The assistant, a slender figure with a calculating gaze, like a surgeon assessing a patient, nodded curtly at Tyler before turning to the bouncer."Is there a problem here?" he asked, his voice crisp and efficient, like a scalpel slicing through tissue.The bouncer hesitated, like a student unsure of the answer, before nodding towards Tyler. "He claims to have a card, but I haven't seen it."The assistant's eyes locked onto Tyler, like a laser targeting a precise point. "I see. And who are you, exactly?"Tyler's jaw clenched, like a vice tightening, as he struggled to maintain his composure. "I'm Tyler. I was invited to this event by Mr. Albert himself."The assistant's expression remained skeptical, like a scientist examining a dubious experiment. "I wasn't aware of any such invitation. Let me check."He pulled out a phone, like a gunslinger drawing a weapon, and dialed a number, his eyes never leaving Tyler's face.Tyler's heart raced, like a rabbit in a snare, as he waited for the
"You can't drag me out of the party!" Judas yelled, his voice echoing through the room like a thunderclap, his face red with rage, like a volcano erupting. "You promised to give me this contract! You can't drag me out of here like a nobody! I paid so much money to be able to get this contract!" he shouted, his words tumbling out like a waterfall, his eyes blazing with indignation, like a wildfire burning out of control.Mr. Albert's expression turned cold, like a winter frost, his voice dripping with disdain, like a slow-dripping faucet. "You can't say you spent money; do I collect a dine from you? Did I promise to give you this contract? I never promised you; you're the one who made your imagination run wild," he said, his words cutting like a knife, his eyes piercing like a sharp gaze."Why will I give a contract to someone who's not worth it? Do you think I didn't hear all the news about you?" he continued, his voice rising like a crescendo, his words painting a picture of disgust,
"Guards!" Mr. Albert called for the second time, his voice echoing through the room like a thunderclap. Two burly men rushed to his side in a swift, fluid motion, like a well-oiled machine. Their faces were stern, like granite statues, their eyes fixed on Judas with a firm gaze, like a hawk zeroing in on its prey."Take Judas out of here," Mr. Albert commanded, his voice firm and authoritative, like a general leading his troops. The guards nodded in unison, their heads bobbing up and down like puppets on a string. They moved closer to Judas, their footsteps echoing through the room like a drumbeat."You guys shouldn't come near me!" Judas yelled, his voice rising like a siren, his eyes blazing with anger, like a wildfire. But the guards were unfazed, their faces expressionless, like a blank canvas. They grabbed Judas by the arms, their grip like a vice, and dragged him out of the place, his legs kicking and flailing like a wild animal."You can't do this to me!" Judas yelled, his voic
"When? Next week? Next month? Next year?" Marco asked, his voice heavy with sarcasm, like a weight crushing Judas's excuses. "You've had three days already, and what have you done? Nothing!"Judas shifted uncomfortably in his seat, his eyes avoiding Marco's piercing gaze, like a guilty criminal avoiding a detective's spotlight. "I'll go get him, I promise," he muttered, his voice barely audible, like a whisper in a hurricane.Marco's face turned red with anger, his eyes flashing like a knife. "You'd better, Judas. You'd better bring Uncle home safe and sound, or you'll have to answer to me," he warned, his voice low and menacing, like a predator stalking its prey.Judas nodded, his head bobbing up and down like a puppet on a string, his eyes fixed on the floor, like a guilty man staring at his own shame. He knew he had failed, and he knew he had to make it right, or face the consequences."I will, Marco. I swear it," he said, his voice laced with determination, like a warrior preparin
The private investigator sent the address to Judas, and he walked out of the gate, his long strides devouring the distance as he assembled his remaining guards. Their faces were etched with worry, their eyes darting nervously at each other, but they didn't dare show Judas they were scared. They knew better than to betray any weakness."I need you all to go get my uncle from this address," Judas said, his voice cold and detached, like a snake slithering through the grass. The guards nodded, their faces expressionless, their voices low and hesitant. "Yes, sir."As they replied, a message popped into all their phones, and they checked their screens to see the address Judas had sent them. One of the guards, a burly man with a thick beard, spoke up, his voice laced with hesitation. "Barrack, sir?" he asked, his eyes flicking up to Judas's face.Judas's expression turned glacial, his eyes freezing into ice chips. "Yes, do you all have any problem with that?" he asked, his voice dripping wit
"I need to find a way to bring Tyler down, he thinks he is bigger than everyone!" Judas exclaimed, his voice seething with anger, his eyes blazing like hot coals. He paced back and forth in his luxurious office, his expensive shoes clicking on the marble floor.Butler Leo walked to where Judas was, his footsteps silent on the carpet. "I have a suggestion, sir," he said, his voice low and measured, his eyes fixed on Judas's face."Suggestions?" Judas asked, surprised, his eyebrow raised in curiosity. He stopped pacing and turned to face Butler Leo, his hands clasped behind his back."Yes, you can try getting closer to Tyler's favorite man, you can get information to bring Tyler down from him," Butler Leo said, his voice calm and collected.Judas's eyes narrowed, his mind racing with the idea. "And do you think he will agree to do that?" he asked, his voice skeptical, his hand tucked into his pocket."Yes, he will agree," Butler Leo said, his eyes never leaving Judas's face. "It's not f
Alex's eyes narrowed, his mind racing with calculations. He had always been a strategic thinker, and this offer was too good to be true. But what if it wasn't? What if Judas was genuinely willing to make him richer than Tyler?"What do you want in return?" Alex asked, his voice firm, his eyes locked on Judas's face.Judas's smile grew wider, his eyes glinting with triumph. "I want you to help me take down Tyler," he said, his voice cold and calculating. "I want you to use your skills, your knowledge, and your influence to bring him down. And in return, I'll make you richer than you ever imagined."Alex's eyes widened, his mind reeling with the implications. Take down Tyler? The God of War? It was a daunting task, but the reward... the reward was too tempting to resist."I knew that you don't have a good plan," Alex said, his voice laced with disgust, his eyes rolling in disbelief. "You expected me to betray my superior just because of you? And do you think I will do something as low a
Alex nodded, feeling a sense of unease. He knew he had to think carefully about this decision. He couldn't just betray the General without considering the consequences."Alright, Janet. I'll think about it. But I need some time alone to consider everything," Alex said, his voice firm.Janet nodded, her smile still plastered on her face. "Take all the time you need, Alex. But don't take too long. Judas won't wait forever."Alex nodded, feeling a sense of pressure. He knew he had to make a decision soon, but he couldn't shake off the feeling that something was off.As he walked out of the room, he couldn't help but feel like he was being watched. He looked around, but there was no one there. Shrugging it off, he continued on his way, his mind racing with thoughts of Judas, the General, and his family's future.Little did he know, Janet was watching him from the shadows, a calculating glint in her eye. She knew exactly what she was doing, and she was determined to get what she wanted, no