by Bo Tox
My name is Ed, or at least as far as you know. Forget last names, they just complicate matters. I’ve decided that my life’s story, while highly illegal, might make a good story. So, I’m writing and dictating some of the details of this job to give a little insight into why an ex-military type preys on the public he once swore to protect.
For one thing, life isn’t fair. I’m living proof of that. If life were fair, I’d have been recognized as the hero I was. Instead, the government I served swept me under the rug of covert deals. I was sold down the river in China for a bigger fish. When I escaped, my own people put out a contract on me and I was eliminated… as far as they know. The independent contractor that capped me retired after that job and dropped off the map. The only sad part is that I trained the poor bastard.
One of these days, I AM going to get out of this business. These sheep have no idea what I’ve done in the name of preserving liberty so they can buy a freakin’ latte on every corner and stuff their bloated bodies with even more high fructose corn syrup laden junk. They deserve it. The wolves have always picked off a few sheep from time to time. That’s me; I’m the wolf that lives among the sheep. The secret is to keep a full belly without looking like you just ate. Years of training have not been wasted on me.
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