Rat Catcher 2 Novels & Stories

Parth got off his hand from him and said," It's nothing.I'm okay." " why are behaving strangely?" Ryan asked. Parth didn't reply anything. Parth got up from his bed and brought a box. He put the box on his bed.He dragged a chair near his bed from a corner of his room and sat on it.He opened the box and took some cotton.Ryan snatched that cotton from him and he opened Dettol and put some of it on the cotton and started cleaning his hand. While putting medicine on his hand,Ryan said again," will you tell me? how did it happen and why there are broken glass ?"

“They might do something to sabotage this deal since it will give Raiden a huge advantage over them so better keep your guard up.” I nodded again. I am aware that Raiden has a lot of enemies who didn’t know how to fight fair and they will do everything they can to make sure that they will be the ones who stood up for the industry. “Anox will support Raiden with everything we can from here onwards,” Lancelot said and handed me the copy of the contract. “ Happy to work with you, Miss Escuero.” He offered his hand and I immediately accepted it. “The pleasure is mine, Mister Neon,” I said. “Though, I am sorry if Mister Andrius didn’t make it here to personally bring you the contract.”

"What the hell—" ***

He patted the latter's swollen face hard twice in a row as he spoke through his gritted teeth. "You have a good sight! Too bad, this is your last chance to admire her!" The man shook his head, frightened. "She's mine and you dared to touch what belongs to me! You have to pay for that!" Having said that, Anton stood up and blinked at Castiel before he left dragging Ashley with him. "Wait!" Ashley protested, trying to withdraw her arm. "I need to go to the ladies room!" He stopped and glared at her. "I'll take you there!" He uttered through his clenched jaws.

She dusted off the dirt on her dress. “That man.." "..won't spare you.” She whispered, pointing at me. “Fuck this!” I said, losing patience. “Lisa, grab her,” I said. In a second, the woman was held up by Lisa. She looked a little bigger and muscly than her but Lisa was way stronger. “Let go of me you psycho!” I let the cool skin of the gun connect with her head directly. “You must have forgotten some of my principles since you betrayed me.” “Perhaps, I made exceptions for you Rahul.”

I continued to kick and scream until my throat and lungs were sore. I aimed my knee as hard as I could from the bed between his legs, and it hit its target as he cried out and released his grip. The other one lunged at me as I tried to make a run for it. I heard a noise and felt the electricity course through me. He had a tazer and he hit my neck with it. My whole body contracted, and I fell limp in his arms. He took the opportunity to throw me back onto the bed. Within seconds I was cable tied to the bed by my wrists.

My son shouldn't be caught in this mess, I would make sure his hidden till the end. Raven games only started and I knew the quiet dog was just waiting for the perfect time to strike. I wouldn't let him win, not when I'm alive nor neither when I'm dead.

Rat Two had already begun backing away. “Rat Two,” Deer Wild roared. “Step forward!” Rat Two froze. He understood. It was over. He should’ve killed Black Panther earlier. Shouldn’t have let him bite off fur. “Big Brother—help me!” Rat Two shouted toward Rat One. Rat One narrowed his eyes. Like a beast about to break its cage. But he didn’t move. Seeing no rescue coming, Rat Two made a sudden dash for escape. “Seize him!” Deer Wild ordered.

But the only sound that came was from the chirping of crickets and the croaking of frogs outside their window. Elena knew that Anthony was not going to engage her in any discussion, especially involving her mum. Taking a deep breath she fluffed her pillows and slept, she would try to talk to him tomorrow. She had to get some rest before the twins began their midnight marathon of crying and eating.

It made me smile, feeling the wind wrapping around my body as the people of Ann Arbor cursed at us. I thrust my hand into the air as we sped down the road. I twirled it around once, then gave the signal. I held up the number ‘two’ with my fingers, instructing the men to disperse, to go carry on with their days so I could do what needed to be done. It was time for us to get paid again. Time for us to bow down to the darkness we sold our souls to. I heard men darting to my left and right. I saw Rupert speed ahead of me and pop a wheelie before cruising past a police officer that flashed his lights.