Sergeant Dornan Novels & Stories

"They're not gods, they're not—" "They're OURS." Serna cut Donal's throat mid-breath, felt the blade scrape bone, felt him jerk and spray and go still. He fell faster than Ferris, hit the ground already twitching. More blood for the drain. The third officer was pissing himself, Serna could smell it over the copper. "Please I didn't do anything, I just STOOD there, I didn't even—" "You stood there." Serna looked at him, really looked. Young, maybe twenty, face smooth and scared. "You stood there and watched your captain plan to take them and you didn't say SHIT."

Hope flashed across Nico's face. "Luca," he whispered, reaching out. "My boy." Luca moved back before Nico could touch him. He was five, dressed in a black suit my mother's tailor had made, but he looked steadier than most men in the room. "Do not call me that," he said. "My father died the night he denied me in front of strangers and watched them beat my mother. You are Don Varrone. Nothing more." Nico made a broken sound.

He was waiting for Eddie to challenge him on it. "I don't doubt that. It's just the first time I'm seeing her. How do I know we can trust her?" I had to admit, Eddie had a point there. Gunnar sighed, "This is Danny's sister," he spared me a glance before a sinful smirk tugged the corner of his lip upward, "and Theo Harper's daughter." I could tell he was enjoying this a little too much. This was a better form of revenge for him than forcing me to work at his architectural firm.

Dіd they еvеr find оut who dіd it, Adаm? "Nеvеr, the роltrооn wаѕ so ѕсаrеd he rеfuѕеd tо participate іn hіѕ оwn investigation." "And Sergeant MсMаhоn?" "Hе іѕ dоіng well, we still keep in tоuсh. Jоhn іѕ іn hіѕ еіghtіеѕ now аnd is working аѕ a ѕсhооl crossing guard. Thе children аt hіѕ еlеmеntаrу school crossing love hіm, еѕресіаllу the lіttlе оnеѕ. He tеасhеѕ them hоw tо сrоѕѕ bеtwееn the yellow lіnеѕ. Jоhn mаrсhеѕ with thеm, left rіght, left rіght аnd all thаt. The children call hіm Sergeant Grаndра. Thе old Sarge wіll never retire; he іѕ too obstinate. Juѕt lіkе mе."

' Vera emotionally watched each of the guards that were standing taut in support of her. To say Dorn was the Beta, but these guards were huge and stronger than him. And if truth was told then Dorn was just brainy, not physically powerful much. Tbc…

He flanks my left and Lucy takes my right. “Something is off,” he says, his eyes trained on a spot in the woods. I don’t agree with him, but I don’t bother saying it. Andrei clearly knew we were coming, and Kasym will never agree to it if he feels like Andrei knows I will be here. Andrei is like the arch enemy of the cartel, even more so than the probing detectives that come and go in the law enforcement. We step into the expanse of the compound, greeted only by the rustling of trees and the silence that is so uncanny it makes dread crawl through my spine, sending every single part of me to be at alert for signs of life.

He thought my silence was rejection. "Dante—" "When you're ready," he said, and his voice was steady again, controlled, the Don's mask sliding back into place even as his eyes still burned with everything he'd confessed. He released me slowly, gently, and the space between us opened up like a wound. "I'll be here." "Boss." Marco's voice was pained, apologetic, but urgent. "Intercept team's in position. Sophia's convoy is three minutes out." Dante straightened. The shift was brutal in its completeness—the man who'd just laid his soul bare, vanishing behind the Don's cold authority. He turned toward the elevator, his posture already locked into battle mode.

the guy complained, “You’ll get mobbed! For sure!” “Don’t worry, we’ll take care of that stuff,” Johan replied. “I’m Johan, that’s Dorin, Margarette and Lilith, and you?” “I’m 2nd lt. Grayson!” Lilith piped in. “I-I’m Sgt. Matthew Owen...” said the new recruit, “elemental weapons... master class...”

He would not fail her. Don had returned from dealing with Holt, his expression calm but deadly. Sophia coordinated multiple screens. Ryan tracked the faint, flickering signal from the last known van. A handpicked team of twelve Lucian’s most trusted private operators mixed with Don’s military contacts filled the room, all geared in dark tactical clothing.

The third man said. "Sergeant major Donna served in Aurora Island for seven years. She's smart. Let's just trust her," the first second man said and soon, the three men were taken back to their cells. Once Katherine and Samantha got outside of the prison arena, Samantha spoke, "after you mentioned Donna as the one who sent the men, their expression changed." "I noticed it too." Katherine had purposely mentioned Donna's name to see their reaction. Samantha already believed Katherine not to be the one who sent those three men but having watch her confront those men boldly plus the men's reactions after Katherine mentioned Sergeant major Donna made her more convinced that Katherine was innocent