Pretty Knife Novels & Stories

I said with a deathly calm voice. ‘I need a knife,’ I linked Kade. I placed my hand out and waited for it. My baby wasted no time in handing me a hunting knife. Hell yes. I blew him a kiss before I got back on track. The knife was very sharp, so we would see how good the asshole’s control was. I ran the flat edge of the knife along his neck before tilting it so that the sharpened edge was against his throat. ***** KADE ‘Mate looks too sexy with a hunting knife against the bastard’s neck,’ Tyre groaned.

To see if he’d run screaming or if that twisted part of him—the one that gets hard when I pin him down—would wake up and watch? I turn back to the table. My fingers trail over the row of knives laid out on black velvet. Different lengths, different curves. Some for precision, some for pain. I pick up the one made specifically for skinning—thin, razor-sharp, slightly hooked at the tip. Knives have always been my favorite weapon, there’s so much you can do with it.

“But there’s something else that’s weird about it.” He took a long pause before looking up at me.“This knife is brand new.” “What?” Ethan and I exclaimed in unison. He held up the knife, running his finger along its sharp edge, then nodded as if he’d confirmed it for the second time. “For every time a knife is used, there’ll always be tiny scratches on it. After a certain amount of time, these scratches leads to the knife going blunt. But this knife is completely clean, it’s almost as if it has just been made. It doesn’t make any sense for it to be the murder weapon.”

' They hissed in unison, their slippery voices circling my head and running down my skin in cold waves. I pulled out a small pocket knife from the pouch in my leggings. Asher had given this to me when I told him of my plan, and assured me there was no silver within the blade. It was small and unassuming, and would do little damage if I actually stabbed someone with it. I flicked it open and watched what little sunlight was left catch the bright metal of the blade. The point was deviously sharp, begging to break through skin.

I asked as I suddenly felt nervous "Don't worry, you work hurt me" "How do you know that? I might do it accidentally, and isn't it better to work with a blunt knife or something not so sharp, cause I don't think this is a good idea?" " It's better to start with a sharp knife, I have folded you, you have great potential, and starting off the gun with what you would face in light of an attack is better than using something blunt, and you won't hurt me because I am too quick for you to catch," he said

“What nonsense is that!” Hearing Sabrina’s words, Natasha jumped up in anger and pointed at her. Lincoln’s fingers were almost poking into Sabrina’s face. “You shameless woman! How can you be so brazen…” “Swoosh!” Out of nowhere, a knife appeared in Sebastian’s hand. It was a short and yet an incredibly sharp knife, but it glowed coolly in the light. It was clean and dry, without a single speck of blood on its blade. And yet Lincoln’s finger that was almost poked into Sabrina’s cheek fell to the ground soon after the swoosh of the knife was heard. Sebastian’s actions were incredibly fast. So fast that Lincoln did not even feel the pain even though his own index finger had been cut off.

He was now grabbing hold of his right hand with his left, which now had a knife stabbed through it and bleeding profusely. The knife was a very ordinary steak knife. The knife's blade may not be sharp per se, but the tip was, so do you think it could pierce through a man’s body? The answer was…So long as the stabber was strong enough, the sharpness of the knife would not matter at all. Javier took the cigarette out of his mouth and exhaled a mouthful of smoke. “Do you think I’m blind? How dare you touch my woman in front of me, you stinky ferret?”

The knives ranged from sleek and slender to robust and rugged, each one designed for a specific purpose. Drake's heart raced as he traced his fingers along the edges, feeling the cold steel against his skin. "Knives are about finesse," Simon stated, his eyes fixed on the array. "They demand precision, a mastery of technique." Drake's mind raced with thoughts of close-quarter combat, of fighters armed with these deadly tools. He could imagine the fluidity of their movements, the dance between attacker and defender, and the intimate nature of these encounters. The knives were a show to skill, to the artistry of battle that transcended mere violence.

Rule number two of this business: know your prey. Mr Allard gets in the driver’s seat and now it’s time to have some fun. While he’s busy turning his phone back on, I carefully pull my best friend from my ankle holster. Crimson – as I like to call her – is an 11” titanium knife with a 5” trailing point blade with a sloping style hilt. I never go anywhere without her and before you ask, yes I call it a ‘she’, how can I not? She’s reliable, durable, gets the job done and is bloody every month. Quickly sitting up, I place the blade of my knife to this throat, while being sure not to nick the skin – that’s not how we’ll be doing this. His body instantly goes rigid as he pushes himself into the s

God, I’m going fucking crazy being here. I walk back to the bed and grab the knife I took at dinner from the nightstand. It’s made from the same material as everything else and is amazingly blunt, but I can use it as a weapon. Funny enough, it makes me feel safer having it close to me, so I vow to slip it into something I wear whenever I’m around one of those cunts.