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As I headed down the last part of the hallway before I reached ht walk in on My target today was Bond’s brother, a pig of aboys I had to reet in, et out Ashim a world of pain today rather than simply end his life, it wasn’t part of my plan
I keyed in the code to his room and entered He was still asleep Thank fuck I un fro it in his chest of drawers, I made sure there were no other weapons in his reach When I was convinced there were none, I tapped un on his head "Wake up, htly, so I moved my mouth closer to his ear, tapped his head harder and said louder than before, "Wake up, Richard The devil’s calling today"
His eyes blinked open and he scra at me, he snapped, "What the fuck?"
The element of surprise was a wonderful tool, and I had my hand wrapped around his throat before he even forainst the headboard of his bed, I placed e froet to ruin anyone else’s life" I un, aimed it at his dick and fired
He screa sound as far as I was concerned – and yelled so and the thirst for blood had overtaken ht so h ht not to go there – fought not to let the hunger for revenge consume me I’d never suffered at the hands of a paedophile but I had an extreme level of hate towards anyone who subjected children to that
I’ve got ten et out of here
I took a few steps back, pointed the gun at his chest and without any further thought or conversation, pulled the trigger The way his eyes widened with fear and the knowledge he was about to die would stay with me, and I had no issues with that A s the world of another piece of scuun at his head and fired again Then, satisfied he’d taken his last breath, I tucked ed the backpack off my back and quickly ripped my shirt off I had another one on underneath it – one that was clean of blood As I shoved the blood-splattered shirt in an to uards, however none bothered ood day for this type of work
Ten minutes later, I was on my way home
And Danny had his proof I meant every word I’d said
I never made promises I didn’t intend to keep
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Sophia
I sat at Josie’s table feeling overwhelmed In all of my twenty-nine years, I’d never experienced a Christiven iven ood coifts, and friendship and care on a day that was supposed to be all about those things