warnings: it's dark and violent. nothing too detailed since it's sfw but it's dark
10PM, Underground, Building 34b
Michael had gotten into the habit of only texting Damon times, dates and locations. It was difficult to manage but he couldn't work around the fact that Damon's phone was probably bugged by Crow. At least Damon was smart enough to read context clues. Fence near the Fox was a booty call. Fence near the docks, business. Crow was a tough nut but she had little knowledge of their old history, and the last time she attempted to "catch them in the act", she found Michael undoing the button of Damon's pants. That deterred her enough.
Besides, she was in a "dinner meeting" with Michelle. If there was ever any perfect time to do this, it was when the biggest thorn in their side being caught up with his sister's tits.
Not that he liked the idea of her hooking up with her sister. But business was business, and to be perfectly honest, Michelle deserved to get laid once in a while.
Michael looked into the opening of the building, making eye contact with the three men bound and gagged to wooden chairs inside the abandoned factory. This place used to make those old Frizzle bottles before health inspection found traces of mercury in the drinks some ten years ago. Now, it was more commonly used as an out-of-view interrogation chamber for criminals and people you shouldn't trust, people like... people like Michael.
Leaning against the rusted steal of the factory wall, gun in one hand, cigarette on the other, the paranoia that made his ears sensitive caught the sounds of footsteps approaching. There was only one person it could be. When Michael was normally the sort that laughed in loud, rich tones and hugged with no reservations to greet an old friend, he had done this enough times to be discrete. He dropped his cigarette on the dirty ground and crushed it under his shoe, keeping his gaze firmly locked into the old, moldy concrete wall and the night sky, mostly void, partially stars.
"Jesus Christ, what a damn mess," he said, exasperated, as some form of greeting. "You'd think after a decade of being in the business, I'd be able to avoid stuff like this now. But you know, the problem with illegitimate businesses is that you can't get legitimate paperwork. It was just a simple drop and pick up at the shore. Wham, bam, thank you ma'am. Done and done. Now guess what got stolen?"
He rubbed his head. After, he loaded his pistol with a few bullets and turned off the safety.
"Fuck, I didn't even know what was inside the damn crate, but to complicate it further, apparently the client I was talking to was just a second party for Baltimore. Stupid fucking a-hole! The shithead said he forgot to mention he was a second party. How the fuck do you forget your boss? It's been a week and now Baltimore's goons are breathing down my neck, asking me where their boss' shit is. I swear to god, I'm never dealing with big bad demon lords again. It's bad for my health." He looked at Damon, the soft expression in his face now hardened. With the glamour to change his eyes and hair, he looked like a different person altogether. "These guys know what's up. Make them talk."
@"Tom Marvolo Riddle"
10PM, Underground, Building 34b
Michael had gotten into the habit of only texting Damon times, dates and locations. It was difficult to manage but he couldn't work around the fact that Damon's phone was probably bugged by Crow. At least Damon was smart enough to read context clues. Fence near the Fox was a booty call. Fence near the docks, business. Crow was a tough nut but she had little knowledge of their old history, and the last time she attempted to "catch them in the act", she found Michael undoing the button of Damon's pants. That deterred her enough.
Besides, she was in a "dinner meeting" with Michelle. If there was ever any perfect time to do this, it was when the biggest thorn in their side being caught up with his sister's tits.
Not that he liked the idea of her hooking up with her sister. But business was business, and to be perfectly honest, Michelle deserved to get laid once in a while.
Michael looked into the opening of the building, making eye contact with the three men bound and gagged to wooden chairs inside the abandoned factory. This place used to make those old Frizzle bottles before health inspection found traces of mercury in the drinks some ten years ago. Now, it was more commonly used as an out-of-view interrogation chamber for criminals and people you shouldn't trust, people like... people like Michael.
Leaning against the rusted steal of the factory wall, gun in one hand, cigarette on the other, the paranoia that made his ears sensitive caught the sounds of footsteps approaching. There was only one person it could be. When Michael was normally the sort that laughed in loud, rich tones and hugged with no reservations to greet an old friend, he had done this enough times to be discrete. He dropped his cigarette on the dirty ground and crushed it under his shoe, keeping his gaze firmly locked into the old, moldy concrete wall and the night sky, mostly void, partially stars.
"Jesus Christ, what a damn mess," he said, exasperated, as some form of greeting. "You'd think after a decade of being in the business, I'd be able to avoid stuff like this now. But you know, the problem with illegitimate businesses is that you can't get legitimate paperwork. It was just a simple drop and pick up at the shore. Wham, bam, thank you ma'am. Done and done. Now guess what got stolen?"
He rubbed his head. After, he loaded his pistol with a few bullets and turned off the safety.
"Fuck, I didn't even know what was inside the damn crate, but to complicate it further, apparently the client I was talking to was just a second party for Baltimore. Stupid fucking a-hole! The shithead said he forgot to mention he was a second party. How the fuck do you forget your boss? It's been a week and now Baltimore's goons are breathing down my neck, asking me where their boss' shit is. I swear to god, I'm never dealing with big bad demon lords again. It's bad for my health." He looked at Damon, the soft expression in his face now hardened. With the glamour to change his eyes and hair, he looked like a different person altogether. "These guys know what's up. Make them talk."
@"Tom Marvolo Riddle"