There was a lot he didn’t like about working for Spence Conlon’s security firm- the majority of which was the fact that it seemed like 90% of what they did was illegal. It rubbed him the wrong way- he had some kind of honor left, after his time in the military, something left in him that wanted to fight a good fight, and go home. But the money was too good, and Sammy had tuition and books to buy, and scholarships only went so far, and Gold couldn’t really be counted on to look out for anyone but herself- like their mother. So here he was, dealing with drug dealers, eyes locked on the doors and windows and corners and shadows, expecting trouble, as always.
“ Got yer money. If y’got what I’m here for, we go go our separate ways. ” He didn’t know the guy’s name- rarely got sent on this kind of gig, Spence seemed to know his distaste for the shit he was picking up, after all, it had killed his mother. But lord, the guy had a face he wouldn’t forget.