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Four years, 48 months, 1460 days since 'Crimson' was last in Inglewood. Convicted of a cop murder and sentenced lightly, before that, the mobster was a bouncer for the gang. You needed something done, he did it. He was the Nicky Santoro, the Tommy Devito, you wanted a guy dead, you called him. You wanted someone intimidated, he'd break their fuckin' fingers until they were crying in pain. There was no doubt in anyone's mind that he was willing to do the dirty work for them. He wasn't ill tempered, or a hot head, or someone who seemed to even be excited by the violence, he treated this like it was an office job.
He got paid, and he did his job well, no need to take luxury in this type of hustle. Nobody knew who he was, where he came from, all they knew was he had time in the military serving in the middle east for a small time before he was court marshaled for reasons unknown. After that, he moved here and made himself known as a hitman for hire. The bosses took a chance on the guy, and he aced it the first time around, giving him a gig for life. He was loyal enough to not talk, and he didn't want to know the details beyond his job, a good man best keeping around.
The cop murder may have put him behind bars for a while, but he at least had a job for when he got back. The bosses would pay off his parole officer so he could go around freely, while he could get back to work. He was told to meet at a motel southeast of Inglewood, small place called the Motor Inn. There he'd meet the person who had been doing his job while behind bars. Dressing in his finest suit, Mike prepared for whatever this meeting was about, while also being sure to see who this other bouncer was.
He own a cheap car, lived in a cheap house, but he needed to stay low and couldn't access his finances, so this would have to do. When he arrived at the Motel, he took a moment to put on his shades and looked himself in the read view mirror. He'd be a bit rusty, but he could shake it off, he always did. Wondered how well this guy was doing with his job, since the job was about setting up protection for jobs, intimidating clients, doing hit jobs, making sure shit got done, and it was not an easy job to do.
Once he got out the car, he made his way up the stairs to room 34, knocking on it to see if anyone was inside.
He got paid, and he did his job well, no need to take luxury in this type of hustle. Nobody knew who he was, where he came from, all they knew was he had time in the military serving in the middle east for a small time before he was court marshaled for reasons unknown. After that, he moved here and made himself known as a hitman for hire. The bosses took a chance on the guy, and he aced it the first time around, giving him a gig for life. He was loyal enough to not talk, and he didn't want to know the details beyond his job, a good man best keeping around.
The cop murder may have put him behind bars for a while, but he at least had a job for when he got back. The bosses would pay off his parole officer so he could go around freely, while he could get back to work. He was told to meet at a motel southeast of Inglewood, small place called the Motor Inn. There he'd meet the person who had been doing his job while behind bars. Dressing in his finest suit, Mike prepared for whatever this meeting was about, while also being sure to see who this other bouncer was.
He own a cheap car, lived in a cheap house, but he needed to stay low and couldn't access his finances, so this would have to do. When he arrived at the Motel, he took a moment to put on his shades and looked himself in the read view mirror. He'd be a bit rusty, but he could shake it off, he always did. Wondered how well this guy was doing with his job, since the job was about setting up protection for jobs, intimidating clients, doing hit jobs, making sure shit got done, and it was not an easy job to do.
Once he got out the car, he made his way up the stairs to room 34, knocking on it to see if anyone was inside.