Episode One

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Voyage, meet village age. You
hear three lunatics robbed the cartel dropping Brooklyn

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last name. I guess I'm not
as blug dead as you are two point

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four million worth of cope. But
someone's stopping and weigh it. Just what

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I heard? What name you're gonna
use in the contest? Humphrey van Waiting?

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Oh why not? Hu? But
see horn swimming two cumbers? Yeah,

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that Humphrey van Waiting just rolls off
the tongue. You and Gale are

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the only ones who know why I
chose that name. You're going down,

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Reggie Worston. You did when you
fought Big Sleep. How long are you

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gonna keep bringing that up? I
wonder the fight didn't not as please you

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sat on that man like he just
slapped your mom. Lose a fight,

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then I'll have something else to bet
on it. See what odds you co

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yet? Yeah right, I don't
have your kind of money, speaking of,

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I'm late to make a couple hundred
bucks to illuminate the minds of our

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youth. Let me know how that
tenure works out. Hey, mine was

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a backhanded compliment. I sighed and
looked up from the manuscript I was working

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on. In a few months,
I'd probably be denied tenure. My first

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book had been well received. My
only shot to retaine employment was to finish

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the second one quickly and effectively.
Even then it was a long shot.

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Too many people in the department resented
me, many had reason to. The

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truth was I was half in,
half out. I had a second career

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of sorts. Lisa Flowers. She
leaned toward me across the desk. I

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noticed, there's always the reddish brown
shoulder length hair, the dark, intelligent

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eyes, and most and worst of
all, the glittering diamond and gold band

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on a left hand. My sister's
gone, Tony, how long? Long

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enough that I came to tell you? Where was she? Last? Browns

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Villain, Red Meat Village, Telly. She was an honor student. She

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was going to grad school. Here
sounds like she was smart enough to choose

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better friends. You're all heart I
see why your students love you. Hey,

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I'm a philosophy professor and a writer
trying to complete a manuscript, that's

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all. You're a do good,
part time private investigator, solving cases that

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no one else can. May I
She knew she didn't need to ask,

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and sat down before I answered Anthony. Internally, I groaned, she never

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used my proper name. I knew
the request that was coming, Missus Flowers.

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This wasn't her married name. I
neglected the doctor title of this part

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time psychology professor and full time psychotherapist. I knew both what she wanted and

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that I couldn't refuse her. She
smiled. She knew it too. Find

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her Tony please. She's my kid's
sister. She's in trouble, so if

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I help your divorce and Nicholas Bueno
Nikki Good on the street was her Argentine

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husband, ne'er do well, never
known to hold a job, leaching off

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his wife hooked on bodybuilding, steroids
and coke. Her dark eyes heated,

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as they always did when I disparaged
her. Man if he heard that,

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he'd bend you in half for the
fun of it. Even when annoyed like

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now, her diction, her accent, and her alluring eyes always retained the

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upscale demeanor of her Upper West Side
upbringing. I stared at her. I

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knew she'd run with Hell's kitchen tufts
when she was a rebellious teenager, but

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I never saw a sign of it. Yeah, Reggie might not approve of

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my new shape. Why'd you marry
him? Anyway? Smart women, foolish

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choices? Why do you stay married
to him? She got up and walked

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to the door. She turned,
and now her eyes were serious. Please

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find her. Her final words were
a plea, the void of any banter

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her eyes for an instant, the
burrier lord, something warm, radiated something

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from an internal locust, and suffused
empathy like sunlight. Then the wall erected

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again, but not before I swallowed
deep in my throat. She was halfway

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out when I called to her.
At least she turned around. Photo description,

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distinguishing marks. Anything I can use
to idea, I'll get it to

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you. I also got questions,
friends, contacts, habits, non associates

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and such. I've got answers,
but I'm in session in an hour.

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I gotta get home soon. Then
she was through the door, and nothing

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was left of her in the room
but her scent. It was enough.

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I went to Reggie's apartment. He
had a spare bedroom outfitted exclusively for his

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obsessive habit. It featured an oversized, dark brown leather easy chair with standing

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reading lamps on I decide. By
his right hand, there was a small

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brown table with a few highlighters and
red pens on the surface. There was

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no television, moved stereo, no
sofa. Reggie didn't drink alcohol, He

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didn't smoke. He scorned all forms
of drugs, even begrudging an occasional pair

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of aspirants he took to he's aching
muscles. He read a lot, constantly,

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lighting every wall of his hideaway wrap
around bookcases Florida Ceilo, overstuffed with

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books alphabetized by author, divided into
sections, overwhelmingly literature, also history in

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the small section of leading history of
philosophy, texts carefully mocked up, annotated,

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and discussed with me. His alcoholic
father called him a pussy bookworm at

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times when he beat him, Reggie
refused to hit back. His mother had

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been a nurse, support of a
Roman child, but descended into hard times

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than drug addiction and death. He
was alone. I turned to him.

