Protecting Her

-/02/-

|Duties|

Deal

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|Please, stop being a heartless jerk for once!|

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Adonis Pov

Cora Martin was written in bold, italics and underline on top of the sheet of paper along with her picture printed in white and black, her age, address, workplace and everything else underneath the picture.

Even her cup size.

My gaze lowers to the paycheck part, which was the most important than anything else on this paper.

Five million.

He wasn't lying just so I could've taken the job.

I was actually going to get pay really good for this one.

I grin as I lit the cigarette, "Cora Martin," I murmur her name glancing down at her.

A beautiful girl smile back at the camera; her smile taking everything away from me.

Black kinky hair let out in a thick, voluminous Afro, Her smile warm and inviting; her brown eyes twinkle with delight as she showed her snow-white teeth.

The picture looks like it was taken in the summer time.

The brilliantly golden filtered sun rays hit her and made her dark complexion glowed in the filtered black and white bikini.

I sigh as I quickly carry the paper up to my room and stick it up on the wall.

My brother will be home soon and I couldn't just leave the paper sloppily around.

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I watch as she left the cafe where she works and locks the doors.

I stood up top of a high building's rooftop; watching everything she did from afar.

I clench my gun tightly into my hand as I watch her through the telescope part of my gun.

I aim the gun at her; watching every moment as I waited perfectly to pull the trigger.

I bite my bottom lip as a stranger pass her which was unusual.

No one should be walking this street during a task.

I glare at the stranger with the hoodie over they face, watching as he whispers something in her ears.

I should have him/her dead by now if I wasn't so focused on her.

If I shot her/him, Cora might freak out and run from the scenery quickly.

She raises an eyebrow with a puzzled look on her face as the person walks away.

I didn't bother with whoever it was though, I let them leave easily without taking their life.