Note: All persons in this novel are fictitious. If you are looking for a great deal of explicit sexual activity, this story is not for you. Those scenes that are included will be evocative rather than just for the sake of sex itself. This story is for your reading pleasure. Its length is undetermined at this time, because I do not know where my mind will take me along the way. I hope you will stay with me, during this journey until it reaches its inevitable conclusion.
68. More Problems
"Delicious, this is Junie Penick. I'm in big trouble, help me please."
"What happened, the trial is supposed to start today."
"The judge gave the prosecutor a one day delay to start the trial. The two men who were going to testify against my father have disappeared. He told me without them he has no case."
"Where are you now Junie?"
"I'm in my hotel room."
"Are you being watched?"
"Yes by two men. There never more than a few yards away from me."
"Is there a store where you can buy women's clothing nearby?"
"Yes."
"Go there, and look around. Call the police and tell them those two men are harassing you. When the police get there tell them everywhere you go these two men follow you. They will either be arrested or told to get lost. Can you get a bundle of cash in a hurry?"
"Yes, the court made sure I had access to all the funds I needed."
"What is the closest airport to you?"
"Harrisburg."
"Go there and take the first plane out. I don't care where it goes just go. Those two men are dead. They will never be able to testify against your father. Throw your cell phone away when you get to your destination. Call me on one of those prepaid phones. I will have instructions for you when you get there."
"Delicious, I don't know how to thank you."
"You can thank me by moving your ass now."
"What about my clothes?"
"What's more important Junie, your clothes or your life?"
"I'm leaving now, thank you again."
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"Rod, Junie Penick is in trouble."
"She can't be; I spoke to the prosecutors last week; they said it was slam dunk case."
"It was a slam dunk case if those two guys could testify against her father. They're dead; at least I think they are. They didn't show up at court this morning."
"They're dead. Where is she now?"
"I have her on the move. There are two men following her. She will lose them when the police get to her, which shouldn't be too long from now.
She will be flying out of Harrisburg on the next available flight. She will call me when she gets to her destination. What can we do for her now?"
"The best person to answer that question would be Dan. Let me go to him, and see what he thinks we should do."
"Keep me informed please, I feel frightened for her."
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After explaining everything to their security chief, Rod asked, "What do you think Dan? How can we help a girl that's been fucked over all her life?"
"That's the easiest question I have ever had put to me, 'You get rid of that fucker'."
"I didn't hear that, and you're not going to say it again."
"You lawyers are always squeamish. She's leaving town today?"
"Yes."
"When she makes contact have her call the prosecutor's office and tell him where she is. She's going into hiding, because her father will try to find her and put her back into that prison. She took some money out of the bank. She is going as far away as it will take her. Thank them for their help, and say goodbye. We will have instructions for her to follow from that point on."
"Whatever you say Dan; you are the expert in these matters; just don't tell me what you're doing."
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Dan sat back in his chair; put his hands behind his head and thought, "I wonder who's in charge of the 'Army War College' in Carlisle?"
He brought it up on his computer and laughed. "They gave that dunce a star. I thought he was overrated as a Lieutenant Colonel. What is this Army coming to?" He dialed the number.
"Army War College switchboard how may help you?"
"This is General Dan Morgan for General Fleming please."
"General Fleming's office, this is Margaret. How may I help you?"
He recognized the voice instantly. She was a New Englander, before there was a New England.
"How does anyone understand you Margaret? How do you say Massachusetts again?"
"Dan, I had them retire you because of your insults to my heritage. Why are you bothering me at this time of day? I'm supposed to be taking my beauty rest?"
"Okay, I'll call back at the end of the next century."
"That wasn't nice Dan. I will get even with you."
"How about a job that pays four times as much as you are making now. You can get away from that numb skull you working for too."
"You got that right. I've never seen anyone quite like him in my life. How did he get to be a general officer?"
"I guess he kissed the right asses. I don't think he ever went into battle. Hell, I don't think he left the northern hemisphere."
"He didn't; I checked. Can I help you or do you want to speak to idiot face."
"What I'm about to ask you could get your fingers dirty all the way up to your shoulders."
"It's not like I haven't done that for you before."
"Do you have the names of two black ops people in the area?"
"Only two; hell they're all over the hills here in Pennsylvania."
"I need two long-range marksman to call me at this number on throwaway phones; 10 grand cash each; by courier one target. One armor piercing shell and one gallium shell."
"I'll get on it right now Dan."
"Your new job is in the southwest I hope you like it hot."
"You should be very glad I'm already past my retirement age. I can collect my pension, and beat the shit out of you, because you're so damn ugly."
"God dammit Margaret what did you just say?"