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I suppose we're not calling the NYPD, notpe. They're hampered by the punctilios

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of the law. Punctilios it means
niceties or amenities of conduct. I am

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so gonna beat your ass in the
essay contest. The university had decided to

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hold an essay contest opened to students
and faculty and their sponsored guests. He

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was supposed to foster a sense of
community or some bullshit. Reggie and I

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just wanted a chance to beat each
other at something you can try, but

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we already know you're not smarter than
me. Yeah, why's that You've been

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dragooned against your will into detective work
by a fine psychologist you're painting for.

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Uh huh, Well, now I'm
dragooning you. So if you say yes,

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then which one of us is the
idiot? We can debate. In

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the car, Lisa had given me
her sister's name, Destiny. Yeah.

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I thought she was screwing with me
too, but now that really was her

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name. Reggie went with me to
meet Detective Damian Stacy. Stacy's full had

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a white hair, made him look
seventy years old. He was forty six.

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I showed him a picture of Destiny
that Lisa had given me. She

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was twenty one and had this tattoo
on the left side of her neck of

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twin dragons and circling each other.
Stacy sent me to hand. Cassidy patrol

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Copy worked in Brownsville for years and
and I were both vets mech two and

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a rack her usmc Persian Gulf one. She had nothing for me, but

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promised to look into it at the
university. I got Destiny's home address from

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my friend in the admissions office,
Kate Norris. I circled back up with

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Reggie. We met at a park
Betsy Head, near Lisa's sister's address.

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Reggie market his Gangland. I took
Molly my nine millimeter, which I kept

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in my shoulder harness Destiny. Await
Destiny's neighbors. At first, Destiny's neighbors.

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Destiny's neighbors sound like a hippie band. We skirted past the park and

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ambled a short distance to me Destiny's
address. The houses were dark and nobody

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was in the street. Thick gray
clouds had rolled in with a damn cold

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looked like snow. I glanced around
the stream. We'll wait people whom from

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work soon bomy day. We crossed
the street to watch from the other side.

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We paced the other side of the
stream. We watched ceaselessly. We

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talked about the essay contest. We
talked about the chances of Lisa getting divorced.

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We talked about my past engagement to
Jessica Miranda Reggie had never met,

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and about my reasons for breaking it
off. We talked about my next book.

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We talked about Reggie's rise to the
heavyweight title. A light snow started

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to fall. We walked some more. We kept talking. Jessica is a

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d E agent now right? Yeah? She is? Are you on speaking

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terms? Nope? You broke her
heart. I know. I still remember,

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all these years later, the stricken
look of her eyes when I ended

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it. We were silent for a
minute. Then Richie spoke with Comb in

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the drug infested sections of Red Meat
Village looking for Destiny Hunter. It would

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be additive to have a DA agent
for resource, without a doubt. Is

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this a tender topic for me?
A little for her? A lot?

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For how long ago? Six years
your last long term relationship? A car

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glided down the street, moving slow, looking for a spot. I watched

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it roll past us, then slide
around the corner. It skidded slightly on

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the slick pavement. Yeah. I
dated different women, but until Lisa,

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there's been nobody like Jessica. Is
Jessica married now? Nah? I would

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have heard six years before this dance
with Destiny is done, we might have

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to contact her could be He said, no more about it. We kept

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walking. We watched relentlessly. It
was almost six fifteen. A tall,

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stout woman started up the stairs to
Destiny's building. She wore a navy blue

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kerchief, nodded around a bun of
dark hair. She hefted an overstuffed shopping

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bag a woman's clothing store. We
darted across the street. Ma'am. She

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turned to face us. She was
light skinned by racial I guessed forty,

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wore round, oversized glasses, and
looked surprisingly unperturbed at the large man in

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his companion converging on her in the
dark street. Can I help you?

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Her voice was church goers, sweet, we have questions about Destiny Hunter.

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Oh. She fumbled around for the
keys in her bag. The police were

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already here, but come on in. She unlocked the outer door and then

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the inner one to her apartment.
She ushered us in, turned on several

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floor lamps. The apartment was comfortable, with large reddish brown area rugs covering

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well polished hardwood floors. There was
an overstuffed, well worn sofa in the

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living room center, a glass coffee
table with a vase of artificial geraniums,

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and an old school console TV across
from the sofa. There was a painting

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of Jesus on the wall above the
television. The color of the area rugs

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reminded me of Lisa's hair and shook
my head. Would you boys like some

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tea? Oh? No, thank
would be divine? Thank you. She

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served the tea and we sat around
the coffee table. Are your friends of

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destinies? I had my first chance
to take a good look at her.

