Wallace Wells Comic Novels & Stories

He must have been an imp's changeling; they did so love to pick the sassy children. Wallace went to leave, but I put my hand on his arm. Folded into the money was a note I was hoping he would read in his off time. A warning to Jévon that Ethridge had been ready for him and what was poisoning his body. Caught early enough he might survive— "Do you know where the ladies' room is?" It sounded strained to my ears, but Wallace seemed to think it was caused by my gouache date. "That bad, huh?" Wallace gave Ethridge an appraising look. "Just go straight and make a right, and it's the second door. Can't miss a thing. Think Daddy plays for the opposite team."

The picture she sent me yesterday however, is too naughty not to be looked at every few moments, although I don't plan on letting these assholes see it, I'll stab their eyes out with a dull knife before I let them have what's mine. "When you going to put a ring on that finger by the way?" Wells calls out from the back of the Humvee. His thick Missouri accent heaves as he speaks. Wells is one huge fucker, and although he can kick all of our ass in training, and spends most of his days pumping iron, he is as delicate as a flower. We all pick on him when he skypes his girlfriend Joanna back home because they make those baby noises at each other.

"Kneel, apologize, and leave." Wells' facial features twisted in humiliation. He was a marquis of martial arts, someone who stood at the pinnacle of strength, yet he was being ordered to kneel before a boy barely past his youth. However, when he saw Chase casually lift the broken remains of the hammer, his heart trembled involuntarily. "Think carefully. Do you really want to oppose the Webers?" Wells warned, his voice heavy with menace. "Don't forget your place. If you continue down this path, I guarantee you won't leave this place alive.

Wallace was shocked. “You know him, Doctor Yoke?” “I heard from my mentor when I was younger. By chance, he got hold of Zharvakko’s scriptures but could not crack its secret even after spending decades studying.” Wallace kept shaking his head as he spoke. “I suppose you are on your way to prepare Mr. Yowell’s medicine. Well then, I won’t disturb you any longer. Thank you, sir!” Anna was shocked to see Wallace, one of the most reputable doctors known to men, bow to Alex.

He struck several more times in quick succession. Finally, Wallace collapsed in a pool of blood. The vendor checked his breathing. Once he was certain Wallace was dead, he swiftly fled. Yet, after a few seconds, Wallace suddenly gasped for air. With great effort, he crawled outside, reaching for his signal flare. But he had no strength left. He lost consciousness before he could fire the signal flare.

“Are you insane?! You want our honourable guests to crawl over here and apologize? Do you have any idea where you are?” Wallace howled. Harvey counted icily, “Three, two, one…” Wallace snarled in disdain, “You’re mental! You’re actually counting? Even if you reach a hundred, no one’s going to care!” “Do you know what kind of place is this?” “This is the Naiswells’ territory!” “A bumpkin like you don’t understand the Naiswells’ place in Buckwood, do you?” As Wallace said this, a satisfied look spread across his face, as though those words were his strongest weapon.

"Most of the time your crib is the only peaceful place in the vast Wallace compound" "Okay, you were telling me about Wallace" "He has links everywhere in the country and his boys club know a thing or two about this war and political unrest you can't fight them, they decide what happens and what doesn't everyone else is just collateral damage... anyway let's talk about you buddy. This is a free space you know, anything we talk about goes with me to the grave"

MAVERICK I hoped Terzo was safe somewhere. I knew how dangerous his job was, but so did his entire life. I sipped my coffee until the entire coffee shop went silent. I looked around, and my gaze landed on Wallace, who was coming in our direction. Crap. And he saw me. I had a feeling my day had just gotten better. “May I?” He gestured to the empty chair. “It’s a free country, Mr. Winston.” I gestured back.

"Oh, for the love of—sir, you’ve got to stop looking at that wall like it’s going to grow a personality. It’s Italian marble. It’s expensive. It’s boring." Wells bustled into the room like a blue jay in a hurricane. His hair was a mess of bleach-blond spikes, and he held a tablet like it was a holy relic. He didn’t wait for an invite. He never did.

Wallace immediately took out his phone and dialed his fourth brother's number. No one answered after the beep. Wallace was anxious, the cold sweat on his forehead falling like torrential rain. It finally connected! Wallace breathed a sigh of relief, but before he could even smile, there was a hysterical shout on the other side of the phone, “Wallace, run! We’ve been captured!” Boom! Wallace shuddered while standing on the spot as if he had been struck by lightning. How could this be? Back to half an hour ago.