Just another day

by Gustav Flint

Rated: E · Campfire Creative · Short Story · History · #2263936

"I walked down the crowded city street sidewalk, in the cold winter air. I was eager to avoid being recognised by the locals, safest way, ya know? I turned the corner and faced the next block a small grin spread across my face. I won't lie, my luck is rarely this good. anyways I kept going and, well nothing lasts forever. The man began to stride towards me. He was not looking at me specifically but, I have experience with assassins. This guy followed me all the way down the sidewalk for three more blocks. Finally I decided to play a little trick with him. I turned into the next empty alley I passed and waited, silently behind a garbage container. Sure enough the man turned the corner soon after, and I... convinced him to stop following me. With him out of the way I was able to make it here just in time for my appointment."
"thats, great, thank you Mr.Capone, and we have more questions for you after this short message from our sponsors dear listeners." "Pleasure to be here with you linda." Al capone said.