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“Mr Scott- how are you going to take one of the highest positions in the CIA if you have any connection to Mister O’Dwyer, a rumoured protégé to the prosecuted? “ “What is the truth, Mister Scott?” “Are you really going to accept the position with no guilty conscience?” “Were you part of the gang, too?” “What about your father?” “Another question is…” They were like hungry, mad vultures. Killian was an unmoving, silent presence opposite Jesse. “Hey, “ Jesse yelled, “Someone turn this bullshit off. Hey!” But they didn’t and the questions went on.

Scout then cast an apologetic look while cupping his hands in front of his chest. Lately he was always busy taking care of all his business and also Sian. After previously the man had troubled him with nuisance rats that were deliberately placed to monitor his and Olivia's movements. Sian miraculously succeeds in investigating a murder case at the Ritz Carlton because the man coincidentally has an invitation to a banquet there with Aciel. An unexpected coincidence actually. Even though his whereabouts were vague, one of the Sian rats he didn't notice managed to find vague evidence of the murder. Yesterday he did manage to dodge when the evidence of the murder strongly pointed to him. He mana

Writer's POV Moments of pleasure could sometimes be the reason for doom. Somewhere in the shadows were eyes that saw what was not supposed to be seen. A few unnoticed flashes while Scott was cock deep into Eliana, table shaking with the ferocity of each thrust. A solid story that was worth feasting on. Scott may have managed to push back the guilt of fucking his best friend's daughter, but when another secret comes to light and this too is revealed would he be able to deal with the guilt then?

“Is there a problem? What's going on?” “I repeat: get out of the vehicle!” Scott opened the car door and got out. The one who had spoken to him made a sign to the other and he took out some handcuffs as he approached him, ordering him to put his hands on the hood of the car. Before the guard could reach for his arm, Scott turned quickly and stood behind him, locking his neck with his left arm and drawing the pistol from his belt with the other, firing twice at the neck and head of the first one, who did not have time to react, and then fired a shot at the neck of the one he was holding. The other two guards in front of the vehicle began firing their rifles at him and Scott took cover behind

“Just us. No work, no calls, no cameras. I’ve been stuck in that damn hotel for months. It doesn’t even feel like living anymore.” Ezra chuckled quietly as he sat on the floor, resting his back against the couch, eyes on the television. “You could always move back to your father's mansion or buy yourself a damn house. You have the money, my friend.” “Maybe,” Scott said, exhaling. “Or maybe I’ll travel for a bit.” Ezra looked at him. Surprise flickered across his face. “You want to leave Hidden Towel? That’s surprising to hear. You love this city.”

-00- I pulled my jacket closer while taking a sip of my black coffee every now and then to block the cold air that was starting to pierce my skin. Chicago in late autumn will indeed be very cold, maybe tomorrow or tonight it will snow cover the city. I sighed softly while imagining my life the last three years after joining the country's Agent agency. Now I never kill people again and instead become an investigator in murder cases. Is life playing a joke on me? It seems so. I feel trapped between black and white now. "Austin, what are you doing here?"

The next day, Scott started to put his plan into action. He knew Florence wasn’t going to like when she heard about it, but a man has to do what a man has to do. He told his assistant he’d arrive late at the office that morning so he could call his private detective for more information without being interrupted. Mr. Miller was one of the best there was in the country and he worked for Scott on several occasions over the years. His service was impeccable and Scott didn’t trust anyone else.

Scott stood still on a road. There was no one there. Just him and the forest on either side of the road. His clothes were shabby, his face messy, his black hair tangled. He was wearing an oversized blue t-shirt that was starting to fade and light brown sleep pants. He looked like he hadn't slept or changed his clothes in days. Scott had a book with him, a book he held tightly in his arms. The street was deserted. Only the occasional car passed by.

We’re stuck in traffic and with my head leaning against the window of the bus, I stare at a pigeon pecking at a discarded crust of pizza in a park. I’m jealous of the pigeon. Nobody wants to kill him. And he has pizza. I watch a police cruiser roll by slowly. The officer in the passenger seat is scanning the park. Is he looking for me? Senator Scott is fully immersed in dastardly deeds, but that doesn’t mean he hasn’t got the cops in his pocket. I shrink into my oversized jacket, pulling the peak of the cap low over my eyes and turning to face forward. The bus starts moving again and the hammering of my heart tapers down to a thumping.

Scott Tokyo, Japan Scott placed the phone on the bedside table and raised his head back as he stared up at the ceiling. He sighed, disappointed he wasn’t involved in the operation with James and Matt back in Las Vegas. He’d love to take down one or two or maybe ten or twenty of the Mexican gang. How he wished he was there. Yet again…