Partner In Crime Novels & Stories

"Sorry, I'm not looking for a relationship." "Who said I liked you like that?" He stopped, giving me a bewildered look. He was... so weird. "Then what do you mean?" "We're meant to be partners. Partners in crime," he clarified with a grin. I tilted my head, trying to process his words. "Sorry, I'm also not into organized crime or whatever you're planning." "Crime? What on earth are you talking about? Do I look like a criminal to you?" he asked, looking thoroughly amused.

Even Carlos looked at me like I had lost my mind. Meeting the eyes of the young man who appeared shocked himself, I replied, "You see, it isn't news that I run a mafia organization, and just like the integrity of the Hanlim and De Castello, I have an honor which goes against non consensual activities and underage sex." I paused, staring directly into his eyes...glasses, "So what do you think happens when I discover that a business partner is involved in these? Now, any other questions?" Cameras flashed, he shook his head and bowed, a look of disappointment in his eyes.

Saga and Kedade were astounded by this news too. “Yes.” “And you accepted?” “His men found and cornered me. Should I have said no to him?” “You are trending on thin ice, Sunny. you had better understand that you only belong to me.” Pavel hissed. “There you go again. You are misunderstanding me. Your father actually asked me to be your partner in crime.” Sunny retorted as she closed the distance between her and Pavel. “Partner in crime?” Pavel was confused. “Yes. Like bonnie and Clyde.” “Who is that?” Pavel still looked confused.

“Maybe we can work something out. You know that I have a big drug trafficking ring. Maybe we can be partners, I like your ambition.” I slowly dropped my gun to my side, a partnership. The thought crossed my mind briefly. There was silence now in the building except for some distant voices of my men starting to clean up. “Jensen, where are you? The building is clear.” I pulled the earpiece out and let it hang on my shirt. “Alright Mendoza, I will partner with you. But if you double-cross me I will kill you.” He clapped his hands together and a smile crossed his face.

3rd Person's POV Bribery, embezzlement, tax evasion, and murder are the crimes announced by the judge under the defendants, Clyde Evans and Jameson Nicholson. They cannot get away with those crimes because strong evidence was passed to the court. Until the very end, the two partners in crime are two partners in prison.

Gavin shrugged his shoulders. “I won’t do anything. She’s just a harmless woman. You can see how easy it is to make this woman believe strangers until her drinks are drugs without her knowing. “ “Well, well, you’re right. But this woman is named Jaxon, and don’t pretend you don’t know. You know this city even better than the elders who lived hundreds of years in Denver. Not a single whisper escaped your ears.” Gavin shook his head. He had known Jaxon since they were young boys whose hobby was rowing a bicycle around this city to deliver some “stuff” to the cartel or “mafia” who needed their “services.” Since childhood, they were crime partners because the money was enough to buy a new toy.

Olivia said with a grin on her face as she brought out her wallet and gave her credit card before the gang boss could even stop her. The two women knew that they were crazy and a match for each other with how they were happy in celebrating their first meeting from a decade ago by reenacting it—which was a situation in which the blonde helped the gang boss from not being caught in stealing. Except that the blonde had a huge change which included not wanting to do crimes anymore. Though they were still indeed partners in crime after all.

I shouldn't have, but I didn't want to lose my best and only friend, so I told him. At first, he was skeptical, and I couldn't blame him. But finally, I was able to prove to him that I wasn't making the whole story up. Quinten was one of the only humans with knowledge of the supernatural world. It was dangerous information for him to have, and I couldn't help feeling a little guilty, but for the most part, I was just glad to still have my best friend.

“But the danger is always following you wherever you go. And here I thought Mr. Bladwyn was got mugged in his house. But it’s more than that, isn’t it?” “My former business partner is apparently dirtier than me. He was entangled with bad people. His son came to me wanted to get revenge and blamed me for his father’s death.” “He shot you?” Willa’s eyes widened as she stared at Dad. “Yes.” “So, who is this guy?” “One of the most dangerous organized crimes in history,” I had to tell her. She had to know now. I didn’t want her to get more confused. “Baby,” Linden warned me.

"I've got a lot going on with my father missing I've got to wrap up a couple of things but that doesn't mean that I don't have time for friends or I don't have time to listen to you because I also want to understand why you didn't tell me that your business was in trouble it was while you were helping your nephew get ready for the day I made a couple of calls to a couple of friends and they told me that even if I tried to help you I couldn't save your business if gained a bad reputation so either someone has framed you for something you didn't do or you just watched everything go up in smoke." "I wouldn't do that. My partner who I'm now finding out that he works for an organized crime gang ,