Trickery
“All the little rat holes, and grimy digs he used to do business in were still right there where he’d left them, and they were even dirtier and grimier than he remembered. He’d spent his first two nights in the city just making sure his surroundings were secure. He was a white boy in Chinatown, and the re-emergence of gangs in the Chinese underworld was a problem he didn’t want to deal with. Plus, Sallie knew that Juicy was hiding somewhere in this town and the last thing he wanted to do was run into her and any of her moolie friends. He’d have to kill that bitch over the money he’d stolen from Gino’s safe, and while he didn’t have a problem taking her out, it would be messy, and a mess was the last thing Sallie needed right now. So, he had to be careful and he had some work to do too. It took him a while to carve a hole in the base of the Buddha statue, but it was all cream after that. He stashed Juicy’s loot as far up in the guts of the statute as he could, and then he slid two hand...guns up in there too.MoreLess
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