BlueEyedLady
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Meena Gottard sat at the table, twirling her fork around in her fingers, one hand under her chin as she waited. She had been waiting for two hours now for something to happen. She and the men around her were all waiting for something to happen and if it didn't happen soon Meena would start to scream from the boredom.
Looking up from the shaded outdoor table that she sat at, her lunch untouched, she noted that the only thing half interesting was some wino sitting on a bench in dirty clothes, a cane clutched in his hands and seeming to stare off into space. Damn she had to be bored to think that was interesting.
"Darling, are you alright," A voice came from her side at the seat next to her, a voice that grated on every nerve she had. Looking over at Kent she managed a smile, however false and sachryne it was.
"Yes, yes," She said shifting in her chair and uncrossing and then recrossing her legs as one had gone to sleep. The movement made her shorts ride up and she had to readjust them, noticing that her legs were wet with persperation in the heat. Shifting the neckline of her halter top, wiping the sweat from her chest right above it. "Just thinking about...shopping and things like that, you know." Yeah, right. More like thinking about how this had better happen quick or else her story would go down the drain as well as all the months she had spent setting herself up as the girlfriend to a son of one of the main men in the Syndicate. The son was here overseeing things for his father, getting his feet wet so to speak.
Stifling a yawn, she looked over to where two of the men were talking in low voices and occasionally glancing over their shoulders looking for the promised contact. Drugs and a contract out on a specific government official. If she could break this story, complete with photos, it would be a high point in her career. She was already known as a tough reporter. Known to be as fast with a gun as she was with a pen. She had gotten plenty of training from her cop father before he died, taken out by some guys just like these. Some personal revenge added flavor to her zeal for this assignment. If she could get the story, people would be in jail, her father would rest easier and she would be on the front page. Life couldn't get any better than this.
Then it happened. A long, sleek black car drove up, a chauffer stepped out and walked around to the back passenger door, opening it and the man they had all been waiting for stepped out. Loyld Yupe. Drug dealer and hit man and wanted in more worlds than even he could remember.
Sitting up straight, Meena reached up as if to fix her hair. In reality there was a pin there that was actually a minature camera. She was about to get the picture that made all the months of work worthwhile. *Snap* one picture as Yupe came up and shook the hands of the Sydicate men. Now to get one of money or documents or both changing hands. But just as a bulging envelope was taken out of both parties, suit coat pockets the sound of gun fire rang out and Meena heard something whizz by her head. Startled, she jerked her hand, making the pin/camera fall to the ground as she looked around for whoever had fired the shot. Another bullet flew by, this time closer and she dropped to her knees under the table cursing whoever had shot at them before she got the shot she needed.
Her camera! Looking around, Meena's eyes found the small pin and she tried to crawl over and get it. At least she had the picture of them shaking hands. That would be better than nothing. Her hand was almost stepped on by one of the Sydicate men who had fallen back, shooting at the attacker, crushing her camera.
Cursing under her breath, she backed up and looked around. Her 'boyfriend' was gone. Taken to the hills the moment something went wrong and she didn't have her gun. It was too risky to come into this assignment with a gun. If they found it everything would be over and her life would be worthless. Not that her life was doing real good right now.
Gritting her teeth, knowing she was too exposed, she targeted the small garden wall surrounding the resturant they had been waiting at. Low to the ground it would nevertheless give her better cover than this. Gathering up her courage, she ran toward the wall, feeling the sting on her legs as splinters of sidewalk hit by bullets careened up and cut into her. Jumping over the small wall, she ducked down low. Okay she was behind more cover than she had been but she was also pinnned. The small wall was an enclosure for the trees, a small island of life in a concrete city. If she tried to get out of here she would have too much open space to run across for the next cover. Breathing hard, she heard the sound of bullets hitting the wall she was hiding behind. And they knew she was here and, she had gone undercover so well that, whoever was shooting at them thought that she was part of the whole thing.
Looking up from the shaded outdoor table that she sat at, her lunch untouched, she noted that the only thing half interesting was some wino sitting on a bench in dirty clothes, a cane clutched in his hands and seeming to stare off into space. Damn she had to be bored to think that was interesting.
"Darling, are you alright," A voice came from her side at the seat next to her, a voice that grated on every nerve she had. Looking over at Kent she managed a smile, however false and sachryne it was.
"Yes, yes," She said shifting in her chair and uncrossing and then recrossing her legs as one had gone to sleep. The movement made her shorts ride up and she had to readjust them, noticing that her legs were wet with persperation in the heat. Shifting the neckline of her halter top, wiping the sweat from her chest right above it. "Just thinking about...shopping and things like that, you know." Yeah, right. More like thinking about how this had better happen quick or else her story would go down the drain as well as all the months she had spent setting herself up as the girlfriend to a son of one of the main men in the Syndicate. The son was here overseeing things for his father, getting his feet wet so to speak.
Stifling a yawn, she looked over to where two of the men were talking in low voices and occasionally glancing over their shoulders looking for the promised contact. Drugs and a contract out on a specific government official. If she could break this story, complete with photos, it would be a high point in her career. She was already known as a tough reporter. Known to be as fast with a gun as she was with a pen. She had gotten plenty of training from her cop father before he died, taken out by some guys just like these. Some personal revenge added flavor to her zeal for this assignment. If she could get the story, people would be in jail, her father would rest easier and she would be on the front page. Life couldn't get any better than this.
Then it happened. A long, sleek black car drove up, a chauffer stepped out and walked around to the back passenger door, opening it and the man they had all been waiting for stepped out. Loyld Yupe. Drug dealer and hit man and wanted in more worlds than even he could remember.
Sitting up straight, Meena reached up as if to fix her hair. In reality there was a pin there that was actually a minature camera. She was about to get the picture that made all the months of work worthwhile. *Snap* one picture as Yupe came up and shook the hands of the Sydicate men. Now to get one of money or documents or both changing hands. But just as a bulging envelope was taken out of both parties, suit coat pockets the sound of gun fire rang out and Meena heard something whizz by her head. Startled, she jerked her hand, making the pin/camera fall to the ground as she looked around for whoever had fired the shot. Another bullet flew by, this time closer and she dropped to her knees under the table cursing whoever had shot at them before she got the shot she needed.
Her camera! Looking around, Meena's eyes found the small pin and she tried to crawl over and get it. At least she had the picture of them shaking hands. That would be better than nothing. Her hand was almost stepped on by one of the Sydicate men who had fallen back, shooting at the attacker, crushing her camera.
Cursing under her breath, she backed up and looked around. Her 'boyfriend' was gone. Taken to the hills the moment something went wrong and she didn't have her gun. It was too risky to come into this assignment with a gun. If they found it everything would be over and her life would be worthless. Not that her life was doing real good right now.
Gritting her teeth, knowing she was too exposed, she targeted the small garden wall surrounding the resturant they had been waiting at. Low to the ground it would nevertheless give her better cover than this. Gathering up her courage, she ran toward the wall, feeling the sting on her legs as splinters of sidewalk hit by bullets careened up and cut into her. Jumping over the small wall, she ducked down low. Okay she was behind more cover than she had been but she was also pinnned. The small wall was an enclosure for the trees, a small island of life in a concrete city. If she tried to get out of here she would have too much open space to run across for the next cover. Breathing hard, she heard the sound of bullets hitting the wall she was hiding behind. And they knew she was here and, she had gone undercover so well that, whoever was shooting at them thought that she was part of the whole thing.