Shout Out Danger Force Novels & Stories

Her wide blue eyes had betrayed a flicker of fear, but there was something else—defiance. Most people wilted under pressure, but she didn’t. She fought it, which made her dangerous and intriguing. The night stretched on as I waited in the penthouse, the silence heavy and oppressive. Rory hadn’t called yet, but I knew it was only a matter of time. A knock at the door broke my thoughts. “Boss?” I turned to see Rory, my most trusted enforcer, approaching from the shadows. His thick frame moved with surprising stealth for a man his size.

Armani chuckled, but then he snarled at me through the phone. “Fuck the factions and fuck you for mentioning them right now, I thought that you don’t consider them at all. But don’t worry, I know who did it and why. Word on the street is that Argon is still alive, and yes, I know you shot him right in the head, but they say that he is alive, and I believe the rumors. No one would dare to do anything like that to us. But screw it all as long as your woman is safe and sound in your arms.” Dino scowled at what Armani said as I said the man’s voice was so loud that even Misha on the second floor could hear him.

He can clearly see the disappointment etched on their pale faces. "Mother, whatever they said is not true." Francis holds Catherine's hands in his and pleads. He knows he has not been accepted as her son-in-law but he knows there is no way he could harm the reputation of the Viva family. Catherine tears her hand away and lands a slap on Francis' cheek. The impact shocks Francis and slowly the area starts reddening. "I'll make sure you never see the light of day again. Get him out of here." Catherine scolds venomously.

He took in the scene before him, his eyes widening with shock and concern. "Lucas, stop!" Dorian shouted; his voice filled with urgency. "Let her go!" Lucas turned his attention to Dorian, his grip on me loosening slightly. "Stay out of this, Dorian. This is none of your business." Dorian took a step forward, his voice filled with desperation. "She's my friend, Lucas. I can't just stand by and watch you hurt her." Lucas scoffed; his anger still evident. "Your friend is a disobedient woman who needs to be taught a lesson. She needs to learn her place."