BENEATH THE MAFIA'S BULLET
he said, I drank, the whiskey was smooth, as it burned a little.
My personal assistant, Lucas, entered the room. He was a thin man, always wore glasses and looked nervous. It was why I kept him. Fear made people thorough.
“Sir, a report on Mirabelle.”
“Speak,” I put my glass down.
“My man followed her today. Her routine was normal; Work at the cafe, home. But she made a detour this afternoon, after work.”
“Continue,” my voice was calm, as I raised an eyebrow.
“She went to a pawn shop, on Rue de la Misère. She stayed for ten minutes.
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