They call me Carradine, some code name that just poped up the first day on the job. He goes to tell me why he had me kill the man earlier. -I didn't really care at this point- He says how he was a witness to a deal they had going.
I go from there
The job of The Merovero was to get rid of witnesses of crimes committed by higher Merovingian associate's and odd jobs in between. People just at the wrong place at the wrong time, but I didn't care, It was making me rich, and fast.
I headed to a different hotel, and got a room. The room is hot, it smells like lies, drugs, and women ...but I sit down and relax.
It's morning, I had fallen asleep in the chair with the gun in my hand. This wasn't good. I was becoming paranoid. I stand up up and head to the window. I bend the shades slowly like I was expecting someone to be there, but there was no one. I step outside and take in the morning air. Then I hear the phone ring. I head inside and before picking it up, I wonder how they know exactly where I am every time. I put the phone to my ear but restrain from making a sound because they know it's me anyway. I hear the words "We have another eye for you to shut" then the line goes dead. This goes on for the next three months and each corner is just as predictable as the next.
My recent witness. A poor man, been scratching the bottom of the barrel for decades. He could be something more, but decides to live like garbage, the same rotton beggers that plague the streets. He deserves whats coming. As I make my way down the ally, I lay my eyes apon the trash and muck of pathetic lives of the poor and homeless. Then I see him.
He stands about five foot seven, about a hundred and thirty pounds. hes got fading dark hair, a man well into his fourties.
Carradine: Daniel Cortez?
Danial Cortez: Yes?
The sound of the gun, the rickashay of the bullet on the cold brick wall, is all silenced by the scatter of birds.
The Merovero, a Merovingian gun hand.