Disclaimer: Like all lit stories this one would fit in multiple categories. This story has light playing between friends, exhibitionism, and lots of light bondage. If those aren't your thing, stop now and find another story.
*****
The next few days passed just like before, he took me to nice restaurants and I had a nice time. The sex was raw, passionate and intense. Despite our differences, we each filled a role in each other's lives. At the end like last time he left early after leaving a fat envelope with five thousand dollars by me on the bed. Less upset this time I took him up on his offers, I worked out, had a nice meal and massage then got dressed and left.
*****
"Can you help me out?" I asked.
Officer Tommy Scott looked up at me from his computer with bright shining eyes. A fellow officer for the last three years he was the resident computer genius. We'd gone drinking as friends a few times and I knew he'd developed a small crush on me. I always gave him a kiss under the mistletoe at the company Christmas party but I'd also gently but firmly let him know that we'd only be friends so he kept his advances to light flirting. I liked him and he was genuinely funny and warm but he lacked the force of personality I craved in a man.
"Sure, what you need chica?"
"Trying to find some info on a person but I really don't know much about him. Also, I'd like it kept unofficial, I don't want it traced that I looked him up."
He raised an eyebrow at me.
I gave him my best neutral stare.
"I could get into a little trouble for this," he said nervously.
Thinking quick and deciding that the best way to deal with this and ensure his loyalty was to throw him a bone, "And I could get in trouble by letting you come into the girl's locker room to watch me change out of my uniform but I guess it's a chance we'll both have to take."
His eyes practically bulged out of his head as my words sunk in, he looked around the nearly deserted room to the multiple officer desks scattered to make sure nobody was near us. Fortunately, his desk was in front of a wall so nobody could sit behind him.
"But I'm on a short time span because I'm taking off early so the locker room will be empty, but in another hour or two, too many people will be here."
He nodded and cracked his knuckles, "Give me what info you have."
I quickly gave a name and distinguishing characteristics as his hands flew across the keyboard.
"That's all you got? A first name."
"I don't even know if it's a first or last."
He gave a hmmmm noise as he kept working the computer, after a few minutes he looked up.
"Based on everything you've told me is this him?"
I looked at the screen, a military photo and a civilian mugshot were side-by-side.
"That's it, that's him."
"Well it looks like his name is Kevin Chase, former military special forces now turned mob hitman. This says he seems to be trading up."
"How so?"
"They're not sure, he seems to be acting as a liaison for the Bonano crime family. Nobody knows for what," he kept reading and gave a soft whistle. "This guy is a badass."
His face took on a dark expression and he looked up at me, "What's this for? Have you met him or something?"
"No, nothing like that, just a cold case I'm working on," I quickly lied.
He nodded, seeming to take the explanation at face value, as he began to read, "Well, if this guy's involved be careful. File here says he's an expert marksman, a hand-to-hand combat instructor, and was awarded a bunch of medals while serving. When he got out, he somehow hooked up with various criminal drug organizations and became a freelance hitter. He's the prime suspect in more than a dozen murders and a person of interest in at least a dozen disappearances... wow, that's a little... uhm..."
"What?"
"Where the person has simply never been seen again."
"Scary," we both said at the same time.
"Riiiiiight, he's smart too, got his Bachelor's at Syracuse in Business and a Law degree. Huh, go figure, he can be his own lawyer."
"Probably how he's able to stay out of jail."
"Probably."
"Notes on him say he's cold and methodical, extremely dangerous, and this guy is of interest in a cold case you're working?"
I nodded.
"Sounds like if you run into him you need to bring SWAT, do not mess with him."
"For sure."
Swallowing he looked around, "So did you need anything else or does that cover us?"
I smiled and told him, "No, nothing else, but I did want to show you a new gun I bought."
He couldn't hide his disappointed look, "Oh, uh sure, that sounds cool."
"It's in my locker."
"Oh... uhm..."
"In my locker," I emphasized.
"Ohhhhhhh."
I giggled as he finally grasped my meaning, he stood and we walked back toward the locker rooms.
"Do you really have a new gun?" he whispered.
"I actually do. I brought it today because I wanted to test it on the range, that's why I'm leaving early."
"What kind?"
"Heckler & Koch HK45."
"Ouch, that must've cost a little bit."