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Chapter 99 - Blood Sucking Bastards

Auteur: Vivian D. Wilson
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There is absolutely nowhere for me to hide. The street has only one exit, currently blocked by three guys who look like they’re out to kill me. My eyes dart from one man to the next, and I wonder who the hell are they and what could they possibly want with me.

“Look,” I say, backing up into the brick wall while trying to sound calm and reasonable. “I don’t know what this is about, but I think there’s been some kind of mistake…”

The leader’s voice cuts harshly, “Your father’s debt, we’re here to collect it.”

My stomach drops. “I’ve been making the payments every single month. I’m doing my best here.”

“We want the rest.” The man who looks to be the leader takes a step closer, and in the dim yellow light spilling from the street, I make out more details. He has on an expensive-looking suit, with white, slicked-back hair and a scar across his cheek. “All of it. Now.”

“Now?” I let out a sharp, bitter laugh. “Wait. Are you fucking serious? That’s two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. No o
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