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Her voice and her eyes were tender
with mercy. Jesus had taught her to

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love everybody, I guessed. She
wore a loose fitting blue ankle length dress

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and low black heels. I'm Tony, this is Reggie. Pleasure to meet

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you. I'm Manjuri smoke, I'm
a private eye. Man. Well,

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I'm afraid I haven't seen destiny in
some time. How much time must be

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a couple of weeks. I've been
in her apartment twice to clean it,

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like she asked a couple of years
ago, but there's no sign that she's

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been there. You got a key, Yes, we have a key to

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each other's place. It's good to
do with someone you trust in case of

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emergency. She saw the hopeful expression
of my face, but I swore to

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the police that I would not let
anybody in there. Yeah, look,

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mounserie, I I just spoke to
the cops. They're not concerned yet about

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Destiny's disappearance. We are times critical. Such a nice girl. You know,

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she's a psychology. We know,
but there's no telling who might have

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gotten their hands on it, especially
in this neighborhood. I know it's been

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going downhill in the last couple of
years, especially at night. I don't

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want to start any trouble with the
police. You aren't start any trouble with

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the cops, but you might save
Destiny Hunter from a mess of trouble.

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All right, I'm willing to trust
you boys. She took a key from

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a desk drawer in the next room. She lives upstairs. She flicked on

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a light and led us up the
stairs. At the landing stood one door,

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brown, unmarked, nondescript. Monserie
undid the lock and we followed her

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in. She turned on an overhead
light. Do you want me to leave

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you to your sleuthing? I can
go back downstairs rather than get in your

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way. No, no, no, please stay, Monserie. We may

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have questions. It was one large
room like a dorm room of a college

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kid, with a small bathroom off
to one side. Textbooks were piled on

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a card table adjacent to a double
bed. A reading lamp hung from the

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top of the bedboard. A computer
and various pins and pads occupied a desk

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by the room soule window. There
was a small metallic filing cabinet across from

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the bed. On top was a
hard blue paper weight in the shape of

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a swallowtail humming bird the Jamaican National
Burden. On the wall above it hung

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a single photograph. It was of
a young pretty girl on the ground,

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smiling, her arms around the neck
of a golden retriever. If dogs could

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smile, the retriever was Reggie.
Immediately went to the filing cabinet, got

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on his knees and pulled open the
bottom drawer. I switched on Destiny's computer,

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hoping I could hack into a personal
email account. I couldn't. I

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opened the desk drawer and went through
its contents. Just a bunch of pins,

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a memo pad, a chief of
loose paper. Then I stopped.

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There was a faded photograph of a
young girl, maybe ten, standing ankle

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deep in water. So blue.
It resembled a painting more than photograph.

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In the distant background were hills and
a cliff with a lighthouse perched the top.

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I stared at it the Caribbean.
I bed. Several minutes went by,

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and then I noticed a stain on
the wall behind the desk and computer

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near the floor. Was it blood? I stooped to examine it. Reggie

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banged through the file cabinet's metallic drawers. We were so absorbed we didn't hear

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the door quietly latch shut and lock. She was such a nice girl.

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The sweetness of Monsourie's voice matched the
scene. I think you need to look

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at this, Reggie and I turned
around. She reached into the folds of

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a blue dress and withdrew a pair
of slim line automatic pistols. They looked

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black as a striking cobra and just
as friendly. She pointed one at Reggie's

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chest, the other of mine.
Do you think you're going to find destiny?

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Hunter? Aiming guns in my direction
is a quick way to shore your

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life expectancy. Man, Your life
expectancy is about thirty seconds the both of

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you. Her head jerked slightly at
me, this time her voice didn't sound

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quite as sweet, monsieur, Please, we're just trying to find Destiny.

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Maybe there are people who don't want
her found, maybe Destiny herself. She

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helped the gun steady, not waving
them around like an amateur. Reggie was

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crouched and still a tiger poised to
strike. I sat motionless, right hand

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shielded from view, getting a grip
on the chair. Her view was split

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in two directions. She blamed.
I overturned Destiny's chair, flinging it aside,

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and lunched sidewas Reggie, whose hands
emotion could not be seen, left

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handed, grabbed a heavy hummingbird paperway
and flung it in Manchet's face. He

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plunged to the deck. Instinctively,
she threw up her right hand hand to

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block the projectile. She missed and
dropped. The gun of metallic object struck

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her flush on the two, stunning
and driving her back against the lockdoor.

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I dived behind the foot of Destiny's
bed, and Mama was in my right

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hand. I coined the nine of
a chest. She pushed off the door

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and shook her head, trying to
clear the vision. Two handed, she

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lined up her gun sights on me, dropped the gun Redmead Village as a

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production of Voyage Media. The series
is produced by nat Mondel, Robert Midas,

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and Dan Benimore, directed, produced, and adapted by Dan Bennimore,

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based on Andrew Bernstein's upcoming novel of
the same name. When a link to

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the novel is available, it will
be listed in the show notes. Starring

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Catherine Bell as Lisa, Malik Yoba
as Reggie, and Ryan Heavy as Tony.

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