0.5 Meeting Monday
“He wanted to get back to the States. His father had dreamt up this assignment. Jake was opposed to the whole operation. He found this was typical when it came to his father.
Jake was still fuming from the encounter with Agents Compton and Clavelle. He knew the men and their reputation. Compton was a hard line ex-CIA operative that had experience with mercenaries the world over. His temper was seen by his superiors as an asset, keeping the younger agents on their toes.
Jake’s personal opinion of... Clavelle was even more clouded. Clavelle was always on the borderline of criminal. His methods were questionable, his contacts unreliable. His specialty had been working counterfeiting in Chicago. A large bust went awry and Clavelle was force onto bodyguard duty. He voluntarily joined Compton’s detail. The two had been almost inseparable since.
Despite his simmering anger at the slight, Jake did his best to do his job. The Senator was a visible figure, the other four agents shadowing him wherever he went.MoreLess
Jake was still fuming from the encounter with Agents Compton and Clavelle. He knew the men and their reputation. Compton was a hard line ex-CIA operative that had experience with mercenaries the world over. His temper was seen by his superiors as an asset, keeping the younger agents on their toes.
Jake’s personal opinion of... Clavelle was even more clouded. Clavelle was always on the borderline of criminal. His methods were questionable, his contacts unreliable. His specialty had been working counterfeiting in Chicago. A large bust went awry and Clavelle was force onto bodyguard duty. He voluntarily joined Compton’s detail. The two had been almost inseparable since.
Despite his simmering anger at the slight, Jake did his best to do his job. The Senator was a visible figure, the other four agents shadowing him wherever he went.MoreLess
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