R63 The World Novels & Stories

I followed them by eye and strange enough, I felt a lot heavier—it feels surreal. I tried to follow them until they got out of the building, although I feel like I will be in so much trouble if I keep on and yep, I don’t care. I don’t want to let this opportunity slide as I saw the same kinds of people in my dreams beheading civilians and starting a war. If that were to be true, I want myself to witness their downfall before anything happens. “Oi, Reign Yrven. The Black Wolf of the Lightning’s wrath.”

While they were on their way, a car approached them in a full speed so in an attempt to not hit the car, Ralph lost his balance and they both fell down. The car suddenly halted beside them and two boys, who were Ace’s friends, got out of the car. Clenching his fist, Edwin started to quarrel with them and the quarrel became intense when they started to punch Ralph. Edwin fisted his palm and brought it close to one of the guys' face but he was stopped in the middle when his hand was caught by someone. There came, THE ARROGANT OCEAN BLUE EYES.

I'm free bitches...apparently the girl dropped all charges against me,i don't have no criminal record well for now...im gon mess up again just know it....im chilling in my house minding my business yeah I do miss my woman,but she left and I hope she does come back...she may be older than me with 4 years but she's still my lady (Rina is 24 not 27 sorry y'all) I heard a knock on my door" it's open " I yelled,and there came Claudine yelling out my name

Alice asks Everyone looked at Sanderson and shook their heads. “No, that is it. We will be waiting on your call.” “Okay then. We will send all the necessary documents over for you for signature. Thank you for your support.” They nodded then stood up and left the room. Adriano Bernardi's empire exists of ten casinos spread around Italy and three strip clubs. AB corporation supplies building materials to the client with the drugs hidden inside. Alice looked at Khan. “Did you find out who wanted to kill me?” “Yes, but you are not going to like it,” Khan said, then stood up and walked toward the window. He looked in a daze down at the people walking past. Alice turned the wheelchair in Khan’s di

Chuck said with the anger in his voice becoming too obvious. Everyone had the right to be furious as it stands. "There's nothing to judge other than doing what everyone wants" Carly said as everyone nodded to it. "No! If you do this then that psycho that calls herself Raven would deal with all of us. She gave us three days..." Mr Tartal flared up. "Three days before she kills you and not us. We will save our heads. How about you protect yourselves with your Betas, gammas, omegas and the likes. Your members are larger than ours. I'm advising you as a friend" Rufus said taking up his things.

“So before we run today, I want you to at least — at least — agree to try.” I looked at Noah sideways. His expression had, somehow, gotten tighter. The words were having the opposite of their intended effect — each reasonable, measured sentence landing on him like something that required active resistance. I could see it happening. Honestly, I wasn’t far behind. Marcus read the room. He exhaled slowly. “Alright. Don’t get along. But don’t blame me when it costs you.” He turned and pointed. “That mountain. You two run to the top and back. I need you here in thirty minutes.” He looked at us both with the flat certainty of someone who has seen harder cases. “Go.”

He was running carelessly through the streets with his hood pulled low. A prince… out in the open… exposed… unprotected… uncultured… It should be something big. I watched Mr. Livingston’s face carefully, searching for any sign of approval, but there was none. When the video ended, he moved to the next without a word. Then the second video of Rowan started. This time, he was in the alley, fighting like a gangster. He was without control, reckless, brutal and wild. I was even surprised watching it again.

"Once I'm inside drawing attention you slip in through there." "With two babies?" I looked at Rose and Violet in their car seats. "How are we supposed to sneak anywhere with three-month-olds?" "You'll have to keep them quiet," Marcus said. "I know it's not ideal but we don't have many options." "This is risky," I said. "What if they catch you? What if they figure out you're not actually an investor?" Marcus shrugged. "Everything about this is risky, so is letting Vanessa win." "Then why are you doing it?" I asked.