Captivation: Want Nothing But You

The man didn’t expect that a child like Victor would attack him and grab his neck. He didn’t dare to move fearing the Victor would slash his neck any second.

“Boss.” The man swallowed hard out of nervousness. He glanced at his boss who was standing a few steps away. It happened sixteen years ago. Norton looked so young and arrogant wearing leather clothes. He smiled contemptuously at Victor, whose height only reached his chest. 

As if enjoying a great show, Norton lit up a cigarette and smoke in front of Victor. Holding the broken glass tightly in his hand, Victor met Norton’s gaze.

 “Kid, are you seriously threatening me with his life?” With a sneer, Norton added, “It won’t work. I have a lot of men working for me, all of whom are more capable than that loser. If you want to kill him, do it!” 

“Boss, you can’t let him kill me! You…” Victor’s grip on the man’s neck when the latter tried to speak. Even though the man begged, Norton remained indifferent. His eyes were only focused on Victor.

 “What are you waiting for? Kill him.” 

“Boss…”

As Victor’s eyes swept across the area, he roughly estimated that there were at least fifteen people here; all of them were equipped with either baseball bats or knives. He could also tell at a glance that they were trained for this.

In other words, Victor couldn’t possibly win against them. The fact that Norton was fine with him killing one of his people made the situation more terrifying. 

“Let the driver go.”, Victor’s small yet firm voice rang out.

The driver, whose upper body was pressed against the car, struggled when he heard what Victor said.

 “No, Mr. Sullivan. Leave me here. Run!”

A trace of amazement flashed across Norton’s face.

 “Kid, you can’t even protect yourself, how are you going to protect others? Well, let me tell you something. Nice people don’t have nice endings.”. There was no response from Victor, so he continued, “How about I give you two choices since you are such a

the ground and stepped on it as he walked

harder Victor pressed the broken glass on the man’s neck.

will let your driver go with some money. But you have to think it over. It’s not guaranteed that your driver will call for help once he

all, if the driver went home without Victor, Carolyn would question him. How could the driver explain how Victor was

punish him, there was nothing he could do. But if these ruthless men let him go and gave him some money, he could run away from the Sullivan family

option…” With a playful smile, Norton continued, “I’ll give you a knife and you

The driver’s eyes widened.

you one minute to think about it. Kid, think wisely. What’s more important? Your life, or the life of the person who may betray

“Mr. Sullivan…”

a quick glance at him before interrupting Norton who was just about

Really? Have you made up your

was the young Victor’s decision. Despite the possibility that the driver

Boy, you should know that this is your last chance to live.” Disappointed by his answer, Norton squinted

Let me say it again. Someone wants you dead.” These words would have frightened an ordinary child,

“Let him go.”

would change his mind. He sneered when he realized that Victor

you will regret it.” The man

Norton gave the driver a bank card

in his hand, and then at Victor. He knelt on the

Victor threw the glass he was holding since he promise to go with the

he told the

“Sir…”