The next day appeared, calm and cool, perfect for a heist.
X woke up from a nice and refreshing sleep, while Jack and James, awake for the whole night, looked like monsters.
“You really look like a monster.”
James said, “Well, we did some prior work without which success of this plan was impossible.”
“Like?”
Jack pulled out a pendrive, looked at X, and said, “See this pen drive? This is a special one. This has a virus which, when plugged into a computer, will copy every single information of that pc and will paste it in here. And the best part is, it will still work if the pc is switched off.”
“Very nice, but only this took you all night?”
“Nope. See this watches?’, Jack pulled out 3 smartwatches, “Coding this took hours.”
“What does it do?”
“Well, take these.” Jack distributed the smartwatches between him, X and James.
“X, in your watch, there are two buttons. One on top and one on down. Pressing the one on top will light up my watch, and pressing the one down will light up the one of James. For James, the up one is for X and down one is for me, and you don’t have to know the combination of mine. If you press the button one time, it will mean that we need to stay alert, two taps will mean that we need to fight and press near the caller, and three taps will mean that we need and fight and run away. Okay?”
“Wow, you really are a genius.”
“What did you say?”
“No nothing.”
X and Jack got in their disguise. X dressed as an English gentleman of thirties named William Cook.
Jack also dressed as an English gentleman of thirties, names Axel Cook.
It was decided that the relation between X and Jack’s alter identity was that they were brothers, and they ran a coal business.
It was decided that they will go on a cab as Jack had regretted the decision of travelling on X’s old Chevrolet before.
Things were not well, and it was needed to be made well. That’s why detectives exist.
--Aditya Paul
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