The Midnight Man Page #2
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my mom.
No, the b*tch left me in an
alleyway to die as a baby.
Yeah, just around the corner
from the police station.
She couldn't even be bothered to
take the last few steps.
Anything else?
- No, sir,
you
have a good day.
(door slamming)
(clock chiming)
- Grady, welcome.
- Thank you, Dom.
- Breakfast?
- No.
- So I've been told you're
ready to go back to work.
All healed.
- Nothing clicks when I move it.
- You should be pleased to know,
Pearl's associates have
vanished.
His businesses have
shuttered all their windows.
You made quite an impression
on them, it seems.
- They made a few on me.
I call us even.
- You know what this means?
on a telephoto lens.
And the FBI's intel on me
is alarmingly accurate.
- Right down to that nickname of
yours.
- How'd they get all this?
- You've been betrayed.
Four of my own have turned
informant.
Our people talking to the other
side,
and as you can see,
they've been quite chatty.
This assignment is about our
survival, plain and simple.
No messages, no theatrics,
just make this right for me.
- Anything else?
- Do it tonight.
taking
them into protective custody
tomorrow.
text.
When it's done, confirm the hit.
I'll give you the next name.
And use this phone only,
in case anything happens-
Given the gravity of the
situation,
you might want to consider
tempering
that arrogance of yours.
friends, Grady.
targets.
- I'm guesses that sounded
better in your head.
- Yes, it did.
I can handle anything.
- Then handle this.
(cellphone chiming)
(airplane engine roaring)
- Long night?
- Hot date.
- Protection?
- I'm covered.
- I hear this one doesn't
dull the sensation.
- You don't say?
- Okay, that was nice.
(door chiming)
- Dang it.
- Tuck that in better.
(door chiming)
(water running)
- Well, woo!
- Did you fall in?
- I was just giving the
plumbing a stress test.
Come on partner, relax, we've go
time, come on.
You seem tense.
- Do I?
- Are you tense?
- Am I?
- What do you got, first
night in the field jitters?
- I prefer the office.
- There's an easy trick
to handle the nerves.
I think it's called
associative or some sh*t.
See, like, with me, I'm a
foodie.
tough,
this nice, flank steak
and mashed potatoes they serve
at this joint near my place.
- That's so not what a foodie
is.
- Then what's a foodie?
- Not someone who goes to
the same joint over and over.
You're more of a chow hound.
- Look, all I'm saying
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