My Mafia Mate
I said with a slight scoff as I looked up at the sprawling painting, which depicted Leonard standing with his foot on the head of a dead rhinocerous, a rifle in his hands and a triumphant expression on his face.
Logan made a face. “I don’t blame them,” he said. “That painting is awful.”
“Not a big game hunter yourself?” I teased.
“No. And neither was he,” Logan said. “He never killed those animals himself. Always paid the locals to do it. Then he’d get his paintings and his photographs and his trophies and he’d come home with lies about his big ‘adventures’.”
As we continued, I watched Logan closely, noticing the subtle shifts in his demeanor. The way he avoided certain items, the brief paus
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