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Continued from Twenty-five: Hard Driving Twenty-six: Overt Sly The first word that came to Rudi when he met the contact was unimpressive. Short, squat, with a patchy beard and missing teeth, Gurung had told him the contact wanted to be known as ‘Sly.’ Apparently, he idolized Stallone. Rudi decided he had better play the silent [...]

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Continued from Twenty-four: For The Count Twenty-five: Hard Driving Gurung had acquired some exemplary equipment. Alex doubted that Drift could have provided him anything similar if he had been operational somewhere like Nepal. Maybe in a few days, a week or so, but in a few hours? Not a chance. While he had some facility [...]

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Continued from Twenty-three: Me and Yu Twenty-four: For The Count Yu’s death quickly followed the sound of the window cracking. It meant one thing to Heather. She wasn’t alone in that assessment. “Sniper!” Walker dropped to the floor. The room only had two windows, but they were large and uncovered. Yu’s body lay on the [...]

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Continued from Twenty-two: Warm Welcome Twenty-three: Me and Yu Mads and Heather sat in the back of a beaten-up, patched-up, still functioning luxury sedan that had probably seen a hard three decades. In the driver’s seat, Willow—the athletic and direct sniper from Boyle’s team—worked something that looked like a kind of smartphone/palmtop. She had a [...]

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Since I’ve been so open with the sales, I figure I’ll continue that tradition, just so you see where SEP is at. Total Sales for Last Month (all outlets) Spec Ops Covert Forces Redux 2 In Her Majesty’s Service 1 Other Line Zero (Modern Dispatch 104) 2 COMMENTS: Not the worst of months. About average. [...]

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