Chapter 24 - Chapter 24: Macbeth Gets Hell From Rául

Rául texted to meet him tonight at the Midnight for unfinished business. I knew the unfinished business he was talking about. I knew payback was going to be deliciously nasty. Rául and I wanted vengeance on Macbeth for wanting to sexually abuse me and betraying Rául's trust. As we arrived at Midnight, Macbeth immediately tried to run, but his bodyguards held him down because they knew his time was up and personally they liked us more as mutual economic partners and friends even though we kicked their ass months ago. Actually, the bodyguards came to realize that I was a kind and friendly person and just expect mutual respect when dealing with me. They also really hated their boss for being disrespectful to them and betraying a mutually beneficial economic relationship with Rául that they were strongly opposed. When Macbeth was caught, Rául started torturing Macbeth while I happily watched as a little present to me for disrespecting me when I was picking up a delivery. Rául passed me the knife, which I happily used, made little slits everywhere on Macbeth's body in pure catharsis of this violence, which formed a massive D bloody on his chest, gave back the knife to Rául as he approved of my bloody as he said out loud "Beautiful Anne. I'm happy you loved your present of pure revenge." Then Rául became more vindictive and blood thirsty as he spoke to Macbeth "The only reason you are not arrested or your business hasn't been going down the tube by now has been because of me. Who did you sell me for?" He didn't respond to Rául just said this in complete fear as if he was afraid of the person "I'm not telling you. He is a monster even worse than you Rául. He had thearten his family if he didn't comply." Rául asked again with a knife to his throat with a look of sexy evil on his face "Who did sell me out for?" He answered "Neter Labuly!" Then Rául killed in a gruesome way possible, which he personally deserved, while Macbeth was painfully dying, Rául told Macbeth "In a business, like this there needs to be trust and respect. You broke those simple rules and you need to be punished!" Macbeth dies as Rául says his speech. Rául puts Lucifer, who had been Macbeth's second command, as leader while also using this as a message to his subordinates if you do that again you will get worse than this. I found Rául's ruthlessness sexy as I embraced him and his value of trust in any relationship being romantic or professional even in the criminal underworld. After leaving the club, we got into the car going home. While driving, we started talking about the person named Neter Labuly and wondering how he was involved all the way home.