class people. And I despise them because they were completely ruthless praying with women like they are disposal and using their power to get whatever they wanted…” Nancy was so emotional that her eyes turned red. Gritting her teeth she continued, “Since I’m having a hard time, I didn’t want to let them have good li

He would never allow any unexpected events to occur during this period. His phone rang. It was a call from Nancy. Austin answered the call coldly. "Where are you?" "Pier 1." After ending the call, Austin walked toward Pier 1. In the distance, he could see Nancy in a black dress. There were some suitcases placed next to Nancy as well. A gentle breeze picked up, caressing Nancy's long hair and dress. She had a quiet smile on her pretty face. Everything about her exuded a refreshing air. Even if she was just standing there, she attracted the gazes of many passersby.