Vincent From Pulp Fiction Novels & Stories

Vincent just grins at me before sighing again in content. “You don't like it?” His grin flashes naughtily at me. His chartreuse eyes half-hooded. “I drank pineapple juice after the photoshoot earlier. And that was when I decided to see you here. I told myself that I'm not going to leave without you sucking my dick.” I roll my eyes at him, but I know that my eyes already contain the same amount of desire that he has for me. “This is what you came for.” He gives me a deep throaty chuckle that is one of my favorite things in the world.

"Show me the security footage of the last two hours" Frost felt like a cyclone was raging inside him. Every minute wasted meant Vinca was in more danger. Scrutinizing the footage, they saw Vinca picking apples. As she walked back, she was accosted by two men in a deserted aisle. One of them placed a handkerchief on her face and she collapsed. The two men then carried her out through the back exit. Leo asked the technician to freeze the goons' faces and print them. He then gave them to security personnel to make more copies. They would be distributed all over town. In the meantime, he contacted all media houses.

The two men were pickpockets he had bitten before while helping Priest Zachary. "Who are you?" Vincent asked breathlessly. “I need more blood. Maybe you're a good one!” Hearing something like that, Vincent immediately took a stance as if he had mastered martial arts. What he had was an iron bar. It can only be swung to hit precisely like a baseball bat. Maybe that was the only sport that Vincent played in elementary school. “I don't know what creatures you are, but I won't let you touch me!” said Vincent, preparing to hit.

Looking up onto the veranda, he smiled at Vivian's beautiful face. "Vivian! I came for you," Vince said happily. "Vincent Hart! How dare you!" Peter Delong was suddenly on the front porch staring at him with hate filled eyes. Vince met Delong’s eyes. He wondered if the man had been sitting there waiting on him, which begged the question why he was here at all so early. “I am not here for you. This doesn't even remotely concern you." "You're here to cause more trouble," he snapped.

I glanced into the rear-view mirror and saw what caused her distress. Vincent Axelon, disembowelled, hung from one of the broken windows of the complex. It looked as though he had been taken to one of his offices and then disposed of. I wondered if he had caved and begged for mercy. The very act he told all new fighters was the weakest thing a man could do.

"Remember, we need to have a good look at her and record a conversation where she would admit and confess she ordered you to harm a girl, okay?" Vincent Lynch is a businessman in his mid-fifties, not a decade younger than Don Carlo, but he was lured into a gambling house by his friends, and now he is on the brink of losing everything. No matter how hard he regretted his stupidity, the consequences that came along with it started to show up and taunt him. He is into car rental, as well as car buy-and-sell business. He had been in the business for all his life and when an old friend happened to walk into his shop, they decided to have a drink after work in their drunken state, this old friend

, she spoke with a frown. Real Identity: Vincent Valentino -Better known as the 'Vehement V' -25 years old -The 'Mastermind' or in other words, "HEAD OF CIA" Vincent heaved a deep sigh and got up from the chair," It doesn't matter anymore. I haven't even gone there to save her" "WHAT?", Rebecca and Leon both shouted in unison. Vincent nodded. "Then why did you-", Leon was cut off in between as Vincent raised his index finger in air while glaring at him with his black orbs. He quickly sealed his mouth and looked down.

"I'll pay you, I don't care how much just make sure to give every single detail I need." Edward spoke. "What if Vladimir is planning something against you?" He clenched his jaw. "I'll kill him." "I doubt, he's your friend." Vincent didn't say anything anymore and just get the checkbook and signed a million check then he put it on the glass table. "Just contact me once you finally get the information I needed," he said before walking out of the bar. Vincent closed his eyes as the wind whistled to his ears. He opened his eyes again and put his hands on his pocket. He removed his shoes and let his feet feel the coldness of the water.

Vincent stands first. He doesn’t raise his voice, he never has to. The kind of power he carries doesn’t need shouting. It just needs weight... and he’s got plenty of it. He talks about Paolo. Not too long, not like a performance. Just the simple, brutal truth of who his cousin was and what was stolen from him. A man who served the family faithfully for thirty years. A man who deserved to die peacefully in his own bed one day, not with a bullet in his head in a random car three blocks from a restaurant he’d been going to every Thursday for eleven years.

In a busy fish market, I wore a cheap T-shirt, my face slicked with sweat. I smiled straight at the camera while holding a freshly gutted fish. The young man with his arm around my shoulders, striking a defiant gesture at the camera, was Vincent. In the photo, his eyes held pure, street-born confidence. The Evelyn in the picture was vivid, alive, and her eyes full of life. However, that person was not me. More accurately, she was just a role I once played. “Evelyn.” Vincent’s voice cracked. “I never married Sophia,” he said urgently while grabbing my arm.