the neon lights and soaked the cracked pavement of downtown
ween his fingers. His eyes, once full of youthful arrogance, were now hard, calculating, and void of mer
t fighting, weapons, surveillance. He learned to be invisible. Learned how to hurt
cuments, names. His father had uncovered a dark conspiracy one that involved powerful people, secret deals, and corruption
years, Matherson had fi
he cigarette and fl
he muttered