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Chapter Eight

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“You called for me, sir?” I asked as I closed the door behind me.

The captain looked up from his usual stack of job orders on his desk before gesturing towards a chair. “Ah, yes. Sit down, Avery.”

I did as I was told. “Do you have a specific job for me, sir?”

“Actually, yes. But it’s not an assassination, I just need you to investigate,” Mr. Morgan fished out a manila folder from one of his drawers and handed it to me. I quickly skimmed through the file and found documents about a certain drug ring operating in the city. “It’s a delicate case, so do treat it as such.”

“Copy that,” I replied. I looked at the file once more and tilted my head in confusion. “But sir, if it’s okay to ask…Didn’t you tell me before that cases like these should be handed over to the kingdom?”

“Yes, the king himself required our assistance.”

“T-The king?” I sputtered. This never happened before, for as long as I can remember. And I should know since I’ve been in the force for ten years now while the guil
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