One Bullet Away Novels & Stories

When seen from afar, they shared no difference with a real human being. Etan pulled the trigger and shot precisely between the targets’ eyebrows. Anne was so startled that she let out a high-pitched scream as she covered her ears. Etan continued shooting the moving targets. He fired only one bullet for each target and shot nowhere else but their glabella. His intentions were very clear as he wanted to take the person’s life with just one shot. Anne was horrified as her whole body shivered. She felt like Etan was going to aim his gun and shoot her at the very next second.

, she shook her head refusing to believe anything he said, this guy was a social path “I know your shocked and all but I don’t have the time or patience to deal with you, took out his gun and pointed it towards her “say night night” she released the trigger Eva came behind her and bent her down, the bullet means by an inch, Eva then pulled her back to their hiding spot while he kept of firing the bullet, then he got into his car and drove off Jayne was till in shock, unable to move, Eva held her in her arm, she then took Jayne phone

**Chapter 126: Bullet for Love** Callan had been shot protecting me. The bullet had torn through his side in that chaotic warehouse, and the safe house medical team had worked frantically under harsh lights to stabilize him. I sat beside his bed in the converted infirmary room, clutching his hand as if letting go might make him slip away. The emptiness where the link used to be felt like a constant, hollow ache in my chest—an absence that amplified every fear and every prayer.

The bullet didn’t hit the tire. It struck the asphalt inches behind the Norton, a white-hot spark that hissed as it bit into the road. My father wasn't aiming for a kill shot; he was ranging us. As we banked into a hard left toward the expressway, I looked back one last time. Chen Wei stood on the rooftop, his silhouette framed by the flashing red and blue strobe lights of the federal blockade. He lowered his rifle, not because he had missed, but because his job was done.

Bullet voiced out. Bullet pulled out a knife from her side pocket. She ran away from where we stood and made her way towards the stairs. Mark and I chased after her but I caught up with her first. We both struggled with the knife — My aim was to stop her from climbing the stairs to kill Francesco while hers was to ensure that I do not stop her from fulfilling her motive. Elizabeth screamed from the stairs as she descended the stairs rapidly. At that time, Bullet had almost plunged the knife into my left chest. I was only able to stop it by circling my right hand around the knife.

Nicole watches me for a minute before asking with a frown, "Is there something wrong, besides the obvious?" I glance her way and just before I say something, a bullet whizzes past me within an inch of my nose. Falling to the ground, I yell, "Get down", before I hear another one right above my head about a foot. If I had been standing, it would have hit me for sure.

Ray casually pointed at one person. "Die." A bullet flew out without a sound. Blood burst into the air. "Aaah—!" Ray's expression darkened. The shot hadn't blown the man's head apart—it struck his ear instead. The distance was a bit too far, throwing off his aim. Honestly, it was a little embarrassing. He'd clearly said "die." But the people facing him were already terrified out of their minds. From more than ten meters away, with just a finger pointed, Ray had blown a man's ear apart.

Scarlett nodded her head, still keeping up with her act. Aria couldn't do anything but just stand there in disbelief. Cedric didn't even bother looking back at her before he left. She watched their retreating backs and couldn't help but think how close and compatible they look together. As soon as they were out of sight, she leaned back on the countertops and glanced down on her forearm. There was a red mark on it, signifiying the burn she had also incurred from Scarlett's coffee spill. It was only then that she had felt the pain. However, it didn't equate to the pain that she was feeling in her heart.

The bullets are larger, and while coming from a further distance, they pack a bigger punch. “Ready for the real show?” Azure’s voice echoed around the room. Not even a moment later, a bullet whizzed past his shoulder, nearly clipping it, and lodging in a tree behind it. The wood splintered on impact, and I heard Erin gasp. “I would just like to warn you both that Azure will be hit by three separate bullets within the next ten seconds.” “He’s going to be okay, right?” Erin squeaked. “Of course,” I smiled. “That’s what the gear is for.”

Waking up fully, Anya stood up and dived away from the bullet with a speed only her has ever felt. The bullet landed on the grass. “Wake up!” She shouted in her thought and then every wolf stood up. Seeing what was happening they began to run away from the bullets flying around, trying to dodge them. Vincent woke up and headed straight to attack one of the hunters. As he zoomed past Anya, she heard it for the first time; “God help me, I will tear him limb to limb.”