I signed the contract. I have much to relearn and get used to, including taking sharp turns for ten straight minutes trying to lose a couple of guys. It didn't work. They were still following us.
"Got any more tricks up your sleeve?" I asked him.
"Maybe," he replied as he headed straight for a brick building, "Suicide."
"D-Daniel?! What are you–"
"Shh," he shushed. We were about five feet away from crashing when he suddenly made a sharp turn. The car behind us ran straight into the wall and exploded.
"You psychopath! Are you trying to kill us?!" I yelled, "Suicide?! Where did you learn that dirty trick?!"
"Huh?" he paused, starting to drive normally, "Oh, you thought I was talking about us? No, no. The point was for them to commit suicide."
"They didn't commit suicide," I raised an eyebrow, "You tricked them."
Soon Daniel stopped by a parking lot.
"Why are we stopping?" I asked.
"I want a different car. This one's a bit rusty," he said, breaking into a white car and hot wiring it. Tod stirred in the backseat and sat up slowly.
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ActionFive years have passed since the last incident with the Russian Intelligence Agency (RIA), and they've been quiet since then. Bored out of his mind with no interesting cases except standard police matters, Rodriguez Moralés will soon be happy to lea...