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It’s a perfect morning.

Slightly overcast. Perfect day to walk to work. My mind moves to this town that I have chosen to call home.

It’s still cool outside so I don’t dilly-dally. It’s a little after nine – I’m not yet late getting the Riverside open, but I’m sure the morning deliveries are already by the front door waiting to be taken inside.

C...


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The burner phone is ringing. I let the other go a long time ago – don’t need anyone knowing my coordinates right now.

I answer. “Hello?”

Nico’s voice flies through the phone.

“Dude, Lindy just left. He’s walking to the Golden Pillar to meet Mercury for breakfast at 9. It’s about a quarter of now so I figure we have about an hour and a half to get...


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Lindy and I meet in the lobby at the Golden Pillar around nine and proceed directly into the restaurant.

“We meet again,” I say and kiss him on the cheek.

I take his arm. .No sense in being anything but kind. The guy went all out last night. Least I can do.

He smiles.

“Looks like it’s going to be a beautiful day in Middle Valley,” I sa...


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Going into this evening with Mercury, I am confident that there’s a chance that she will take me back if I play my cards right, keep my fingers crossed.

Maybe I’ll even pray a bit, appeal to some higher power.

I want this evening to be private and memorable, and hence we will spend it on the Lady Lux.

I asked Merc for direction on what she would...


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For those keeping score, I am still on the run.

Everyone knows I’m guilty – Mercury, Silas – and I do, too.

From his prison cell, Sheriff Paul fingered me as an accomplice in the crime. So far, I have managed to elude capture. Since Paul’s arrest, I have remained out of sight, which has been bad for “business” at the track.

I’ve relocated sever...


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