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I was working on a trace out of town when it all started. I was down in Reno trying to get a line on a Bob Troy. He had borrowed a hundred large from the mob and instead of paying back he had ran. Now I know what you're thinking, "Why would I have anything to do with the mob?" Well, he was a friend of Frankie and had burned her. Now that Frankie was one of my porcelain sluts, I had an obligation to take care of her. Ether I had to find Bob or Frankie would end up having to pay the cash back herself. Thus, I found myself sitting in a rented car outside a fleabag on the outskirts of Reno at two am in the morning.
Just as I expected, the curtains of the room I was watching opened and a face looked out. Now that I knew he was there, I could move. Getting out of the car, I smoothed my slinky dress and checked my makeup. I do not know why I bothered, it was as perfect as the day Angela had permanently applied it. I walked up to the door and looking at a card in my hand I knocked.
The door opened a crack and he looked out, "Yea? Wadda want?"
Using my best bimbo voice, I said, "Unicorn escorts sent me." I licked my lips and looked what I could see of him up and down.
"I didn't order no escort." He replied curtly.
"Isn't this 1581 west martin street room 219?" I asked with a pout.
"No this 2581 west martin"
"Ohh..." I pouted more and then put on a bright bimbo smile and said, "Want to party anyways?"
He looked me up and down and then opened the door, "Sure baby"
I strolled in and as he passed me, brought my hand down on the back of his neck. When he dropped to his knees, I moved around to the front and brought my knee up to his face breaking his nose. Grabbing him by the neck I hissed, "Where is it?" He tried playing dumb but a spike heel stomped into the back of a hand really loosens tongues. He pointed to a suitcase sitting off to the side. I hit him with my clutch purse that I had loaded with lead shot. Opening the suitcase, I found underneath some clothes was the cash. Dumping the clothes out I closed the suitcase and as I passed him said, "Be glad I came and not someone from the mob."
On the way back to the airport to catch the red eye back I called Frankie to let her know I recovered most if not all of her missing cash. While I was talking to her, I got a call from Angela. Angela was my receptionist and soul mate. I could not imagine how I have functioned before she came into my life. That she called while knowing I was out on a stakeout and in the middle of the night was surprising. But it was not as near as surprising as what I heard when I switched over.
"Hello love," I said clicking over.
"Sam," her voice was soft and sounded breathless. "Help I've fallen and can't get up."
I thought she was pulling a joke and laughed.
Her voice over road my laugh, "I really mean it... some..."
Her voice stopped and I heard a man's voice, in the background, "Hey... what are you doing... Give me that! Hey Boss, she's got a phone..." The phone disconnected and my heart stopped. Here I was half way across the country and my angel is in trouble.
I tried calling the house. When I had left, Angela and Cindy were still there together. Cindy was the one who had tried to frame me. Instead, Angela had turned the tables and now Cindy was part of the sisterhood, one of my porcelain sluts. When there was no answer, I knew that not only was my angel missing but Cindy also. There was no one I felt I could call on and with a sick and lost feeling, I flew home.
Waiting at the airport was a couple goons from the mob. "Da boss wants to see you Spade," One said as they bracketed me.
As they were frog marching me to their car I said, "Look boys I don't have time to play now. Tell Frankie everything is covered and I will get with her later today." I could have caused a scene but I did not think the police would let me leave carrying a suitcase full of money without a few unconformable questions.
Pushing me into the backseat and getting in beside me one said, "Not Frankie, Don Bruce."
As the car pulled away I sat unmoving stunned and not a little worried. Don Bruce was the head of the families for the whole east coast. There may have been men that are more powerful in the country but I could not think of one. Don Bruce was said to have everyone in his pocket, from the president on down to the cop on the street. I wondered if this had something to do with Angela's disappearance but no amount of prodding would get the goons to open up.
Driving along one of the men handed me a black cloth sack like hood and said, "Put it on Spade."
Looking at it and then I replied, "And if I don't?"
He just looked at me and replied, "We can toss yas in the trunk."
"Good point," I said pulling the hood on. The rest of the ride was made in silence. After what seemed like hours, the car stopped and I was told I could remove it. We were parked around the back of a large mansion. From the feel of the place, I would have guessed the Hamptons but it could have been anywhere. Still clutching the suitcase, I followed the men inside.
I was escorted through the kitchen and dining room to a small sitting room. There, before my eyes was the most powerful man in the United States. I stopped and stared at him. I had expected him to look like Marlon Brando from the movie "The Godfather." Instead, he looked like the green grocer down the street, small, old and worn from a life of hard work. Sitting off to one side was Frankie. It only took a moment for me to recover my shock and setting the suitcase down I walked forward into the lion's den.