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He confirmed, his voice gravelly. I puffed another, waiting for more. I knew he had so much to let on than what he was putting forth. Smoke flared out of my nostrils as I shuffled my feet. Music blared from behind the bar, filling the room. Drunk men danced, their feet leading them to girls for a proper arousal and maybe a one night stand later. "Am I talking to a wall?" He asked, his patience probably running thin.

♠️ BLACK_ACE ♠️ 🔞 ♠️ Chapter 10♠️ #OMNISCIENT_POV Sitting comfortably in his leather Italian chair, King discusses privately with Clement, Dr. Chidi and 2 other men about a certain problem regarding a particular man and from the way the discussion was going, King was really in a foul mood. King " That northern b--stard dared to betray us, he even threatens the organization and then spits on us . WHAT AN INSULT.

A memory of Kyomi asking me why I was so obsessed with black flashed in front of my brain, causing a smile to ghost my face. My little vixen didn't know what black did. Everything may be high and mighty but blackness next to it and it all dissolved into nothingness. Black wasn’t just fashion. Not just a statement. It was my weapon. My golden crest filled with secrets and testimonies. Black hid blood really well, it swallowed it and hid it from the prying eyes. It blended well with it. The guards at the entrance barely registered us until we passed through the first security checkpoint without blinking. Terrell gave a single curt nod to one of our old connections in the bureau, who let us in

The auctioneer casually shrugs. “If you don’t believe us, you’re welcome to inspect the records yourself. Anytime you want. We have everything documented—every crime, every victim, and every piece of evidence. Here at the Dark Knights, we don’t deal in rumors or half-truths. We deal in facts. And the fact is simple: Nolan Blackwood isn’t here because of bad luck or some conspiracy. He’s here because he deserves to be, just like everyone else before him.” Damon looks sick. He stumbles back, his hand raking through his hair as he stares at his brother, who’s now frantically trying to break out of the booth.

He sat there like a smug little bastard, fingers laced over his gut, chin lifted like we weren’t even in the same food chain. "I said I don’t talk about her," he said. He fucking smirked. A gun clicked beside him. He didn’t blink. “Who is she?” I asked again, quieter this time. Deadlier. “Who’s La Rosa Nera?” Nico just looked at me. No fear. No twitch. Nothing but that calm, fuck-you confidence he wears like a second skin. "Even if I told you, you wouldn't understand," he said. I almost lunged. Almost tore that smirk off his face with my bare hands. But then,

From the way his jaw tightened, I already knew he wasn’t going to like that. “We can buy you new clothes in New York,” he said confidently, like he was doing me a favor. I stared at him. Hard. Did Adrian Blackwell temporarily lose his brain cells? “Sorry to burst your billionaire bubbles," I said, "but I’m just an average human trying to survive life. I can’t afford the kind of things you call ‘new clothes.’” “No one said you’d be using your money.” There it was. That smirk. The smirk that screamed Checkmate.

"The bribes, the kickbacks, the shell companies. I want to see his empire bleed ink before I make him bleed blood." "Then shut up and let me work," Noah snapped, turning back to the screen. "I need four hours of dead silence. If a phone rings, we’re all dead. Understood?"

Jasmine I adjusted my weight from foot to foot, feeling nervous under Damon's intense stare. "Same Mr Black" I broke the silence, trying to add some humor but he doesn't seem phased. His eyes still raked my body before they came back to meet my dark orbs. "I didn't think you could afford to dine at such a prestigious restaurant Jasmine" He spoke, a dominant tone dripping off his words. I internally scoff. He doesn't even know me and yet he's already judging me, who does he think he is!

I sank lower into my chair, cheeks burning, clutching my notebook like a shield. I was always late these days. Always distracted. Always trying not to stare at Theo, the quiet boy who sat three rows ahead of me — the one who sometimes smiled at me in passing and made my stomach do little flips. But lately, even Theo couldn’t hold my attention when Professor Black was speaking. “Desire,” Professor Black said, continuing his lecture on nineteenth-century literature, “often exists in the space between what we want and what we’re allowed to have.” His voice was smooth and measured, but there was an edge to it tonight that made my skin prickle.

"What you got there?" "A joint." Black replied. "Can I try it?" He asked politely. "Nope." "Why?" "Just no." "It's not like you're my dad or something. I'm responsible for myself." "Tell that to your Nana." "Great." "I'm not hooking you up with a joint son, it's not a great life no matter how cool it looks to you. Never." Black said with an air of superiority and confidence. "Why don't you ever take off your mask though?" Renata appeared from the doorway.