Marcus turned his back on Kathrine, his footsteps carrying him away from the dimly lit room. In his room, he donned a hoodie, its fabric a shroud of darkness. With practiced efficiency, he drew the hood over his face, a shield against prying eyes.“This is just the beginning,” he murmured to himself, his breath a mist in the air. He pocketed his keys, his fingers curling around the cold metal. He got into his car and drove a short-distance away from the fleeing prisoner, who was sprinting towards the club with labored breath and pounding footsteps echoing through the night air. The prisoner's desperate gaze darted around the dark streets as he raced to brief his master on the latest developments and devise a plan. Unbeknownst to the prisoner, Marcus was tailing him, keeping a discreet distance as he followed him to his destination, his eyes fixed intently on the figure ahead.Marcus parked his car and continued following the prisoner on foot, keeping a safe distance behind him. Whe
Marcus stepped out of his room, and Sandra stood up, walking towards him. She was surprised to see him already dressed and looked at him quizzically. "I thought you wanted to shower and rest?" she asked, her eyes scanning him. He smiled, drawing her close. "No, I have something important to tackle," he said. "At the office?" she asked, and he shook his head. "No, not now. I have less time. I will talk to you when I return," he said, and she nodded, still looking confused.Marcus's phone rang, displaying Kathrine's name on the caller ID. He apologized to Sandra, "Sorry, I have to take this call." Without waiting for her response, he stepped aside and answered, "What's the update?" Kathrine replied, "Boss, we're waiting for you." He smiled and said, "I'll be there in a jiffy." He ended the call and walked back to Sandra, saying, "Take care, I'll be right back." She waved goodbye as he left. Marcus's expression turned serious, hinting at an urgent matter. Sandra's confusion lingere
"What's happening?" Her voice was laced with confusion, her mind racing to understand the sudden turn of events. The stranger's demand sent a chill down her spine, and she wondered if their plan had been compromised. Marcus's expression remained calm, but his eyes betrayed a hint of concern, as he subtly gestured for her to continue the dance.Kathrine remained frozen, her eyes fixed on the stranger, until Marcus's harsh tone snapped her back to reality. "Kathrine, I said you should keep dancing!" She mechanically grasped the pole and continued her dance, her movements stiff and awkward. Meanwhile, Marcus adjusted his face, donning a charming smile, and picked up a drink from the nearby tray. He turned around, spiking the drink with a subtle move, and walked towards the stranger, offering it to him with a friendly gesture. The stranger took the drink, unaware of the danger lurking within, and Marcus smiled as he walked away, his eyes never leaving Kathrine.Marcus realized he nee
Adams sat in his private room, observing the scene unfold before him. To his astonishment, Marcus, whom he had instructed his men to handle, was seated in the chair, bearing scars that only became apparent upon closer inspection. Adams' eyes widened in disbelief; he was certain he had given orders to dispose of Marcus. He quickly grabbed his phone and dialed the geng leader's number, but the call went unanswered. The silence only added to Adams' growing unease and confusion.Adams dialed the number again, and this time, the leader answered. "Bastard, where the fuck are you?" Adams growled. The voice on the other end replied, "Sir, sir, he escaped from our hands. We're looking for him." Adams let out a furious hiss. "The bastard is at the club. Send your men here," he commanded. The voice responded, "Yes, sir," before ending the call. Adams tossed his phone aside, frustrated. He hadn't anticipated the situation taking such an unexpected turn. "This is crazy," he groaned, rubbing
"You drive me crazy," Adams exclaimed, his frustration evident. Kathrine chuckled, her eyes secretly pleading for Marcus to intervene and rescue her. As Adams continued to unbutton her clothes and leaned in for a kiss, Kathrine closed her eyes and whispered, "Lord of vengeance, where are you?" But Adams paused, detecting something amiss. "What are you saying?" he asked, his voice laced with suspicion. Kathrine quickly shook her head, forcing a fake smile. "Nothing," she replied, trying to conceal her true thoughts. Adams's eyes narrowing, unsure what to make of Kathrine’s sudden whisper.Kathrine, sensing Adams' heightened arousal, wrapped her legs around his waist and teased his member with a tantalizing sway of her hips. A guttural groan escaped Adams' throat as he unclasped her bra, releasing her breasts into his waiting hands. Just as they neared the point of no return, the door burst open with a thunderous bang. Adams' head snapped around, his eyes blazing with rage as he
“We only have one solution!” Marcus said, rubbing the back of his head. "What is it?" she asked."I want you to create a diversion by starting a fire," he replied.Katherine nodded, fixing her gun in her hand. She stepped out, looking around cautiously, then began to run towards the designated location. She removed the lighter and scarf, throwing the latter on the floor. The fire alarm went off, and smoke filled the air.With that, Marcus knelt down, and Adam's eyes went wide. He was swallowing hard, pleading, "Please, Marcus, don't kill me! Please, Marcus, have mercy!" He looked at Marcus, begging."I wish I was a philanthropist, I would have considered, darling." Marcus stood up, said "Goodnight," and fired the shot. Adam fell to the ground. Marcus shot him twice in the chest and once in the skull.Marcus looked around and stepped out, colliding with Katherine. "Is everything okay?" she asked urgently. He nodded and said, "Let's go, fast!" With that, he held her by the waist as
“What news?” Marcus asked, his voice tinged with urgency but Sandra was quiet. Marcus's eyes narrowed, awaiting her response, but Sandra's jaw dropped, her mouth hanging open in shock. She took a step closer, her gaze fixed on him, and Marcus retreated, confusion etched on his face. "Sandra, what's wrong?" he asked, but she continued to advance, her hands outstretched. She touched his face, and her eyes widened as she sniffed her fingers. "This is...blood," she whispered, her voice trembling.Marcus groaned, his face contorted in pain, and Sandra's confusion deepened. "Marcus, there's blood on your face, and you're not even reacting," she said, her voice laced with worry. Marcus pressed her again, "What did you see in the news, Sandra?" But Sandra was frozen, her eyes fixed on him as if searching for answers. Suddenly, a throat cleared behind her, and she turned to see Katherine, dressed in a dancer's attire, her expression concerned. And she felt like she was going crazy, she st
Amayah stood in the room, adjusting her clothes, when Owen burst in and grasped her arms, pulling her towards him. "Who took the last piece of cake?" he demanded, his voice angry. Amayah looked at him, confused, but a proud smile spread across her face. "I did, darling," she said. Owen's response was swift and violent - he slapped her, sending her tumbling onto the bed. Her eyes widened in shock.Amayah's voice trembled as she asked, "What did I do?" Amayah's voice trembled as she asked, "What did I do?" Owen's expression twisted in anger, and he sneered, "You're asking me what you did?" He raised his hand, ready to strike her again, but Amayah quickly moved out of reach and stood up straight. Owen's face turned red with rage as he bellowed. "Are you mad or what? Do you know why I kept the cake there? Do you know how much it costs?" His insults poured out like venom, "But no, you can never know, all you do is eat and not make money, useless child!" Amayah stared at him in disbelie