All Chapters of The Strong-Willed Sean O'Connor: Chapter 301
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CHAPTER 301
Shore.Real, solid land. So close the wind carried the smell of sand and smoke from distant cookfires.Gig exhaled sharply, laughing in disbelief. “We made it… we actually—Sink, we made it! We made it!”“I could kiss the ground!” Sink choked out, eyes wide with tearful relief. “I swear I’ll never complain again—just get us there—NOW!”Sink slammed the throttle, and the boat shot forward.The moment its hull scraped sand, the two men didn’t even wait for it to fully stop. They leapt out immediately.Sink grabbed Evan, who was still unconscious, slung him over his back, and began sprinting. Though they were being chased by Sean, they still needed their money bag; after all, they had taken him that far already.Gig clutched his injured shoulder, stumbling after him. “Move, move, MOVE!”They dashed across the sand, panting, terrified Sean might explode out of the water behind them any second.At the edge of the beach, they spotted a small sand buggy parked near a surf shack. It was a ma
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The boy’s mother stormed over, irritation on her face, ready to scold the stranger who scared her son. But then she saw him.Sean.Still dripping ocean water.Chest rising with slow breaths.Eyes cold, focused.Sunlight tracing every line of his face.She froze. Her annoyance evaporated instantly.Her mouth parted slightly. A blush crept up her cheeks. Even her hand, raised to point accusingly, lowered awkwardly.Sean glanced at her. “Is something wrong?”She stammered, shook her head quickly. “N-No… nothing. You’re fine. You can… go.”Sean frowned. “…Go where?”She panicked, waved her hand aimlessly. “J-Just… anywhere! You’re… uh… okay!”He stared at her, clearly confused, but didn’t question it. He simply turned and began walking down the stretch of sand, retracing the direction Gig and Sink had escaped to.Behind him, the woman’s friends rushed over, whispering.“Who was that?”“Your face is red!”“You froze! Wow—no wonder, did you SEE him?!”She turned even redder, covering her f
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They didn’t move and couldn’t even breathe since they were so petrified about who was standing there.Not even a whisper left their mouths.Sink lifted a hand slowly, signaling silence.“Quiet,” he muttered. “It might be Sean.”Gig scoffed under his breath. “I’m not scared.”But both of their hearts thudded hard, loud enough that it felt like the room could hear it.Then a voice came from outside.“Room service! Do you still need the order?”It was a woman’s voice and not a male one.Gig blinked. “Oh… that’s mine.”Sink snapped his head toward him. “Yours?!”Gig nodded slowly. “Yeah… I asked for food.”“When?” Sink demanded.Gig hesitated. “Uh… when you were arguing with the receptionist. You said Evan was just drunk, remember? That time.”Sink’s face darkened. He had been the one dealing with the receptionist who kept asking why they were bringing an unconscious person into a hotel room. And no matter how they tried to explain, it still looked suspicious.It had taken a while for Si
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Sean didn’t even look at the man who shouted. He hadn’t come there to entertain them, and he would’ve walked out if another café had been nearby. But they had also tried to kill people.Instead of saying anything, he just exhaled quietly through his nose, unimpressed.“This has nothing to do with me,” he said calmly. “You took a loan you couldn’t pay. That’s your business.”The thugs blinked, stunned.The three beaten men on the floor stared at him like he was insane for talking so casually.“I came here to use a computer. That’s all,” Sean continued, voice flat.“I SAID—who the fuck do you think you are?!” the man with the knife barked.Sean finally lifted his gaze.“A customer,” he said simply. “A customer who came to use the computers.”Without waiting for a reaction, he walked straight past the armed men like they were furniture.The thugs stared at him, speechless.Even the ones beating people froze mid-movement.The owner and the worker, who were on the floor holding their heads
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The men Sean had just beaten were frozen in shock, too stunned to even speak. Their faces were pale, and their breaths came in shallow, ragged gasps.Sean stood over them, calm and unbothered, eyes scanning each one like he was assessing minor pests.He tilted his head slightly, voice low and steady. “Aren’t you going to leave?”The words seemed to snap them out of their daze. They flinched, exchanging quick, panicked glances.Almost simultaneously, they scrambled to their feet, helping each other as they backed toward the door.“We’ll make you regret this!” one of them shouted, his voice cracking. “You’ll pay for this! You’ll regret it, man!”Sean didn’t even flinch. He watched them retreat, their footsteps clattering on the floor as they fled the café.He ignored their threats entirely, as if they were nothing more than background noise.The café owner and the worker, still crouched near the counter, finally found their courage.They rushed over to Sean, gratitude plain on their fac
