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Jenny’s jaw dropped. “I was just trying to make conversation!”
Lee snorted. “Yeah, I’m sure, and waterboarding is just a fun sport.”

He shook the thought away; it wasn’t as if he had any plans of smoking anyways.
It was bad for your health, whether there was a sniper involved or not.

With that, she let go of his arm and spun on her heels, nearly taking out one of his eyes with her ponytail.

Hesitantly, Lee did as he was told. But when he sat down, the chair tried to eat him.

Roughly four more chapters to go, and they're coming quickly!

“No matter what Pierson might have thought, I’m not psychic, so I wouldn’t know if you wanted to know or not,” Lee said as they place the table up against the door, and it wasn’t a moment too soon. Because just a second later Quinn’s men started to bang against the door and they both stepped back. “Well, now do we just wait for them to figure out there’s another entrance into here?” Lee asked.

“Where do you think you’re going?” Cole spat. “Stop and face me like a man, you little stupid boy!”
“Certaines personnes sont stupides, d'autres doivent agir comme elles sont,” Lee mumbled under his breath as he slowly turning back around and faced them. “Why are you doing this, Cole? What exactly did I do?”

It caught my attention because he was talking in Russian.”
Russian? Oh, boy. “This ‘kid’, you wouldn’t happen to know this name, would you?” Winfield asked.
“Yeah, I think he called him Murphy,” she said, nodding. “It was definitely Murphy. Why do you ask?”
“Just so I know to keep an eye out for him,” Winfield said. “When I am forced to work with the kids myself.”
“Just hope you never meet him.”

“I’m kind of in a hurry,” Lee said, then he sighed when the thugs moved closer to him and began to pound their fists against their palms. “I’m sorry,” Lee said. “That came out nicer than I meant for it to.”
“I bet you’ve got some money on you, Richy,” the boy (who was obviously the leader) said, stepping towards Lee.
“My name is not ‘Richy’ and trust me, you don’t want to do that,” Lee said.

“Could you really have broken his wrist so… so easily?”
“He sure thought I could, did he?”
“Yeah!”
Neither of them noticed he hadn’t given them an answer. It truth, it would have been pretty easy compared to most things he had to do. People broke wrists all the time, it wasn’t that hard. The tricky part was learning how not to break a wrist, especial when falling from tall heights. Like Lee sometimes tended to do.