"Oh! I need to show you something," He grinned patting his pockets roughly. After a second check of his left he finally reached in and pulled out a li...hter and his phone. I smiled, excited, let it be a free cigarette! I tried to ask but I had quit. I couldn't ask for a smoke, but I could be given one, by Matthew, anyways. I hoped."Alright, look at this," He was grinning ear to ear. I figured he had a right to be. If I could do what he could, I'd be laughing like a cartoon villain. He slid his. I have no idea what to expect or when she’ll reply. It’s 12:30pm on a Thursday afternoon so she’s undoubtedly working. I’m over-thinking this. I should pre-occupy myself with something.'Bing!' My phone goes off. I pick up my phone, excited to hear from her.Hey! Work’s been crazy but it’s slowing down now. How have you been?I’ve been good. Just lounging around. I didn’t know how long you’d be busy for so I decided to give you some extra time.Awww, you’re so sweet were you thinking about hanging. ”, he stated. “He let me walk because he was paid off by Haynes. You know it, I know it, fuck…...everyone knows it.”, I replied. “Chris, if anything happens to anyone of them, you’re suspect number one.”, he said in an informative tone. “Only if there are witnesses, detective.”, I replied, turning and walking away.For the next month or so, I did nothing but train and work. I didn’t go out of the house with the exception of the grocery store twice. Lexie and I talked on the phone a few times,. There were a dozen or so people in the small restaurant when the waitress seated us. Molly looked around the room."This is plainer than I expected," She said. "I thought they would decorate the place a little more. It looks like a cafeteria." Brandy, the owner, puts his efforts into his food, not his décor," I answered. The two of us looked over at the menu blackboard on the wall."Oh! Oh my ... paprikaschnitzel!" Molly raved. "My Oma used to make that for me when I was little. I love it." Well.