Kim Crawford Kickin It Novels & Stories

Carter says winking at me I kick him under the table ,he swears under his breath asshole. Later that day I see the guys off the kids have left Kaylee is in her room I think I walk up to my bedroom ready to shower the day away my wife is coming home in two hours I want to cook her a nice dinner ,run her a bubble bath with her favourite glass of wine then ravage her.

Chapter POV: Miller (Rival) The rhythmic, aggressive squeak of sneakers on the hardwood was the only thing keeping me from losing my mind. Every time Kai Jameson took a shot, the sound echoed through the Crestwood gym like a taunt. He moved with a reckless, natural grace that made my skin crawl. It wasn’t just that he was the star; it was that he didn’t even seem to try.

I flinched at the sound of footsteps, eyes straining to open. Then came Bryson Schubert's voice—freshly arrived and ice-cold. It hit me like a slap. "Mr. Schubert, are you sure? Your fiancée's always been frail. She might not survive losing a kidney." That was his assistant. Kidney? Whose? Before I could even think, Bryson stepped closer, voice like frost. "We've come this far for that kidney. Hurry—Lily can't wait."

I continued to kick and scream until my throat and lungs were sore. I aimed my knee as hard as I could from the bed between his legs, and it hit its target as he cried out and released his grip. The other one lunged at me as I tried to make a run for it. I heard a noise and felt the electricity course through me. He had a tazer and he hit my neck with it. My whole body contracted, and I fell limp in his arms. He took the opportunity to throw me back onto the bed. Within seconds I was cable tied to the bed by my wrists.

He says in a small plea. I shake my head, unwilling to keep silent. I’m furious and if the entire world doesn’t hear it, William McQueen II will. “No, I won’t shut me up. You are to hear the truth. The Karen you knew is dead, this one is the new me and screw your opini–”

Chris Bradford—that's… that's Killer. Shit!

Heaven knows if she kept talking like that, I'd turn back there, and do things I'd regret. WIFEY: “You asked me why last night. Guess what? I lied! Truth is, I'm terrified of your size… but I'm not anymore. Come scare me, I dare you, Kaida Crawford!” JESUS! I tossed the phone aside, pressing harder on the gas. Fire licked at my nerves, my body shuddering with heat, and I could feel my inner man fuming back to life.

I said to him, and he only smiled at me. Kiran was called for his fight first, and I had to smile at the hush that went over the crowd when he was introduced as K, previous US Champion, and still holding the record for the most wins. Wild cheers erupted as the announcer, Kyle, finished, and Kiran took his shirt off. He still looked good, and I could see that in plenty of the groupies’ eyes as they watched him.

"Please, I'm sorry. My mom's innocent. I'm begging you, help her..." But Dr. Steinbeck stepped in, looking regretful. "Sorry, Mr. Carter. We're flying to Amiraka for a conference. We won't be around for the surgery. But don't worry—this hospital's got the best team in the city. They'll take care of her." And with that, both doctors left. *** I only heard about this later from Dr. Steinbeck. Word is, Jasper stayed kneeling outside the OR. Raymond stood nearby, fists clenched in regret. Then he just snapped—decked Jasper right across the face.