An Inside Job by Aaron Solomon (best books to read ever TXT) 📕

mine was to preserve. It wasn’t long before a smartly dressed coyote couple soon emerged from the establishment and the nervousness inside of me bubbled up even higher when Payne then gave the fire order to which I greatly hesitated for the longest time. “What are you waiting for, Carter?” He snapped. “Ice them!” Raimes’ voice then began repeating itself inside the corner of my mind. It’s an inside and dirty job but someone’s definitely gotta do it and I do believe you’re the right one. Think you can handle it? Without even taking another second to think, I raised my MP5, aimed down the holographic sight, and put three well-aimed burst rounds into the back of the female coyote’s skull and ended up dropping the male with four to the back before quickly driving off and disappearing down the block onto New York avenue just as the sound of sirens cried out through the open car window.

Chapter Four

“Alright, new blood.” Payne explained as we sat in the packed parking lot of Union Station. “You are now ready to move on to phase two. We siege this transportation hub and rail system and by the time anyone even knows what in Carmen San Diego is going on we rid of it with just one big bang.” “No.” I retorted simply. Payne turned to look at me and raise an eyebrow in utter surprise and confusion. “What?” “No.” I repeated. “You may have played me like a fiddle all this time and think you’ve gotten away with it but I think it’s time we change paws to the other side of the game.” I flashed my badge. “NA police, motherfuckers.” Before either of the two canines seated in the backseat next to me could even picture going for their weapons and pulling the trigger on me, there were two shots that rang out from outside the car behind me and I watched as the windshield shattered into about a thousand or so tiny glass shards and they both toppled forward with their heads resting between the seats, bleeding profusely from a quarter inch hole in the backs of their heads. As if on cue, Gevo appeared, weapon drawn and raised right toward Payne as he slowly approached the rear of the SUV and helped me out. “Ah. Right on time, brotha.” I said giving him a jovial slap on the back just as Payne took no notice of the weapon being pointed at him and took off like a shot down the stairs and toward the ground floor of the station. We hurriedly bolted after him and managed to gradually catch up about a few inches behind him through one of the gates when he suddenly dashed onto one of the waiting trains, the silver star almost immediately before either one of us even had the chance to nab him from behind. Within only a moment’s notice, the train slowly began to depart the station and Gevo raised his gun and fired four shots at the window where Payne appeared, almost completely forgetting about the bulletproof plated glass.

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Publication Date: 06-15-2015

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