Wiadomosci Chicago Archiwa Novels & Stories

“The reporters and the Chicago Police can help with that.” “Clever thinking,” I admitted, “but it requires coordinated work and trusted partners. My connections in Chicago might not be enough for that.” She walked toward me. “Fortunately, Cory and I already found a group of reporters more than willing to help us. What we need now is to know who we should inform from the police.” Her smile turned wry. “Ardian has a lot of connections within the Chicago P.D., unfortunately. At least three commanders and captains are Loto D'Oro's frequent clients.”

The deal was sealed. As I shook hands with Damien and the others, my phone vibrated in my pocket. I ignored it at first, focusing on wrapping up the final pleasantries. But when the vibrations came again, this time accompanied by a notification chime, I fished it out and glanced at the screen. It was a news alert from the Chicago Tribune. Usually, I would have swiped left to get rid of the notification, but the headline urged me to open it. BREAKING NEWS: FIRE BREAKS OUT AT CHICAGO PENITENTIARY – MULTIPLE INMATES ESCAPE