The Third Party Novels & Stories

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Gabriel yelled out in anger but managed to keep it cool so as not to offend Zeke. "Would you keep your opinions and let me finish?At this point your opinions don't matter. I am not asking for your opinion, don't misunderstand me . I'm telling you that having a third party is not negotiable." Zeke said in a tone of finality. "So who is this third party we would be having?" Gabriel questioned. "Alex,." Zeke said plainly. "You must be joking so out of all the people you wanted to choose you didn't see anyone apart from that asshole ?" Gabriel blurted out in anger.

He replies, pulling away from me. “Hmm,, I see what you just did there Jack..” I intone. “What are these? I continue, gesturing at the photos of Adrian and Faye on the table. “Your guy, Adrian, my source claims he’s the face of the third party.” “No…..Jack! That's impossible.” I pause, looking up at him. my mouth falling open. “I really wish it wasn’t, but it is..” “So was it all a lie? Helping my business and promoting my status.. was it..”

Olivia stood back and looked at me. “You want to talk Bash?” she asked me and I stared into her beautiful eyes. I didn’t, I was over this and I was over having to share her. I looked down thinking for a minute, if I stopped this it means I would have to give up Olivia and that I certainly didn’t want to do. If I had her I had to share her with Blake, it killed me and all I wanted was Olivia to be mine, completely mine. We had been a threesome for the last year and it was clear I was the only person with the problem. I think I would feel even sicker if I had to watch her be with Blake and not me. Me and Blake had been best friends since we were kids, we had shared a few women and Blake had gi

I let out a quiet breath before answering. “You don’t understand.” His expression shifted slightly. “There’s a third party involved,” I said, keeping my tone steady. “Someone triggered the blackout. Someone else took it.” That got his attention. I could see it. He didn’t fully believe me, but the doubt was there now. “And you expect me to buy that?” he asked. “I don’t expect anything,” I replied. “I’m telling you what happened.” He went quiet for a moment, thinking. Then he scoffed lightly.

Three lives. Three.

“Loyalty is rewarded. Betrayal is not forgiven.” No one spoke. They just looked at each other, seeing the ruthless side of Thirdie. Even Bob stayed silent. They thought they could do whatever they wanted just because Thirdie wasn’t physically there, but they didn’t know that before he expanded his business abroad, he had already built strong connections. Thirdie was a sly, cunning businessman. He never did business without a profit, and he was excellent at strategy. He was known as a lucky businessman, someone who could turn a bankrupt company into a wealthy, successful one. “Meeting adjourned.”

The threefold payment. The judge asks him a question and the lawyer which must have been hired for him raises his hand to get the permission to answer. "No, I wouldn't be accepting answers from a third party." I hear disappointed gasp from someone just behind me. I turn and it's the Alpha, his dad. He must have been the one who paid the lawyer to speak for him. If he was a young guy, I would give him some comments which will pain him to the bones. He is supporting all that a Casmien did to me by getting him a lawyer. When the CJ said that he doesn't needs the reply of a third party, I became very happy, my heart gladdened. I flush immediately I turned my face.

“The device was placed by someone who was not working for your father. Someone who wanted the full conversation documented. The original recording exists. I have been trying to locate it for two weeks.” He paused. “I believe the person who placed that device is connected to the third party in your father’s arrangement. The one above both Richard and Marcus Kane.” Ethan looked at him steadily. “You know who the third party is.” Robert was quiet for a moment. Then he said, “I have a strong suspicion. But suspicion is not proof, and I have learned the hard way not to name powerful people without proof in my hand.” He leaned forward

he said, his voice quieter now, but still trying to brush it off. “Well, since we’re in memory lane, how about we throw in some bad ones too, for balance?” I said, pouring fuel on the already simmering fire. “I can think of one, a pretty practical one. If in a partnership, one side starts trusting a third party and keeps information from the other? That’s a surefire way to tank everything. That partnership’s done.” Stephen nodded thoughtfully. “That’s a fair point.” Jared didn’t even look at him. He rolled his eyes, irritation flashing across his face. “Oh, just shut up, Stephen,” he snapped. “We’re done for the day.”