A Tiny Taste of Blood

Suzie came back. “It’s a blonde with a tiny gun in her hand,” she said. “I think you’d like her.”

“What’s she driving?” Bernie said.

“Audi,” said Suzie. “Tomato red.”

Bernie grabbed the door handle,  jerked the door open, and there was Portia Peters, ex-wife of Kelo, our missing client. The next moment I had her wrist in my mouth and the tiny gun was on the ground. We were a good team, me and Bernie.

“Ow, he’s biting me.”

“I wouldn’t say biting,” Bernie said. “It’s more a clamping thing he does. Chet?”

I let go even though I didn’t really want to. I don’t say no to Bernie.

He pulled Portia inside and closed the door. She took in the sights, namely Freddie Dancer and Trimmer, cuffed and lying on the floor. “You stupid jerks,” she said.

Trimmer raised his head. “Aw, Sis, don’t be that way.”

“Sis?” said Bernie.

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5 Responses to “A Tiny Taste of Blood”

  1. Lady Doodle Dog
    4:03 am on August 25th, 2009

    Hah! Good job Chet. I bet her blood tasted nasty, just like her.

  2. B. Stover
    4:16 am on August 25th, 2009

    But Chet thinks that she has a nice smell so I still don't think she can be that bad. Interesting development.

  3. Rebecca Rice
    7:07 am on August 25th, 2009

    I like Suzie. She's got real style and poise, considering a few minutes back she had a gun to her head. She might make a good addition to your team, Chet.

  4. C. Harris
    2:36 pm on August 25th, 2009

    Hmmm….with all the action going on surely Siggy must be yipping next door. Do you hear him Chet?

  5. Rebecca Rice
    8:26 pm on August 25th, 2009

    Is there often this much traffic in your neighborhood, Chet? C. Harris has a very good point.

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