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Since he had found them, nothing was holding him back anymore.Satisfied, Sean deleted all traces of his activity, leaving no sign of intrusion, and picked up the small bag he had placed on the counter earlier.The worker leaned toward the owner, voice tense.“He’s coming… Sean’s coming back this way.”Sean moved toward the counter, tossing the bag onto the owner’s workspace with a quiet thud.“This is payment,” he said calmly, as if he hadn’t just thrown a bag instead of handing over cash.The owner’s eyes widened. “I… I don’t want any payment. You helped us—”Sean didn’t respond. He simply turned and stepped toward the door.The owner ran after him, calling out, “Sir! Sir!”But when he reached the entrance, Sean was already gone, vanished without a trace.Back at the counter, the worker hesitated, then nudged the owner.“What’s in the bag? Should we—”“Hold on, I’ll do it,” the owner replied.He opened it slowly, and his eyes widened in shock. Inside were stacks of cash, neatly bund
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Sean walked calmly toward the hotel, his steps calm, and he glanced around the place, in case Sink and Gig had decided to leave the hotel.Though the phone was still with him, so he was able to see the surveillance on that side with it, he had chosen to use his eyes instead.The street around him was quiet, and it was already slightly dark, darker than it had been before.The only light source was the moon and the dim glow of streetlight, casting long shadows on the pavement.He had no intention of blending in, no intention of hiding, since he didn’t need to.As he neared the front entrance, something small and dark suddenly hurtled toward his head.Reflexes sharp as ever, he ducked just in time, and the object slammed into the ground with a loud crack, scattering across the pavement.He crouched for a moment, eyes narrowing, and reached down to pick up the fallen item. It was a phone, dented but still intact.His eyes flicked to the screen, the messages still faintly visible, and a s
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Gig and Sink didn’t waste a second.They barreled out of the hotel, feet pounding against the pavement, adrenaline surging in their veins.The receptionist’s confused shout barely registered as they passed by the front desk without checking out.“Wait—what—where are they going?!” the receptionist muttered, frowning as her eyes followed the blur of movement, but she quickly realized they had no intention of stopping.Gig jabbed Sink in the side as they sprinted. “You idiot! If you hadn’t let that damn phone slip, we’d at least know where the helicopter is! Now we have nothing!” His voice was sharp, panicked, spiked with fury.Sink’s legs pumped faster, determination written all over his tense face.“I know! I have an idea where the helicopter might be. We should head there. I’ll lead the way!”Gig gave a curt nod, muttering curses under his breath, his mind racing. “Fine… but you better not screw this up!”Behind them, Sean moved like a shadow, swift and relentless. His presence tore p
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Sink joined in, a mixture of disbelief and relief flooding through him, and the two high-fived, laughing like idiots who had just cheated death.Gig leaned back against the seat, letting out a long, shaky breath. “If I’d known the helicopter was here, I would’ve told you to take me straight here, Sink! Could’ve saved half our sprint!”Sink grinned, shaking his head. “Better late than never, right? Let’s just get out of this city before he finds another way to ruin our night.”Nodding, Gig closed his eyes, inhaling deeply, then exhaling slowly.He tried to convince himself that they were finally safe, that Sean was gone for good. But the image of Sean leaping from the top floor, landing with impossible precision, still flickered in his mind.‘Could he really be dead? Or had he managed to grab it before it left the ground? Or did he grab it and lose his grip and land on the floor?’The thought gnawed at him, refusing to be silenced.He opened his eyes again, glancing at Sink. The serio
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Sink didn’t answer.His jaw was set, his hands gripping the sides of the seat, his mind racing for a way to survive the chaos Sean had engineered.The night air roared around them, and below, Sean hung like a phantom, a shadow pulling the last threads of their escape apart.The helicopter was failing. And there was no one to stop it now.The helicopter shuddered violently again, throwing Gig and Sink forward as the cabin lights flickered like strobe lights.“What the hell is happening?!” the pilot shouted over the alarms, his voice strained and panicked.The rotors groaned and sparked more violently. The helicopter lurched hard, tilting at an impossible angle.The pilot’s face drained of color as he realized the aircraft was failing.“We… we’re… we’re on our own!” the pilot barked suddenly, fumbling for a parachute. “Take this and jump!”Gig and Sink’s eyes went wide. “What? No! We can’t—”The pilot didn’t wait for answers.He yanked the parachute straps over his shoulders and, with a