THE SOUL EATER
When I think that it is all over, I hear a loud noise and then I am shocked that she flops to the ground with a bullet hole through her arm.
Straightening up, she bolts for the alley and disappears into the shadows. When I finally get the feeling back in my feet and arms, I push off the ground and stand up. Scanning the area, I see only one other person and he has a smoking handgun raised and pointed at the shadows with a haunted look on his face.
I cautiously walk over to him before saying, “Thanks buddy, I owe you one.”
He glances at me first before lowering his weapon and putting it back in its holster, then he says, “I am David Burns. Who might you be and what in the hell was that?”
Bab Populer