Freddy waited and waited for the Police to show up, but they never came. He thought about calling nine-one-one, but the fear of dying was too much to bear. Maxi walked to the lobby and pointed the gun at Freddy. He spoke. "Why didn't you leave while you had the chance? Either way, you are dead. You know, I once thought about walking out on Red Shirt when I first started. It's your turn to think about it, Freddy." Freddy put his hands up and asked, "You could've gone out an innocent man. Why didn't you walk away?" Maxi put away the gun before speaking. "I saw that life. I just couldn't live it. I felt like I belonged when I was with Red Shirt. Now, I'm the boss and you do what I say, or else I'll kill you in a way so unimaginable that the coroner can't even look at you. Get up. You are going to help me with this until I say you are done. Now get back to work."
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The House Always Wins
Mystery / ThrillerA new wave of mob crimes rock the gambling world, waking up a powerhouse agency that is ready to tear this operation to shreds. The agency rips the family to shreds, or at least thats what they thought.
