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Ongoing, First published Mar 21, 2018
Three rules, two people, one kill.

For X it's never been that hard to find the suspect and get the job done. Killer v killer, couldn't have picked a better job that this, at least until she comes to the U S of A trying to find who killed her father from years ago.

Running, hiding, ruining, killing, running, never staying in the same place twice and avoiding people like the plague, Y has set down his roots in small town Richmond, Indiana ready to be killed in any given moment. Not his fault he got blamed for a murder he didn't even commit.

One: Never underestimate.

Two: Stick to what you know.

Three: It's all about to go to shit.
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