Tony2015
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"In His Debt"
(closed to minxwife)
"It's clear, Mister Albini."
"Thank you, Geo," I say with a slight smile.
As my Lieutenant -- my right hand man -- opens the rear door of the Cadillac, I step out slowly, still eying my surroundings cautiously. While I trust that Giorgio has fully check out the area and that it is safe to do here the nasty business I am about to do, I remind myself that I didn't get this far in the Peluso Family -- or simply in the organized crime life -- by putting all of my faith in others.
There are simply too many dangers in this life to leave your safety and security in the hands of others, regardless of how good they are and how much you can trust them. Trust will only take you so far, and trust will only be there for you for so long. I know this first hand: I'm just days -- maybe weeks -- away from making my move to take over the Peluso Family, and its the trust that my superiors have put in me that is going to be central to their downfall.
But I have other business to which I must attend tonight, which is the reason my nuts are freezing off at the docks at 2am. I enter an abandoned building, escaping the wind, and find Geo standing before two more of my underlings. Between them, held to his knees on the cold concrete, is an obviously frightened man who immediately begins pleading at the sight of me.
"Please, Mister Albini! I'll pay you. I promise. I just ... I need time. A few days ... maybe a week."
"You're going to come up with $62,000 in a week?" I ask softly as I come to stand just a couple of feet before him. I continue in my soft way, "How do you plan on doing that?"
"Please, Tony--"
Almost before he finishes with my given name, Geo spins on a heel and smashes a fist into the man's face. He reminds him, "Mister Albini."
As the man sobs, his eye now gushing blood down his cheek and chin, he says, "Mister Albini, please ... I'll borrow it."
"No one's going to loan you that kind of money," I say, holding a hand out toward Geo. My Lieutenant reaches into his jacket, pulls out a pistol, then a silencer, and begins attaching the latter to the former. "You've worn your welcome out all over the city."
"I'll do something for you! A favor! A job! I'll rob someone ... kill someone--"
"I can't put that kind of trust in you."
He murmurs and begs, then suddenly says, "My girl friend!"
As Geo hands me the piece, I ask, "What about her?"
"She'll give me the money!"
He's becoming more desperate as he sees me inspecting the weapon, opening the cylinder, checking that it's loaded. It was, and I knew that. I'm just messing with the guy as he continues, "She's got money! She's a model! Magazine covers! The internet! She's beautiful and rich ... and she'll pay you, I promise!"
"Mister Albini." A fourth underling steps up to me. He hands me a pen light and a wallet, opened to a picture of an incredibly beautiful, erotically rounded woman in what looks to be a bikini advertisement photograph.
"Is this her?" I ask.
"Yes! Yes, isn't she something. She'll pay you, I--"
"Is she really a model?" I ask the question to no one in particular, as I stare at the picture under the little light's illumination.
Geo steps closer. "We saw them together yesterday ... when we picked him up. But ... I don't know if she's what he claims she is. She could just be--"
I cut in, shifting my gaze up to the cowering man, "The woman every man on the planet wants hanging from his arm in public."
"Yes! She is! She's beautiful. And she'll pay off my debt."
"What if I didn't want her money?" I ask stepping closer, the pistol hanging at my side just a few inches from the sobbing man's head. "What if I just wanted her?"
He stares at me, uncertain of how to respond. He glances at the gun, then back up to me. "Yes, Mister Albini."
"Yes what?" I say suggestively.
He sobs again, then clarifies, "You can have her, sir."
"To pay off your debt ... you'll let me have your girlfriend."
"Yes..." He's fully crying now, though I don't know whether it's because he's afraid of dying or horrified that he's offering up his lover to cover his debt. He answers the question by crying, "Yes, Mister Albini. You can ... you can have her ... if ... just, please ... don't kill me. You can have her if you don't kill me!"
I lift the pistol and pull the trigger, sending a round into the man's forehead. The slug of metal begins to disintegrate upon impact, sending off some smaller parts. Most of the round exit through the back of his skull, sending a shower of blood and brain matter out onto concrete.
Without missing a beat, I calmly say, "I can have her even if I do kill you."
As the two underlings carry the dead man off to the edge of the dock, intending to toss him into the water -- for the police to find and other dead beats to learn from -- I look back at the picture for a long moment. I hand the picture out to Geo, saying, "Find her."
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