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Fri Dec 01 2000 at 4:03:34
Deck checked his watch; it was a quarter 'till six. He had just enough time to throw on his jacket and hat, haul ass down three flights of stairs, tear around the corner to the J-Mart and pick up a bottle of the Brown before they closed.
Reclining at his desk ten minutes later, suckling thoughtfully on a fresh glass of
Life-be-Gone
, Deck began to formulate his course of action. Mr. Li was quite wrong in his previous assumption; this was
exactly
Deck's kind of game. A situation such as this required
subtlety
and he couldn't screw over his client. Word travels quick in the biz and a few
grand
now isn't worth losing your
rep
over, or even, in some cases, losing your kneecaps while some sweaty, dago fuck named Guido is delicately re-arranging your anatomy with a golf club. Beside that, it was apparent that someone wanted this book badly or else Li would have just tossed it in a safe deposit box. Deck smelled blood somewhere in all of this but a little danger never stopped him from paying the rent. No, Deckard Coffield could most certainly not screw over his
client
. . . but Seedy Petey Wilson sure could.
Deckard got on the
horn
. Petey Wilson could and would screw over anyone for the right price. People, upon hearing the name of Seedy Petey, would invariably quote the cliche and age-old
axiom
that Pete would "fuck over his own mother for a buck," but they were wrong. He would require at least 30% of the cut before he went anywhere near a family member, dangerous criminal, law enforcement agent or public figures.
"Hello?" inquired an ironically soothing and friendly voice from the other end of the line.
"Petey? Deck."
"Carrie, my man; good to hear from you. How's bein' a
dick
treatin' ya?"
"It's 'Deck,' you little fuck. I'm amazed no one's fucking killed you yet."
Petey laughed, "No, my friend; it was 'Deck' when you didn't owe me two-hundred bucks. A couple
C-note
s will certainly make me forget that you have a
bitch
name."
"Yeah, I've been meaning to talk to you about that," Deck growled. "I hear you are becoming a regular fuckin' expert on the subject of
magnets and their practical house-hold-fucking-uses
. . . Ring any bells Petey?"
"Deckard." Petey gasped, "How could you imply such things? You know I run a
clean game
!"
Deck snorted, "That's a fuckin' laugh." He paused to light a Lucky from the smoldering end of the one in his mouth. "Anyways, we can settle that shit later." Deck exhaled a blue
plume
of smoke into the receiver. "Something important came up and I need you to do something for me."
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