Devil In A Suit Novels & Stories

Once we reach a secluded area where a black tint car park, and few of Hunters men walk around Nico let go of my hand. The door open and out step the devil from the car. He came in his Calvin klein suit and his dark shade. The devil looks hot and sexy but dangerous at the same time. I fiddle my hands nervously as he drew near. And oh boy, I nearly fainted when he stops right in front of me with little space between us. "Who says you can leave?" I furrowed my brows in confusion when he spoke. His body towering over me which made me feel like a dwarf when in fact I'm not.

Real smooth. He is what people call sexy these days but I've known him enough to certify him as the devil reincarnated rather than sexy. He was super drunk as usual so I got down to business. I bent down on the floor to clean up the mess slowly and carefully, making sure that I didn't wake him up. I was almost done and just when I was about to leave, I heard the sound of him clearing his throat which sent a shiver down my spine. Holy shit! Do I look up? What do I do? This doesn't happen.

"I forgot... you're not too strong for that." "Stop playing games with me." "I never play. You know it. But why would you come to me for something the goddess has refused to open up to you?" The devil circled him once, and stopped to peer into his face. "You want me to snitch on Selene. Are you sure you can handle the truth?" Lucas's chest tightened, rage twisting into fear as he saw the serious look on Lucifer's face. The devil was one to laugh, smile or smirk even at the face of death. But now, he was wearing a deep frown, and Lucas found this strange.

One whispered-yelled, their gaze snapped to me, all filled with pity. I would have spat on their faces if a certain figure hadn't descended from the stairs. Suited in a black suit, the devil, my dearest husband, stepped closer, looking like he wouldn't hurt a fly; he had his usual casual demeanor, like five maids weren't mopping my blood, like I didn't look like an empty shell. "A nasty fall." He cooed, a mocking smile lingered on his lips. "You are the devil," I mumbled as his smile deepened into a sly smirk.

Julianna’s POV: My mother always told me the devil didn't appear with horns and a robe. She said he came dressed in a tailored suit. But she never warned me about his scent. It was an intoxicating blend of Cuban tobacco, bourbon and something familiar – freedom, Vegas. My devil.

Her face was dead serious. “Listen to me very carefully,” she whispered, stepping closer. “You need to get the hell out of there while you still have legs to run and a mind that still belongs to you. Those three men are devils wearing expensive suits. They don’t fall in love, they don’t keep pets — they break them. They tear innocent girls like you apart piece by piece until you’re nothing but a hollow, drooling, cøck-addicted wreck begging for their attention.” Her eyes bored into mine.

Nick. I still had trouble saying his name without the bile rising in my throat. A week after Devon had disappeared from my life, the trial happened. The courtroom was packed. Cameras. Reporters. Victims. Officers. Lawyers. And him. He sat there in that stiff gray suit like he was starring in a courtroom drama, like this was just another role he was playing. No remorse. No shame. Just that same twisted grin that haunted my nightmares. He was wearing a tailored suit and a disarming smile, as if he hadn’t destroyed so many lives. As if he hadn’t made hell feel like a tangible place, a better option.

However, he was not for her and had been playing with her to get what he wanted all along. It had been awful seeing him with someone she thought was her friend. It did not startle Janice when it happened, since she knew he would eventually leave like the others. She had prepared for the day he'd say the same things others had said. Though it hurts, she was glad she didn't give herself to him. Because that would have been the worst. She wouldn't be able to look him in the eyes, neither would she be able to stare at her supposed friend. Yet, the person she had willingly given herself was the devil himself.