Dial - Season 1 - Episode 20

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Dial - Season 1 - Episode 20

And from that moment I was scared of that chain.

The third fact I knew about Akos was that I was dying to have her body! I was craving for her so badly that each day I had to forcefully stop myself from drawing her into my arms and crushing her with lust!

I could not explain it.

The need I had for her was not like anything I had ever experienced! I had always been able to keep my cool around any woman, but Akos of Wowo was something else, the most voluptuous woman.

And I meant to have her, one way or the other!

So I spoiled and pampered her!

Each morning I took her to work, and I went back for her. I drowned her with expensive gifts, and took her to exotic places. She was blown away, and I watched carefully as, over the days, she began to open up to me, and I knew that a little more effort and she would be mine.

First things first, though!

I needed to get rid of that chain!
I knew that to be able to fully wear her out, I needed that chain gone.

My father left me a lot of money, and he also left me a lot of enemies, and so I had to take care of my companies and myself. I had risen to where I was not by fair means alone. Sometimes I had had to be really cruel just to survive. I had done a lot of wicked things just to survive.

Whenever something dirty needed to be done, I fell on the services of a man known only as Mr. Silver. My father had introduced me to him, and that was that.

He took care of all my shady interests without attracting attention to me, and keeping me above suspicion. His services came at a high price, but eventually it was always worth it.
And so I called Mr. Silver and we met on a deserted road on some unmapped location. He always chose the location, and he absolutely refused to do business on phone. We discussed the issue, agreed on a price, then I forwarded three pictures of Akos I had on my phone to his phone.

And that was that.

One hot afternoon in the second week two armed men wearing masked walked into the cafeteria of the hospital where Akos worked. They locked the door, and stole jewellery and money from the doctors, nurses and customers who were eating.

It was a fast operation.

They took rings, chains and money.

They left the cafeteria and locked it behind them. By the time the hospital security realized what had happened, the two were long gone.

And yes, Akos’ accursed chain was one of the things they took.

That evening, when I picked her up, she was distraught.

She was weeping and inconsolable, because her father had warned her never to take off that chain or lose it. I was patient with her, and told her it would be okay.