Carmen became an international crime lord after her father passed away. She's been successfully pulling all of the strings on her own, making all the calls. She's been okay being alone, never needing anyone to love her.
Until she meets Sage, she th...
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Sage pov
"Now walk over to the nearest seating area."Carmen spoke through the ear piece. She also had a small camera attached to my hoodie, so she could see. I've never done anything remotely close to this at all!
People running and walking past me as if I never was there. I'm guessing she knew what she was doing having someone like me do this. Don't get me wrong, if I want to be noticed I could make it happen. But...naturally you wouldn't notice me. And I'm okay with that.
I started sniffing a few tears falling down my face quietly, or so I thought.
"You fucking crying bro?" Carmen asked almost to a whisper. "Listen get it together-"
"You kidnapped me and now I'm being forced to kill a bunch of people you gave me no time to get it together." I yelled whispered back.
It's true all in a span of a few hours I'm now planting a bomb for an international crime lord with a fucking hangover.
"Just sit the suitcase down and walk off like your going to the bathroom but come out to the car." She instructed.
I slowly sat the case down and walked away calmly. How am I being so calm right now? I'm guessing it's because I just wanted the belt off.
"Sage?" I heard a familiar voice call my name out I looked back. Zaria?
"Oh hey." My hands began to sweat, right then and there I forgot everything. I've always had a small crush on her, it all started once we hit middle school. I guess you can say the feelings started to boil over around that time.
"It's been such a long time come here." She opened her arms for me to come to her.
