wideeyedone
Baby did a bad, bad thing
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Jane Kirby was terrified. Her heart was racing. But no one in the ticket line at the train depot could tell that. She looked like a college coed with out a worry in the world. No one would guess that she had $40,000 in stolen cash in her pink suitcase, and no one would suspect that she had lockpicks and a gun in her makeup bag.
Jane Kirby had grown up with her father, Skip Kirby. Skip got his nickname because he always manage to skip town before getting caught by the law or his competitors and he had taught his daughter well. She had been using her big brown eyes and crocodile tears to distract men for her father since she was a little girl-- pretending to be lost, or begging a cop to please let her daddy go for speeding because they needed to get home to mama and the baby.
In time she graduated to long cons, forgery, breaking and entering and even safe cracking. Her father trusted her more than any of his other associates. And last night Jane had learned why. Her father had been double crossed. His wheel man had killed him before the take could be split, so Jane ran. She had all of the money in her suitcase.
Soon, she had a one way ticket to Los Angeles in a private sleeping car. She kept on her baby blue cat eyed sunglasses that matched her dress perfectly. Her "new look" dress with the cinched in waist and circle skirt, played up her curvy figure. Her dark hair was bobbed at the shoulder and flipped under. She looked like a cover girl. She looked sweet and innocent and she was counting on that to help keep her safe until she arrived in Los Angeles.
Once in her sleeping compartment, she used a knife to cut a slit in the mattress. She hid the money and made sure the bed was made up neatly. She didn't trust whomever had hired her father, wouldn't come after the money, for all she knew they might have put a hit on him. She curled up on the bed and closed her eyes for a few minutes. She hadn't even stopped to shed a tear for her father. She couldn't, not just yet. She needed to wait until she was safe.
Jane Kirby had grown up with her father, Skip Kirby. Skip got his nickname because he always manage to skip town before getting caught by the law or his competitors and he had taught his daughter well. She had been using her big brown eyes and crocodile tears to distract men for her father since she was a little girl-- pretending to be lost, or begging a cop to please let her daddy go for speeding because they needed to get home to mama and the baby.
In time she graduated to long cons, forgery, breaking and entering and even safe cracking. Her father trusted her more than any of his other associates. And last night Jane had learned why. Her father had been double crossed. His wheel man had killed him before the take could be split, so Jane ran. She had all of the money in her suitcase.
Soon, she had a one way ticket to Los Angeles in a private sleeping car. She kept on her baby blue cat eyed sunglasses that matched her dress perfectly. Her "new look" dress with the cinched in waist and circle skirt, played up her curvy figure. Her dark hair was bobbed at the shoulder and flipped under. She looked like a cover girl. She looked sweet and innocent and she was counting on that to help keep her safe until she arrived in Los Angeles.
Once in her sleeping compartment, she used a knife to cut a slit in the mattress. She hid the money and made sure the bed was made up neatly. She didn't trust whomever had hired her father, wouldn't come after the money, for all she knew they might have put a hit on him. She curled up on the bed and closed her eyes for a few minutes. She hadn't even stopped to shed a tear for her father. She couldn't, not just yet. She needed to wait until she was safe.