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Frankie slammed his foot on the doors and they swung open. A gush of cold November wind ran through the lobby of the Langham Hotel, Chicago. He marched up the stairs and met his sidekicks. “Are they here?” He asked. “Yup,” replied the first sidekick. “You ready?” asked the second. “Of course,” muttered Frankie as he made his way to the hall. As he came across a cleaning lady, he briefly asked her: “S’cuse me, ma’am. But where would I find the conference room?” “Up three floors and to the right.” “Thank you,” Frankie tipped the lady a 20$ bill and kept moving down the hall. Frankie was loaded from owning the biggest cartel in Southern Chicago. Him and his boys got to the door briefly after and his sidekicks put on ski masks. Frank was prepared to let his victims know who got ‘em. The second sidekick kicked down the locked door and the first pulled out a gun. They got to the business conference and Frankie began to speak: “Velma Wattford! This is for trying to abandon MY BUSINESS!!” “Why would I want to your sad business. You should be happy I didn’t leave sooner,” Velma said smuggle. “Enough!” barked Frankie, “You know what? I wanna do this myself!” Frankie snatched the gun from the first sidekick… “Come on. Kill me then!” Shouted Velma. “Y’know what? I got a special weapon just for you,” Frankie, almost deranged by hatred, slowly pulled out a dagger, “We ruled Chicago as partners Velma, you really gonna throw that away so you can play dress up gangsters with your fake friends?” Frankie was shouting at the top of his lungs, “I’m more powerful now than I ever was with you! You left me with nothing and even now I still have a bigger cartel than you!” barked Frankie. 48
“Well, actually she’s much stronger in the north than you and her overall numbers are much better…” mumbled the first sidekick. “Shut your mouth!” said Frankie as he spun back and slashed the first sidekick across the face. Then Frankie turned back to Velma, “Next please,” he giggle as he threw the bloody dagger at Velma. Velma started to run but the knife cut through her elbow. “Yaow!” screamed Velma. Her friend got up, “I have your Bentley outside Velm,” he said. “Thanks Stephen,” flinched Velma. Velma and Stephen raced down the stairs. “Get to the lift!” shouted Frankie. When they got to the car park, Frankie saw Velma and Stephen in the Bentley. “Goddamn, why does everything always have to work out so damn well for her?!” shouted Frankie as he ran up to his car, “No. 2 your now No. 1”. “Hell yea. Promotion baby!” said the sidekick. They got into the car and Frankie slammed on the accelerator. They drift around the corner and they keep moving down Ohio Street. “Em…Sir? Can we real quick stop by the airport? asked his sidekick, “I gotta pick my nana,” As Frankie gave him ‘the look’, he swiftly drifted around a corner. He started to hear police sirens. “It’s the Feds!” said Frankie’s sidekick. Frankie started to pull in. “Wait, what? I’ve never seen you give into a copper before.” Said the sidekick. “Well, we lost her.” 49
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