HSBC Cashpoint
2:00pm
The agency let me get some money out because soon I will be allowed to take my first personal mission. The LSA let their young agents have one, once a year. Of course, paperwork and exams follow soon after. We have to fill out huge evaluation sheets and make a full-scale plan.
This is going to sound really stupid and I’m sure I must have imagined it. As I was walking to the cashpoint, I saw briefly a boy in a green t-shirt. I followed him for a while, but was disappointed to find it wasn’t Leon. Although, soon after, I saw a different boy with a green t-shirt jump into a shop (not literally jump, more quickly turn into). I looked into the shop but there was nothing there. Weird.
So, my personal mission is to observe London and see if I can spot Leon. It’s a wide shot, I know, but it is worth I try. I hated how things ended and it is has been approximately eight months since I last saw him. I bet he has forgotten about me and moved on. To another girl. I know I definitely haven’t forgotten about him, as much as I've tried.
Anyway, I am still deciding whether to tell Nancie or not. She is still a bit shifty about Leon. I can understand why though, Nancie had only seen me cry twice before, once when my Gran died and the second when I broke two of my ribs.
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Life of Maggie Marshall
Teen FictionMaggie Marshall is 15 and is a London spy. She desperately wants a normal life, but with the lifestyle that she's living, she knows that it's never going to happen. That is until she meets Leon Matthews, and everything changes. She is going to beg...
