Novel & Cerita Ransom Center Austin

." She felt her stomach drop and began shaking. The man that was holding her laughed and said, "Awe poor Mrs.Bax is shaking. You aren't so powerful now are you?" She bit the man's (that was holding her) hand and he let go of her mouth shouting, "She bit me! That disgusting woman bit him!" The man (that was holding her) grabbed her cheeks, shouting, "I should kill your kid right now!" She cried, "P-Please, P-Please don't hurt Beau Bear! Just drop him off somewhere and you can take me! Just leave him alone." Austin laughed saying, "Awe why would I do that, that kid is the ticket for me to get you in line and get you to do what I say, when I say it. Drop off the kid? No, he's seen too much and

Ransom “Jase is still angry with me. I don’t know how to make it better,” I tell Ryder. I’m sitting across from him in front of his giant mahogany desk at his ranch home just outside of the major port city of Palomino Bay. “You have yet to tell me why exactly that is? You keep skirting the subject,” Ryder unhelpfully points out. He will not be happy with me either, not after what happened to Jaxson and Ali when they were teenagers. The difference is they didn’t have a choice to become sterile. I did.

A tall man stepped out in a dark coat, rain sliding off broad shoulders. Austin Hale. Of course it was him. He looked around at the armed wolves with visible boredom. Then his gaze found me. “Nice welcome party,” he said. I strode forward, furious. “Are you insane?” “Possibly.” He held up a folder. “But I also brought useful things.” Theo moved beside me, growling low in his throat. Austin glanced at him. “Adorable.” Theo bared teeth. I snatched the folder from Austin’s hand. Inside were printed transfers, account trails, investor records.

When the call was connected, she said, “Son, please quickly come to the hospital.” Austin was so scared that he nearly dropped his phone and asked, “Mom, did something happen to Dad?” His mother shook her head and replied, “Don’t be scared, Son. All is well with your father. He wants you to help him with the revenue services’ matter.” Austin heaved a sigh of relief and said, “I am on my way, Mom.” He quickly took his car keys and left his Penthouse. Mr Pearson silently prayed in his heart that the Prosecuting Agency would not uncover his money laundering scheme because his partners were dangerous people. He was scared that they might harm his whole family to silence them.

~ Austin POV ~ The newspaper hits the marble floor of the Walton penthouse with a sound like breaking glass. My hands shake as I stare at the headline screaming across the front page: "WALTON TWINS BEWITCHED BY CON ARTIST: Gallery Curator's Criminal Past Exposed." Isabella's photo stares back at me from beneath the headline, and everything inside me goes cold. "Austin." Alex's voice cuts through the morning silence, sharp and dangerous. "We need to talk."

I called Grandma on the phone and said in a numb voice, "There will be enough to prove that Austin betrayed me, at the auction house in Bannerton city center, just two days later. "Please just set me free, Grandma." I got home fairly late that day. Surprisingly, Austin didn't treat me as coldly as usual. In fact, he seemed a lot more assertive with me that night.

Austin's tone grew even colder as he grabbed the man's arm and twisted it forcefully, eliciting a few unsettling sounds of bones dislocating. Instantly, cold sweat broke out on the man's forehead as he looked fearfully at his limp arm. "It's Mrs.... Mrs. Melissa Carlson. She told me that... As long as I manage to get rid of Ms. Luxford's unborn baby, she'd pay me 1,000,000 dollars. She also asked..." "What else did she say?" Austin's interrogation persisted. "She also asked me to tell Ms. Luxford that it was Mr. Carlson's idea to get rid of the baby…"

What if Jamie was scared, alone and crying out for us? Austin was already on the phone, making arrangements, and Owen was coordinating with the detectives he’d promised. Discreet, sharp men—ones who asked the right questions and didn’t flinch when we told them we couldn’t risk Chloe knowing the police were involved. I was grateful they didn’t give us lectures or hesitations. Just quiet readiness. Austin looked at me when he ended the call. “I’ll get the money. We do this fast, clean.” I wanted to believe this would all go smoothly. But my gut kept twisting with unease.

“Do not worry, such a day will never come.” With a wave of the hand from Thomas, Aries turned around and left. Several accountants were called over. They sat on the other side of the long table and faced the Gomez family’s accountant. Thomas followed up and said, “Sterling Technology wants a settlement of fifty-one billion and six hundred million dollars as a ‘ransom’ right now as a prerequisite for us to be free. Settle the accounts with the Gomez family.” “Yes, sir,” the accountants replied efficiently. The financial department of the two companies began the transaction immediately.

He says and drives into the event center at once. It is really close and barely 5 minutes from the bar we were at. He parks and we come down. The vampire brothers also come out. "Is this where you want to use it?" Aaron asks Austin. "Yes it is." "I better like it, because if I don't, we're checking another one." "Trust me, inside is insane. You'll love it." Austin replies to him. After that, Austin turns and looks at me with a signal, then goes in. "Let's go guys he says as he goes."