Sheriff Tate Novels & Stories

“Yes. Are you new here?” “Yes, a month now.” “You must have started just after I left.” Suddenly, the bartender gets an excited look on his face and smiles at me. “He is here.” “Who?” “The Sheriff, he just pulled into town and is on his way here. I think he would love to meet you since he is a fan of your work.” “I am just going to use the ladies; I will be right back.” I know there is a back exit that I can get out, but I am curious; I want to hear what the bartender says to Tyler.

Peter asked, "Once we get Tate, what are we going to do with him?" "We will call the police. Sheriff Meyer (Hart's Dad) has already been updated and is waiting for our call. Tate is breaking his restraining order by getting close to Layla on top of the plan to kidnap and harm her. Billy has already written a confession and signed it, too. That should be enough to put them both away for a long time. " Dad explained. "But you're going to let us have at him first, right?" Leo asked and Dad grinned.

And now Vanessa stood beside me, her phone in hand, eyes glued to the screen as the video played. I didn’t need her to explain it. The words coming out of that man’s mouth were enough to make bile rise in my throat. ‘The sheriff will do it. He’s a greedy bastard. And by the time anyone figures it out, no one will be left in Dusty Creek to fight back. They’ll all be dead.’ The woman with him had gasped, horrified, and asked what he’d done. My blood turned cold. I watched more of the clip, appalled by Tate’s actions. That son of a bitch. And of course, the sheriff has no idea about it. The man is a failure and a fool.

“I don’t care about your throne. All I want is to go back to Cale. He’s looking for me right now—” “Your boyfriend was once a drug addict and a dealer, wasn’t he?” Tate asked, slowly stroking his long hair behind his ear. He looked at me with a cold, assessing stillness that made my skin crawl. I stared at him, my heart sinking. I shouldn’t have been surprised. Men like Tate didn’t just have eyes; they had networks of spies that stretched into every gutter and penthouse in the city. To a Mafia king, a person’s past was just a weapon waiting to be used.

Patty asked defiantly. “Him,” Dom replied, pointing his glass of alcohol at the TV screen. The kids looked at the police officer on the screen. “That is the newly elected County Sheriff Kenneth Carter who has spoken out about cracking down on violence in the Hartvale municipality, particularly the South Hartvale Districts,” Beta Sonia explained to the children. “Violence in South Hartvale?” asked Patty. “We’ve been voted happiest District for three years running.” “The new sheriff is a North boy, isn’t he?” Allen asked.

I suggested. "Damn girl, that's one imaginative mind you got there." Tate smirked, clearly over his bitterness from his defeat earlier today. "Oh you don't know the half of it." I smirked back at him. "He fu.cked up someone's siren. Some guy named Kellan got the bad end of the stick here." Everett said, ready to swipe to the next photo. "Wait, let me see that." I grabbed the phone from across the table with a shadow and brought it to me.

Katie Clyde stiffened at the question, her jaw clenching tightly. Taking a deep breath, she shook her head. "There will be no need for that, thank you, Sheriff." The sheriff shot Katie Clyde an askance look. "Ms Katie Clyde, are you sure of your decision?" "Yes, since I am fine, there is no need to pursue the case anymore, I and Kelvin don't have deep animosity to start with" Katie Clyde reiterated. The Sheriff nodded with understanding "if you say so, Ms Katie Clyde".

, she informed amused. Amused the sheriff nodded and responded accordingly; "I'm Sheriff John William Carter, and this is my wife, Rosalia Schwartz-Carter", he greeted her simply, "This is my Eldest child, Theodore James Carter, my second eldest Mikayla Carter and you have met ~Zen Ryder~", he introduced them all. Marcia nodded as the children had stood up accordingly, the son bowing and the daughter curtseying accordingly. Zen she idly noted stood still not bowing or moving at all, at attention and waiting.

How much more of the people who were not related to me? The people did not know the real situation. They would only talk based on what they understood and the little things they had known. "Lennox. Don't take Tate's word seriously. The liquor he drank is clouding his judgment right now." Tate's expression turned gloomy. "Why don't you believe me, doll? I'm sober now. What will I do to make you believe my words?" Nothing, because my heart would not accept anything. "I will be taking Keira as my mate," Tate declared again. "I hope you will give us your blessings, Alpha Lennox."