All Chapters of The Man She Called A Nobody: Chapter 61
- Chapter 64
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Chapter 61: Entering Zone One
“Buzzzzz.”The heavy prison gate slowly opened with a metallic sound that echoed hard through Nelson’s ears.For a brief second, he stopped walking.His eyes slowly turned toward the outside world behind him.Freedom.The city.The open sky.He stood there for a moment like he was giving the world one final glance before stepping into another life entirely.“Move!”A guard shoved him roughly from behind.Nelson staggered forward slightly before catching himself almost immediately.The chains around his wrists rattled softly.He stopped as he slowly turned his head toward the guard.The deadly look in Nelson’s eyes instantly made the guard freeze.The man’s grip loosened unconsciously from Nelson’s arm.Fear flashed across his face for a second.“I… I said move,” the guard repeated, but this time his voice shook slightly like he wasn’t even sure of his own authority anymore.Nelson stared at him for one more second before finally turning around and walking deeper into the prison.The l
CHAPTER 62: First night behind bars
The noise of the prison hit different during the night. The whole block was alive with it. Voices bouncing off walls, the heavy sound of boots hitting the floor every few seconds, arguments erupting behind bars between men who had never physically met but had been shouting at each other long enough that they felt like enemies anyway. Nelson stood at the bars of his cell and watched everything in front of him slowly and carefully. Every corner he looked at was filled with men who had stopped caring about living or dying a long time ago. You could see it in the way they moved. The way they looked at new faces. The way they looked at nothing. Then a voice came from across the corridor. “Hey. Is it you again right? You think you just walked away from what happened back there?” A short laugh followed it. “Today was your lucky day new guy. But luck does not come around here too often so I would not get comfortable with it.” Nelson looked across at the face behind the bars. He said not
CHAPTER 63: Scorpions Threat
“Buzz.”The alarm rang through the whole block, loud and sharp, and every prisoner started moving out of their cells toward the yard. Nelson walked out with them, his eyes already working before his feet had fully settled into the pace of everyone around him.As he stepped into the yard his eyes caught the writing on the net above in bold capital letters.“INMATES APPROACHING INCOMING AIRCRAFT WILL BE SHOT.”He turned to Ken, confusion still sitting on his face.“What are those words supposed to mean?”Ken laughed and pointed up at one of the towers positioned at the edge of the yard. Men with guns stood up there scanning the environment in every direction. The tower was so high that looking up at it made you wonder how anyone got up there in the first place.“Those security up there are more dangerous than any prisoner you see walking around this yard. Most of them were once inmates themselves before they decided to switch sides and work with the system. The only difference between t
CHAPTER 64: The right moment!!
The guy moved closer and the look on his face got harder with every step. Behind him, a group of men followed his every move like he had a remote control on all of them. Nobody broke formation. Nobody looked sideways. They just moved exactly when he moved and stopped exactly when he stopped. “I asked a question. Nobody keeps me waiting for an answer.” Nelson looked around the yard slowly. What he saw on Scorpion’s face was something he had not seen on it since he arrived in this prison. All that energy. All that authority. All that chest. Gone. Completely. Scorpion stood there looking like a different person from the one who had been shoving Nelson around seconds ago. Even Ken’s jaw was hanging open. His eyes were fixed on the guy and he could not seem to pull them away. Nelson leaned slightly toward Ken without turning his head fully. “Who is this guy that has Scorpion looking like that?” Ken turned to him slowly. The shock was still fresh on his face. “You told me you were