An Omega For Sale by Kess

Chapter 100

Although most tried to hide it, I had seen the way their eyes the two girls protected forever.

ever

followed us throughout the night. I would give my life to have

The man continued his little rant, about how I was doomed for iilure and how I was about to go down soon. How their plan was coming together little by little and even if it took time, it was going to come to fruition eventually.

I had, had enough of his ranting and so I walked back over to the table and picked up a whip. It was one of those ones that had spiked edges and was sure to tear at the skin from the first strike.

He was already close to his death so there wasn’t much I had to do now anyway.

I walked over to him with the whip in my hands and when I cracked it in the air, I reveled in the flash of fear that ran through his eyes. It was gone as fast as it came–but it still pleasured me.

“Who sent you?” I asked calmly and I saw how muy calm tone made him falter.

He opened his mouth as though to say something but then he shut it tight again, before raising his eyes to meet mine. I hated eye contact, there were only a few people that I could make exceptions for but he was none of them and so I lashed out and when the whip connected with his back, he arched in pain and let out a blood curling scream.

bits of his flesh stuck to the spiked edges and of course some

That’s a promise. We will stop at nothing.” He repeated and I only

at his words.

to take part in whatever great plan you have set. And just the

voice.

spat at my face that was currently hovering above his and although the act was disgusting I simply wiped it away with a hand and before he

teeth or whatever hard shell his jaw held breaking completely satisfied me. I didn’t have any more time for his games. I had gotten everything that I would

mace.

matter splattered all around. Some getting onto my frame. I

He looked pathetic.

such as this one for a long time. Men like Matthew and his accomplices and

plan to bring me down butat the end of the day

ways and may be a little ruthless but I did not consider myself a bad leader. I listened to my people, I helped them as much as I could, everything that I did and most of the decisions I took was for their

it made no sense that there were still people unsatisfied with this. I mean I didn’t expect everybody to love me, but I also

Jan

AGI