Walter White And Jesse Pinkman Novels & Stories

“Professor Elliott. Mr. Kline. You’re both safe. We’ve got Voss and Hale in custody. Thornton’s under arrest—murder one, conspiracy, obstruction. The drive Jax leaked sealed it. Full confession on tape. She’s done.” Elliott nodded. “And Jax?” The agent hesitated. “Disappeared after the lot. We’ll find him. But he’s cooperating—sent us the master files. Said it was for… someone he cared about.” My chest tightened. The agent glanced between us. “You two need medical? Debrief?” Elliott shook his head. “Tomorrow. Tonight—he’s mine.” The agent nodded once. “We’ll be in touch.” They left us alone in the cemetery.

I nodded and then turned and knocked on the captain’s door. “Come in.” I heard. I opened the door and saw captain White sitting at his desk. He looked tired and worn out. “Joey. It’s so nice to see you. I just wish it was under better circumstances. Have a sit.” I closed the door behind me and took a seat in front of his desk. “I’m glad to be back sir. Now, what can you tell me about this serial killer and Knight’s investigation and murder?” White smiled at me. “Always so eager Joey. Okay, let’s dive right in then.” We spent the next few hours discussing everything that had been happening with the case and Knight’s murder. By the end of the conversation, I felt confident that I knew just abo

==Elliot== --- We couldn't look away from the TV. Changed channels. Every news station. Same story. Same images. James Whitmore. In handcuffs. Being led from his home. Early morning. Disheveled. Shocked. Perp walk. Cameras everywhere. Flashes. Questions shouted. "Mr. Whitmore! Did you exploit your authors?" "Did you coordinate with Victoria Santos?" "How many victims are there?" He said nothing. Head down. Lawyer beside him. Silent.

Walter remained on his knees, speaking respectfully, "I posed as an undercover in the Callie Group and used my position to acquire a large amount of cosmetic raw materials and then sold them to the New Chesire Group at low prices, causing misunderstandings among all parties." "Now, many people see the Xanthos family as a common enemy. If I do not come forward to clarify, all the forces will not be able to find out the truth anytime soon!" Those naive families in the north had been deceived. The man nodded quietly and then spoke again in his hoarse and deep voice, "You have done a good job. Now I will give you eternal life. Walter could not believe what he was hearing. On the mountain and dee

"I will marry you, Alpha Damian." Damian stepped closer, his dark eyes locking onto mine. "Good. But let's be honest with each other, shall we? I didn't ask for your hand out of love, Aisha. I married you because you are a White Wolf. You are going to help me fight my enemies." My heart stopped. My blood ran completely cold. He knows. "How do you know that?" I demanded, my inner wolf baring her teeth in my mind. "A powerful witch in my territory told me everything," Damian explained calmly, crossing his arms. "She foresaw that the last surviving White Wolf would wander into my lands, carrying a power that can crush kingdoms. I need that power to destroy the packs threatening my borders."

Walter's death. Josephine's eyes widened in disbelief. She had a hard time believing that this news was real. Determined to verify the information, she pulled out her phone and initiated a search. Sure enough, reports about the restaurant's fire came up from her search, along with unsettling news regarding Mr. Walter's demise under suspicious circumstances. Someone had posted the pictures, but the images weren't verified for their authenticity as no one knew the source. As a result, the mystery surrounding Mr. Walter's death persisted in the online realm. Evidently, the broadcasting platform could not provide testimony, as doing so would only further complicate matters.

Weeks of careful documentation — the Denver report, the financial trail, Walter’s meticulous records — gone in a single night, along with the man who’d risked everything to hand it to us in the first place. “Is Walter going to be okay,” I asked quietly, dreading the answer. “The paramedics think so,” Reyes said. “Concussion, some bruising. He fought back, apparently, which is likely why he’s alive at all instead of simply silenced permanently.” Her voice caught slightly. “He held onto this for eighteen years out of guilt, and the one time he finally let it go, it nearly cost him everything.”

he asked. "They're…" Walter was left making an awkward face, unsure what to say. Susan nudged him on the back, clearly wanting him to speak up. "Ahem." Walter cleared his throat, and took out two reports, handing them to Glen as he explained exasperatedly, "Les was conspiring with our enemies and stole the recipe for the Beauty Pill which Vicky spent a fortune to acquire… He was killed during a fight thereafter." "What?!" The bombshell left Glen freezing, his lips trembling.

In fact, I was surprised by his sweet words. Walter was wearing a black suit and a white shirt underneath which showed the beginnings of his muscular chest. His hair was slicked back and he wore a huge smile on his lips. At first I thought he would be in a bad mood, after all, I had forced him to tell me about his past and the death of his mate. However, at that moment, he seemed happy, as if he accepted the death of his mate, but not the forgiveness of the man who murdered her.

“I want half up front.” Just in case you have a heart attack on me like Walter Dawson. Almost two years ago, Whitney was having an affair with Walter Dawson, billionaire CEO and president of Dawson Inc. Whitney had no choice but to leave him at his love nest in Jersey after she had called an ambulance. She couldn’t afford to be found with him – like she couldn’t afford to be found with Lester. It was a legitimate concern. Lester was at least twenty-two years older than Walter was when he had died.