Milf Hunter: Seducing And Taming Beauties - Chapter 195

Chapter 195: Terrified Marina
Diego, his face a mask of horror and resignation, looked at me with wide, tear-filled eyes. His body trembled like a leaf in a storm, the realization of the power he had witnessed etched into his memory. The sheer brutality of the scene was a haunting reminder of the violence that had unfolded before him.

“Oh, it looks like you have more work to do,” I said, my voice a low, almost gentle purr. My eyes met his, a silent command passing between us. Diego snapped back to reality, his eyes wide with terror as he understood my implicit order.

“Yes… yes… I’ll clean it up right away,” he stammered, his voice shaking as he rushed to grab the mop and cleaner. His hands trembled as he gathered the dismembered limbs, the sight of the carnage making his stomach churn. He tossed them out of the store, his movements hurried and frantic, leaving a trail of blood in his wake. The mop sloshed through the bloody water, the scent of bleach and iron filling the air as Diego scrubbed the floor with a desperate fervor.

I turned around and walked up to Marina, noticing that she backed away as I approached, her eyes wide with terror. I looked down at myself and saw that I was covered in blood and gore, a grim testament to the battle that had taken place.

I softened my voice, trying to alleviate her fear. “Where is the washroom?” I asked gently. She pointed towards the back of the store, her voice trembling as she spoke. “It’s in the back.”

I nodded and took the katanas back to my system space, the blades disappearing into thin air just as they had appeared. Marina watched in shock and awe, but her fear kept her from asking any questions. I didn’t want to frighten her any further, so I walked towards the washroom without another word, leaving her trembling in my wake.

In the washroom, I quickly discarded all my blood-soaked clothes into the system space, ensuring that no evidence of the crime remained. I washed myself clean, the water running red as it washed away the blood and grime. Once clean, I took out a new set of clothes from the system space and dressed myself, emerging from the washroom looking like a gentleman, the previous carnage no longer evident on my person.

Marina noticed me as I walked out, her eyes widening in a mix of charm and terror. She took a step back as I approached, her breath hitching in her throat. I could see the fear in her eyes, and I wanted to reassure her, to show her that she had nothing to be afraid of, at least not from me.

I cornered her against the wall, my voice a low growl as I asked, “Are you afraid of me?”

Marina shook her head, her eyes filled with fear as she whispered, “N-no.”

I knew that anyone would be terrified after witnessing the scene I had just created. I decided to help her alleviate her fear of me, to show her that she had nothing to be afraid of, at least not from me.

I took her hand gently, leading her to a nearby seat. I sat down and pulled her onto my lap, hugging her close to my chest. Her body trembled at my touch, but she didn’t resist, her breath coming in quick, shallow gasps.

Diego, having finished cleaning, looked at me with a trembling and begging tone. “Sir, it’s done… May I go now.. please?”

I smiled and nodded, giving him permission to leave. He scurried towards the exit, his eyes filled with relief as he pushed open the door. But as he stepped out, I drew my guns from the system space and, with a swift and precise motion, gave him a headshot. His body crumpled to the ground, a lifeless heap just outside the store. I knew that Marina had seen this, and I cursed myself for not being more discreet.

Marina became even more afraid of my ruthlessness, her eyes filled with tears as she begged, “Please….don’t kill me….I have my grandmother…If I die, there is no one who can take care of her…Please, I beg you.”

I didn’t say anything, instead pulling her closer and hugging her tightly. I removed her glasses gently and wiped her tears away with my thumbs, my voice a gentle whisper as I said, “Don’t be afraid. I’m not here to hurt you. All I want to do is save you.” I put her glasses back on, looking into her eyes with sincerity.

I held her close, feeling her body tremble in my arms. I took a deep breath and began to explain to her about Isabella’s situation, about how her father had been killed by Tony, and about how I had found out about her and come to save her from Tony’s clutches.

I spoke softly, my voice a soothing balm to her frayed nerves, hoping that my words would help alleviate her fears and show her that she could trust me.

Marina looked at me with teary eyes, a glimmer of hope shining through her fear. “Really, are you telling the truth?” she asked, her voice filled with doubt and insecurity.

I could see the uncertainty in her eyes, and I hugged her tightly, nodding as I said, “How can I let a beauty like you suffer because of Tony? I promise you, Marina, I will keep you safe. No matter what it takes.”

Marina chuckled a bit, her body relaxing slightly in my arms. I looked at her and smiled, saying, “You look so beautiful when you smile, and I promise to keep you always smiling like that.”

Marina’s expression suddenly became sad, She looked at me, panic in her eyes as she said, “Please save my grandmother…. Tony has kept his men around my house. My grandmother is sick, and I don’t have any money for her treatment. Please, I will do anything for you, please save my grandmother.”

An idea began to form in my mind as I remembered my “Healer” ability. Perhaps my blood could cure her grandmother’s cancer. I looked at Marina and said, “Let’s go save your grandmother. I have a way.”

Marina looked at me in shock, her eyes wide with disbelief as I agreed so quickly. “You… you would do that for me?” she stammered, her voice filled with hope and gratitude.

I stood up, hugging her tightly, and kissed her on the lips. She blushed, and I smiled, saying, “I love and care about my woman, and I don’t want her to be sad. If saving your grandmother can make you happy, I will do that.”

With Marina in my arms, I walked out of the store, her heart beating in sync with mine. She closed the store, and I took her to my car, driving towards her house with a newfound determination. I would save Marina’s grandmother, no matter what it took. For Marina, I would do anything. For Marina, I would emerge victorious.

Remembering the cameras in the store, I quietly spoke to SERA, “SERA, erase the camera recordings from the moment I entered the store until now. Leave no evidence of me being here.”