The devil you know
But he couldn’t remember pissing off any women lately.
“Dave and Tobias came back from their run,” Jax told him.
“Did they collect?” Bane asked, irritated to have been called down for a simple debt collection.
“You can say that,” Jax said. He looked serious.
Another shriek sounded from within the counting room and Bane had had enough. He walked over, unlocked the door, and pushed it open. By nothing but luck, the stapler that came flying missed his head and hit the door frame.
Bane’s eyes followed it as it fell to the floor with a second crash. He then looked up and saw an angel. It took him a moment to realise that it wasn’t an angel, but a scared and crying woman.