THE LOVE PRISONER

s quite commendable, but those he chose to work with him are greedy, and for that sole reason, I am looking beyond Marcus Ragan, for now, It is a crucial

nderson cleared it off, “the transaction is worth $150 thousand fo

will pay $50 thousand cash to Travis on the purchase of the drug. I think we can trust him with that sum of money.” Rock Omen reacted. “I know Travis w

eed their drugs, and if will do not hurry up with this transaction. I am afraid some of them may fall sick, and others may not perform to their optimal, and

ckage our drugs through Florida. Marcus will pick it up from there.” Henderson started diali

worked with him on several occasions in Florida and knows him to be capable, but he hated the idea he had chosen men that he cannot trust. Marcus often insisted they are men who can be helpful to him and that they had not disappointed in six of their missio“But Marcus needs company, he c

ngster, he will surely send his men for the delivery, and it will not be good for Marcu

reed on installment payment, and that was kind of him—we wrapped up our meeting right away. Carl Sandy, you have to connect with Marcus Ragan on the phone and give him details. Andrew Richard, tell Miss Phil Lawson to wire $50 thousand to agent Marcus's

to see you.” Phil gazed at her an

or “Let her in quickly, what a surprise visit, seriously I wasn’t expecti

ny voice of Phil ec

ffice all eyes were on her but soon th

you for this visit? I mean, hope nothing is the matter, are you alri

and then asked, “Who are those men that just left the office? I have never seen th

urteen you are showing me a different side of you, that’s brilliant, I am impressed, Cassey.” He walked closer to Casey and gave her a thoughtful stare, “So tell me what this visit is about? You would have wait

in another location this time—” Cassey smiled and seem

having a lingering conversation, or do you want to bri

wants to make you a lair if, of cou

nt. I only have a father and no mother. My friends ask me questions I can’t answer so I thought you should answer the questions for me.” Cassey'

hen I practically raised you and you are above fourteen already and she is nowhere.” Henderson's anger grew, this time, he was walking furiously around the office. “She wants me to be her slave, to kneel and tell her how much I love her. She nev

d walking around. “She never fought for you

tears in her eyes. He stopped talking and walked

tubborn woman I have ever met in my life. She is not even compared to a whore, I carry around.” Henderson frowned and looked away in a wa

If you could say that of mother then what about me, father? If only I could see my mother then, I will ask her why she did what

doorknob, her father's words stopped her, “she will find you, Cassey. I know she will,

g on knowing her mother, it seems she is getting pressure from her friends

lt she would leave her father's office this way, but she did, and the thought of it was a shocker t