EVERY THING ADULTS DO (FIFTEEN)

"Aren't we going too far?"

Wingert's voice was barely audible to Bratt, who was busy munching a sandwich with top-quality ham and cheese at a five-star hotel provided by the Toronto police. The voices of the other visitors galloping because they couldn't wait to eat their breakfast obscured Wingert's voice, only to be heard a little by Bratt in front of him.

"What did you say?"

"Our action. Isn't that too much? We left Jim in that dirty-smelly prison."

"It's not our fault," said Bratt casually. He continued to chew on his sandwiched bread while occasionally glancing at the sexy women walking around his table and Wingert.

Bratt felt no guilt for the freedom and comfort he had managed to exchange with Jim. Let the proud man languish in prison to make up for all the wrongs he has done. Their petty rebellion in LA has tarnished their reputation. He even lost his job and was threatened that he could not find another job there until his reputation w