Innocence
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*Do not copyright please this story took me weeks to wright it was originally for a class assignment but I wanted other opinions* This story is about a man named James Rockwell accused of a murder he had not committed he is now sentenced to death by the chair he has been put on trial for several years and now the day has come. A man a Detective Langsting has worked on this case for several years trying to prove this man is innocent he now has three days to get the truth finalized before it's too late. Will he make it or will he be too late? find out in my very own story "Innocence." Sorry if there are any mistakes I'm not to good with puncuation and any grammatical errors I apologise beforehand​ I'm rushing to type this.
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"Shit!" I muttered under my breath. He pulled open the door and headed for me with a smile that made my skin crawl. I withdrew my gun from my bag and hid it under the table. "Ah Blake Reid. At last we meet!" He pulled out the chair directly across from me. "Who are you and why have you been following me?" I growled. "I'm the man who is going to kill you," he gave me a masochistic smile. I withdrew my gun from its place under the table. It was pointed between his eyes and I took pleasure in the shock that was on his face. He had only gotten his gun halfway out. The staff was still unaware of me holding a gun to this man's head because they were all around back in the kitchen. "Sorry, but that's just not going to happen," I said sweetly. "In such a public place? How brazen of you," he challenged in a shaky voice. "Yes, all the staff is in the back where they can't see us. Oh and if you didn't notice, there's a silencer on my gun. Say good-bye my dearie," I pulled the trigger and sent the bullet through his head. Blake Reid isn't your normal 17 year old. She's an assassin on her last case... or so she hopes. She is having difficulty with memories of her past and can't seem to get out of her shell, even though that is one of the biggest assets needed for her assignment. She will also face many obsticales; some of which she may not survive. Join her in the choas and death she calls her life. (Cover created by Vico96, an amazing friend of mine. Check him out!)

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