Chapter 39

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“How much are we talking about?” “At least five million,” Captain Newark stated; I glanced at Savio, and he nodded in agreement. “Take him.” I shook hands with Captain Newark, and Remo held out his phone as I typed in a few numbers from an offshore account and sent Captain Newark a bonus for a new beach house. “We’ll keep him on hold for you,” Captain Newark remarked. “I don’t want to see him in Chicago. If I do, our agreement is null and void,” I demanded. “He’ll be in safe hands,” Captain Newark said, and his driver started the car before the captain hopped in, smiling. “You played that well. I could tell you wanted to shoot him right then and there.” Giosuè removed a cigarette, offering us one. “My hand was itching to kill him.” “You stood your ground and didn’t move the needle,

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