Continuing on from Part Three.
Here’s Part Four!
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Chapter J
Five minutes before that
After the man with the gun left, I tried to wrap my mind around what he’d said.
The image of a body lying in a pool of blood solidified until it formed what passed for a memory.
My head still throbbed from whatever had caused me to pass out. But I could feel my thoughts sharpen into better focus.
I rose to my feet and moved to the door, which opened into a long hall of doors. A quick peek revealed no obvious threats, so I left the room and, on impulse, tried other doors as I passed them. The rooms looked all alike and empty. Some had desks or other signs of habitation. Otherwise, the place looked abandoned. I wondered if they’d moved me instead of the body.
Took no time for me to reach the street. Flatbush Avenue. What was I doing in Brooklyn?
But there he was again. The man in the houndstooth jacket.
I had no time to worry, because someone opened fire and a spray of ammo raked the air. My only thought was of avoiding the bullets.
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