Foul Play: The Healing Scars
"Reggie knows my face. He knows my name. If the police trace your vehicles—"
"They won't," Marcus interrupted, his voice dropping into a deep, gravelly register that left no room for argument. "This car isn't registered to me, or to London United. It belongs to a private security firm I hired six months ago when I realized Reggie was skimming from the club’s youth academy funds. We’re going to a place he doesn't know exists."
He swung the heavy vehicle off the highway, navigating toward the outer edges of East London. The pristine, clinical isolation of Surrey faded, replaced by the jagged, neon-lit skyline of the industrial docklands.