Pinjar Novels & Stories

However, Pine just smiled as she grabbed the knife that was on the table. "You're here as the representative of the Antro Kingdom, aren't you? What if someone else heard this extremely disrespectful statement? Wouldn't you be making the Antro Kingdom's name bad?" Pine then walked away with the knife she managed to grab, but then stopped and turned around. "Ah! I forgot to turn this knife." Shhh...! BAM!! Pine just threw the knife in his hand. The knife plunged into the table successfully. Pine's target was Rena's hand but she certainly couldn't hurt her. Rena who knew this immediately glared at her but Pine replied with a smile.

“Well, whatever. That was useful in the end. Now, aside from blocking you can also parry, avoid, evade, disrupt, and anticipate. With parry, here. Jab at me.” Surprised, Ponjie shrunk his neck. “Now?” “Yes. Now.” Fruto urged and cracked his neck. Ponjie jabbed on the left and Fruto, with his right hand, tapped the jap downwards so it slipped and missed. “Wow.” Ponjie whistled. “Concentrate. You still have a lot more to memorize.” “Next, avoidance…”

"Well. We can always do it. One two three four." I narrowed my gaze wondering if he thought Shawn was that stupid. He typed that in but there was no arrow to click enter. "Wait a second." He typed an additional one and the image shook left to right. Another pop up notification showed "Wrong Pin" boldly on the screen. That gives us a clue knowing it's a five numbered pin. "Do you know how many entries could go five times? There are thousands if not millions and since this is Android, I'm sure it has like twenty trials after waiting five seconds between each of them then after that I'm sure it'll wipe itself or something."

It would put Harvin in a difficult position to ask for the bank card back from Severin later because it would look bad for the head of the first-tier upper-class family. "Haha, Come. Let's drink!" Harvin smiled embarrassingly. Although the amount was not a lot to him, it was not a small amount either. If her mother failed to stand up later, he did not think he had the nerve to take it back from Severin. "Oh, what's the pin number for the bank card?" Severin asked while raising his glass. "It's six's sixes. You can change it by yourself in the future!" Harvin answered embarrassingly.

The manager smirked and thought that he can't afford this any way so he signaled all of his mens to standby at the entrance of the building and wait for his signal to beat him down. "So this is your most expensive one here? Then we'll then buy it!" After that he tossed his black type bank card to the young sale's lady. The young lady get the black type bankcard, she's trembling because all of the eyes in the room are pointing on her, so she feel a bit nervous. After she swipe the card, the looks of the manager gets darkened and waiting for the confirmation. If it fails he will immediately execute his plans. Unfortunately the system notified that it needs a passcode. Then Jae quickly type hi

That would be the hardest place to check for its crowdiness with people and merchandise. "No. Problemo" Roy took back the camera to twenty minutes ago and watched the store carefully for any absurd movement. "Yeah, I've seen it" Grace shouted happily and removed the flash drive which had already displayed hundred per cent on its little screen. Roy was surprised. It seemed he hadn't gotten anything like what Grace claimed to see. Grace rushed out and went back to the car. She felt very bad for the jammer. She paid a lot for that. Products like this don't attract a refund. She was about entering the car when she noticed the jammer right where Raymond stood when he came back to the car.

“I don’t really have my own money right now and I was wondering—” He put his glass down, reached into the inside pocket of his jacket, and held out a card. Just like that. “It’s yours,” he said, turning back to his drink. “Use it.” “But I don’t know the PIN.” I held my breath for a moment. “1407. Now you do.” He said without a batting an eyelid. I took the card from his fingers and looked down at it. I found it hard to believe that it was there in my hand, it was real and the relief that moved through me was so immediate and so strong it almost embarrassed me.

"Swipe it." The manager handed the POS machine over. Beep. A short chime sounded. A second later, red text flashed on the screen: DECLINED - ACCOUNT FROZEN Julian's eye twitched violently. "Try it again." It still didn't work. His face hardened. He pulled out another card. DECLINED - ACCOUNT FROZEN A third card. A fourth. He shoved every single piece of plastic in his wallet through the machine, only to get the exact same glaring red text.

Giselle blinked. "Let me show you how capable I am," James boasted. Giselle raised her eyebrows and nodded. "We'll see!" James focused intently on the claw. As he controlled it and pressed the confirmation button, the claw grabbed the plush toy. James seemed to be the real deal. Giselle began to look forward to him grabbing the toy. However, in the next moment, the claw loosened, and the toy slipped back to its original position. James frowned. He inserted the coins and tried again. The second time, no luck! The third time, no luck! The fourth time, no luck … James' face turned cold. The two exchanged a silent look.

My eyes landed on a shelf, and I rushed toward it, rifling through its contents. A pen. A knife. Anything. Nothing. My search came up empty, except for a single spray can. Useless. I grabbed the next best thing—a jade hairpin. I gripped it tightly, the cool weight pressing into my palm. The door clicked open. Pedro stepped back inside. I raised the pin with both trembling hands, my eyes locked onto him. “Stay back!” My voice cracked, but I steadied my stance. He didn’t stop. Didn’t hesitate either.