“I’m afraid I’m not at liberty to disclose that.” X sat aloofly on the sofa, his gaze still on the alcohol. He would not touch or consume the food and drinks there. Trust did not come easily for X. He had been betrayed one too many times. Despite everything, X kept his composure, not letting anything get to him. “But I hired you. Since you can’t complete the job, you have an obligation to tell me why.” Morris was getting annoyed, taking X’s silence as defiance. “I’d advise you to quit while you’re at it.” So as not to waste time, X rose to his feet, ready to leave. He had done what he came for, anyway. “Hang on.” Morris could tell there was no talking sense into X, nor could he keep X from leaving. At first, Morris was going to hire him on a long-term basis. He would be getting himself a powerful ally if he agreed.“What? Is there something else?” X had the mood to entertain Morris. Nevertheless, he would rather stay away if it concerned the assassination. “I
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