DoubleL9781
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Bounty hunters...Yeah, they exist in the official world of law enforcement. You skip bail in the USA, and chances are you'll have one of these guys chasing you down. They're good at what they do, sure, but...They're not the only type out there.
The other types you'll have seen in movies like Domino, or a slightly geekier example, Boba Fett from Star Wars. The type who hunt people for money, some not caring whether they're criminals or not...
...I'm one of the latter.
My name's Dante Valentine. Not my real name, of course, but I've got to protect my family. Can't exactly have disgruntled co-workers going after Ma and Pa, can I?
Anyway, that's enough biological details for now...Let's get into the nitty-gritty...My newest assignment...
***
Looking up, Robert Dupree found himself gazing at the young man in front of him - he wasn't the only one. When you enter a 4-star Italian restaurant dressed in faded blue jeans, a black shirt, large black trench-coat and boots, you're going to draw some disgruntled looks. Dupree knew the trenchcoat was mostly to hide two holsters that contained Mark XIX Desert Eagle handguns.
"Ah, mister Valentine," Dupree said, smiling slightly as he indicated the young man should sit down. "So good to see you again."
Nodding, Dante sat down, dark blue eyes peering out from under a messy dark brown fringe at the older man. When the waiter asked him for anything to drink, he replied in slightly accented English that he'd like a Coke.
"Okay, Bob..." Dante finally said after his drink came, not really caring at the flash of distaste on the other man's face at the shortened version of his name - he knew only his wife called him that, and it must be even worse taking it from a 23-year-old punk like himself. He allowed himself a small grin. "I know you only bring me to this place when you have a job. I'd like the details before I eat this time, if you may."
Deciding to put aside the South African's arrogance, he slid a folder across the table. When Dante opened it and began paging through, Dupree spoke.
"I realise that this is short notice, but I need this person within two days. I am prepared to double your regular fee, as well as repay you for any expenses you may incur.
Dante raised an eyebrow as he looked at Dupree - not that the man couldn't afford it, but why that much for this? The photo in the folder was of a girl even younger than he and identified as a congressman's daughter.
"Why this girl?"
"Let's just say her father is...Getting in my way on a certain business transaction. I think the temporary loss of his only and beloved daughter may be of great benefit to me."
Making a mental note to see exactly what this congressman was stopping Dupree from doing (he was no stranger to Dupree's less-kosher side of doing business, and his line of work, knowing more than the competition was always a good thing) Dante gave a curt nod. The fact that he was kidnapping a young girl didn't bother him too much - from what he heard, she'd be backw ith ehr father soon and besides, he hated politics so there was no moral implication as to what he was allowing Dupree to go ahead with.
"I'll need a million dollars in my account by tomorrow morning," Dante finally said, pocketing the file and taking the menu. "What shape do you need her in?"
"Breathing," Dupree replied, picking up his menu to do the same. "That is all I require. I leave it at your discretion..."
"Don't you always?"
The other types you'll have seen in movies like Domino, or a slightly geekier example, Boba Fett from Star Wars. The type who hunt people for money, some not caring whether they're criminals or not...
...I'm one of the latter.
My name's Dante Valentine. Not my real name, of course, but I've got to protect my family. Can't exactly have disgruntled co-workers going after Ma and Pa, can I?
Anyway, that's enough biological details for now...Let's get into the nitty-gritty...My newest assignment...
***
Looking up, Robert Dupree found himself gazing at the young man in front of him - he wasn't the only one. When you enter a 4-star Italian restaurant dressed in faded blue jeans, a black shirt, large black trench-coat and boots, you're going to draw some disgruntled looks. Dupree knew the trenchcoat was mostly to hide two holsters that contained Mark XIX Desert Eagle handguns.
"Ah, mister Valentine," Dupree said, smiling slightly as he indicated the young man should sit down. "So good to see you again."
Nodding, Dante sat down, dark blue eyes peering out from under a messy dark brown fringe at the older man. When the waiter asked him for anything to drink, he replied in slightly accented English that he'd like a Coke.
"Okay, Bob..." Dante finally said after his drink came, not really caring at the flash of distaste on the other man's face at the shortened version of his name - he knew only his wife called him that, and it must be even worse taking it from a 23-year-old punk like himself. He allowed himself a small grin. "I know you only bring me to this place when you have a job. I'd like the details before I eat this time, if you may."
Deciding to put aside the South African's arrogance, he slid a folder across the table. When Dante opened it and began paging through, Dupree spoke.
"I realise that this is short notice, but I need this person within two days. I am prepared to double your regular fee, as well as repay you for any expenses you may incur.
Dante raised an eyebrow as he looked at Dupree - not that the man couldn't afford it, but why that much for this? The photo in the folder was of a girl even younger than he and identified as a congressman's daughter.
"Why this girl?"
"Let's just say her father is...Getting in my way on a certain business transaction. I think the temporary loss of his only and beloved daughter may be of great benefit to me."
Making a mental note to see exactly what this congressman was stopping Dupree from doing (he was no stranger to Dupree's less-kosher side of doing business, and his line of work, knowing more than the competition was always a good thing) Dante gave a curt nod. The fact that he was kidnapping a young girl didn't bother him too much - from what he heard, she'd be backw ith ehr father soon and besides, he hated politics so there was no moral implication as to what he was allowing Dupree to go ahead with.
"I'll need a million dollars in my account by tomorrow morning," Dante finally said, pocketing the file and taking the menu. "What shape do you need her in?"
"Breathing," Dupree replied, picking up his menu to do the same. "That is all I require. I leave it at your discretion..."
"Don't you always?"