Novel & Cerita Black Barty

Right now Betty and Teresa could have placed his picture on a dart board and took turns on pointing and throwing arrows on his forehead. “Well..” “You are scared.” “Of Betty and Teresa?” “Oh no.” “Who then?” Quentin Black prided himself for being though and mean. He feared no one. “Max.”

When I was about to enter my classroom, these two idiots stopped me and push me at the corner, "Hey cutie, didn't I told you to give me your number ? Common don't be shy I Know you wanna have some fun with us too" So ... this is Jack and Jimmy , both are known as a bully and they always annoy poor or scolership students like me. They are one of those low thinker people who believe education in this popular University is only for wealthy brats like them so they annoy and bully who isn't as rich as them..... I really hate basterds like them. I feel so disgusted when they were eying me from head to toe and 'baby' that sounded like a dirty swear word to me ____ it's kinda strange how I never fel

I mumbled. "You wouldn't say that if you really know me," he said taking small steps towards me and I also moved steps backwards in fear. "W-who are you?" I stuttered. "I'm Theodore Black. The owner of Black Enterprise Co. and also one of the most powerful Mafia leaders in the country," he said studying my reaction. I stood there shocked and scared for myself. Why on Earth did I speak to him like that? I was sure I heard that name before but I just didn't know where and now that I know, I wish I didn't.

he asks. “Yup.” “Then forget it.” “No?” He stares at me like I just reprogrammed his brain with HTML code. “Why didn’t that work?” he mutters. I shrug. “Maybe I’m stubborn.” “That wasn’t stubborn.” His voice returns to normal. “Humans can’t resist alpha command.” “Well,” I say, “Congratulations, I just did.” For a moment he looks almost thrown. Damon Black…yes, the Damon Black, leader of the most feared biker gang, everyone is scared of, actually looks confused.

I wanted distance from anything that smelled like the life I’d lost, and Tony, as always, had been there, showing up when I didn’t ask but needed him most. He stepped closer, eyeing the open laptop on my coffee table. His gaze narrowed just slightly, but his voice stayed light. “Took you long enough.” “You remember this bar, don’t you?” I asked, ignoring the sarcasm in his tone. Tony walked in slowly, dropped onto the couch beside me, and leaned forward to squint at the image. “Yeah. That’s The Black Barrel. I’ve seen him there once. That place is crawling with oil execs.”

Even though Tate’s never been to Blacktip before, he has friends who have. We’re at the back of the bar now. I look around. “What now?” “That's the guy,” Tate says, nodding towards a big black man standing near the exit door. He looks like a bouncer. “Are you sure?” I whisper. Tate nods. “You see that ring on his finger?”

Not impossible why this person became one of them, another beast in the making. “Well, you’ve done a good job. This time, I know they will go insane with the missing formula for the cure. “Dr. Black laughed in a loud sarcastic voice. The person laughed even louder with him. They both looked like twin beasts disguised in a human form. Mr. Black reported the matter to the humanoids’ master.

Black added. "Hey, Barcode and Rayy do other exercises." replied Hugo. Bass innocently asked, "What exercise?" Black and Hugo answered simultaneously, "Exercise in bed." Barcode, who saw that his friends wanted to tease him, threw a sofa cushion in annoyance. "You guys! You caress-hungry old men." Barcode quipped. Black straightened his face and said, "Okay. Because you already have a lover, and your lover is very good at sexual intercourse, so you insult us."

Weekends were… collaborative? I didn’t judge. Much. But it was objectively one of the weirdest dynamics I’d ever witnessed, and I lived in a house full of teenage boys who mutated into giant, bloodthirsty wolves under a full moon. The bar for "weird" was already astronomically high, but the twins consistently cleared it. The room fell quiet. Just me, the roaring rain, and brooding Adrian. “I’m going to look for Black,” he said, standing up. Black. His snake. His pitch-black, venomous reptile that he kept in a massive heated terrarium in his quarters and treated with more affection than he’d ever shown another person.

“Listen, I’m calling for a reason.” "Okay..." "You know me, I joke around, but not this time. I’ve seen Adrian Black in... let’s just say, questionable company. He’s not who he’s dressing up to be." I swallowed. "What kind of questionable?" “Shady deals. Whispered threats. One of my bartenders used to work for a guy that owed Adrian big. Let’s just say the guy doesn’t forgive debt. Ever. And now he has been mentioning your name. In circles he shouldn’t be mentioning it."