Partner In Crime Novels & Stories

I sighed as he watched me, waiting for me to speak. "He was Leo's good friend from a young age. They got along well in that they both had the same psychotic antics and lack of immorality which made him the perfect partner in crime. But Leo had at least some level of morals even if very weak and a line he never stepped over but Luciano didn't." "How so?"

Then: My Partner "Always."

"Shе gave Blаkе thе реrfесt stray wаіf tо look аftеr. He аlrеаdу had hіѕ sister, as you know, but hе could nеvеr rеѕіѕt thіѕ girl. “Hе had her ѕtау wіth a friend, who wаѕ lаtеr аrrеѕtеd fоr drug possession, and роѕѕеѕѕіоn with іntеnt to ѕеll. Bаѕісаllу, his frіеnd wаѕ a mіddlесlаѕѕ drug dеаlеr to уuрру clientele аt thе lосаl night clubs."

The victims are either involved with the drug cartel or some form of a black market deal gone south. "Who's bad side did you find yourself on?" I muttered to myself. The rushed scuffing of the shoes of my partner sounded behind me. "What we got?" Sullivan asked as she entered the crime scene. I stood up, peeling off my latex gloves and pulling out my notebook.

“What about NewWorld Incorporation?” “We believe that the incorporation belongs to persons suspected of committing hideous crime outside of the state and running underground illegal gang activities while using the company as a mask to cover up their deals." Keeping silent, Rome's eyes seemed a bit colder as he intensely gazed at the three men. “We know this is not pleasant news. But we are here to ask you since you are the only known partner of NewWorld incorporation currently available.” The other officer stated. "Who are the other two partners you are working with, Mr. Ford?"

I watched as a torrent of people flowed past me, each lost in their own worlds, their lives seemingly vibrant compared to the grim desolation settled within me I am following the faint whisperings of a lead from one of my private investigators. He works for Dominic, my business partner and rival of sorts. I’d known Dominic for a while now, and while he is the head of the drug and cartel ring in thin city, he owns a legit Constitution and importation firm and he does legit business with our company.

"I'm kinda already part of this. You've already unknowingly dragged me into this. I've lied to our chief twice which makes me complicit in what you have got going on. I'm not about to be dragged down by my partner's recklessness. If you're doing this, I'm helping, and we're going to do it right before you bring down the entire wrath of Chief Keef and the FBI on our heads." He held out his hand. "So? Partners? For real this time." I stared at his hand for a long moment then slipped mine into his. "Partners."

“I’m trying to find my girl.” “Go ahead. I’ve got nothing to live for,” Dante retorted. “You seriously want a pity party?” Matteo’s face contorted, the shadows in the room seemingly bending toward him. “You’re the reason my partner is in the hands of a Syndicate psychopath. There’s no worse sin in this world than stealing a man’s light!” Dante let out a hollow, dry chuckle. “You think I don’t get that? My partner is a ghost! Goldie is gone!”

Reed’s POV “She isn't going to fall for that. She's already suspecting me that I might snitch on her soon" I tried explaining the current status of my partnership with Chloe. She wasn't going to fall for such cheap antics. Chloe was more smarter than they gave her more credit for. The police officer seemed unbothered he didn't buy my idea. “With my years of experience, criminals always come out to meet their partners,” he said opposing my statement about Chloe.

I asked, confused. "It's like they're a secret society, I don't know! Diablo is just the boss who shows up, but there's the boss, how do they say it... oh, the Invisible Boss! They're in everything, know everything, but never show up. It's like a partnership, Diablo is the working partner, but there's the partner who just puts up the money." "And who's the partner who just puts up the money?" "Who else? The Banker! Who you also arrested." He giggled.