Shadow And Stethoscope

"Mr. Anderson, Leonardo Agosta has just arrived in America. I have no doubt

ng with satisfaction. His mind wandered back to th

m and Wesley were twins, they had spent their lives apart. Sent to different boarding schools, William had been

father. It was his maternal grandmother who would reluctantly pick him up, but even she could

nd destroy William in the process. He resented his brother's success, his happiness, and his place in their fath

refully crafted plan began to unfold. He had orchestrated events to draw Leonardo Ago

nto action, securing the premises and engaging in a fierce exchange of gunfire with Leonardo Agosta's

do, who stood with a menacing aura, ready to exact his revenge. "To what do I owe thi

ded in his distinctive Italian accent, "You don

g-anticipated showdown, a clash of wills and a settling of scores. The power

I have nothing to do with it," William asserted, attempti

seemed as though he was moments away from unleashing his vengeance upon his nemesis. However, before

nfolded before their eyes. The would-be assassin, hidden somewhere in t

y realized the need to retreat, to regroup and tend to their wounded leader. With a mixture of shoc

relief and confusion coursing through his veins. He had narrowly escaped the wrath of

l a mix of relief and confusion over the attempted assassination. While he had no direct involvement in the attack on Leon

ctly – to pit Leonardo against his twin brother and let them tear each other apart. The chaotic turn of events w

n, clutching his stomach where the bullet had struck him. Despite the injury, he remained

n private number. The urgency in the caller's voice left no room for hesitatio

no further explanation. Allison's mind raced with possibilities,

s, her mind filled with a mix of fear and determination. The events of the night had taken