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• JUDI    Chapter 14. Decisions

  Judi knew what must be done. She must retrieve the evidence and prove her innocence if she must stand against the syndicate. She was just one innocent fragile girl. The syndicate was the most powerful mafia conglomerate in the country. As long as anyone knew, the syndicate was invisible and totally a ghost association. Most people who asked about the syndicate, ended up disappeared or just totally hacked to death with no trace. This was a system that Tuesday had traced and discovered. It was the same thing that got him killed.Judi knew she might never come back from this alive. She didn’t intend to. All she wanted was to clear her name and take down the syndicate who would do anything to keep her mouth shut. She brought out the ruffled paper from her back pocket and peered at it once more. She had to get it done immediately. She just had to get the tapes or nothing else matters. Not even her innocence.She had nothing left. Not even a roof over her head. She fel

• JUDI    Chapter 13: The Girl Called Gracie Paulie

  Staring out of the window, Gracie Paulie felt like Cinderella in a glass castle hidden away from all the charming princes ready to steal her away. Gracie was just nine years old but she always had an amazing mind. Her hazel eyes reminded her everyday of how close she felt to Hades. She was just a pretty brown skin girl with a curly overgrown hair. She had the most beautiful hair ever. It totally rocked. She loved to feel the soft curly texture of her overgrown natural hair which was beautifully trimmed. This was the most peaceful moment of her existence. She just loved having the wind hit against her face. She loved the way it bristled her hair. It was a feeling that nothing could explain.Sometimes, when the wind billowed her hair to fly. All she did was just sing with such softness. Her voice was so beautiful whenever she sang. It was just like that of Anne from the opera movie. She just sat on the pavement of her gl

• JUDI    Chapter 12: JUDAS

  Judi kept on walking towards the sun. Heck, she had just escaped one of them. He must have been a terrible sprinter. Now, those early morning training sessions paid off. A memory of running through the streets every morning resurrected on her mind. Funny, how you get to miss stuffs that didn't even make sense when you could do them. She missed her life back then. It was just like it had been so long, since she lived as Judi. So long, since she had run around the street with Makinde every morning. He was the one who had pushed her into running, always complaining that she was going to be plump soon. She knew there was no way she would be fat... absolutely no way. Makinde had his wits. He was just the most persuasive person she had ever met.She had done so many things for him...so many things she just couldn't remember. She smiled as she recaptured an old memory."Man, you're fast.” she was trying to catch her breathe. Makinde was a really fast sprinte

• JUDI    Chapter 11: Parralel Enemies

  Ify looked at the mirror in front of her. Damn! Her face looked so disfigured now. She was freaking bleeding and had this monstrous bandage covering her face. She just felt this fury in her veins staring at a reflection she couldn't understand anymore. She knew, she used to be beautiful. She just knew that but the beauty was gone now. It was all gone and all she had was a face that resembled that of cyborg.She remembered her partner the "mountain." The mountain was one hell of a good buddy. He knew how to make her smile and he always called her chump; a word that got her happy instead of angry at the derogatory response. But it was the way mountain said it that mattered more. He was one hell of a partner. Infact, the best partner in the LPF. She couldn't believe he had been killed just because they had underestimated their enemy. They had underestimated the smucking girl and she just took them by surprise.She blacked out again. What the hell

• JUDI    Chapter 10: Fading Stars

  Makinde felt the hot sweat pouring through his skin. Damn! When did things get to change so much? When did his life turn into all this wild race for survival?He always thought, he was the smartest one in the room. How could he have been so callous and stupid?He had let his emotions and sentiments cloud his thoughts and actions. He smiled at how stupid he had been to walk up to the LPF station. It had seemed like such a good idea at that time.Makinde had seen his best friend from college murdered right before his eyes. He had seen Tuesday lose all faith and belief. He had watched the cop pull out his pistol in the dark room and blast his godamn skull. He had seen his body drop to the floor with the blood oozing out from his cold corpse.He bit his finger. He bit those mother smucking fingers more out of fear than mere curiosity. He remembered the long ride on his toyota camry to the police station. Surely, he would get someone to trust. Someone, he coul

• JUDI    Chapter 9: Shut the fuck up lady!

  "Damn it, these mother smuckers have absolutely no idea when to mind their own damn business".Clement let out a smile to throw the journalist who was interviewing him off his dark thoughts. They just didn't get it. Certain rules just have to be implemented to restore order and if these actions are not exercised, the resultant effects would be mob attacks and maybe... even maybe a civil war. This was the only way to stop this collosal damage. Hell, he was doing this whole country a favour by trying to melt these riots. And so far, it had been so good.Maybe when he got up there, things could change for good. For now, order had to be maintained at all cost and the truth could create more chaos when revealed."Sir," the beautiful, elegant female journalist interrupted his thoughts. He hated people who looked as elegant as she did... maybe not hate but sort of a feeling that clustered on his mind and it felt apathetic or just filled with despite.Sh