Action, Reaction and Consequences Ch. 09 - Sex Stories

Action, Reaction and Consequences Ch. 09

... provided covering fire, which had allowed several of the men present at the funeral to live another day and not die alongside his brother. After the incident, like any war, it was the never-ending feeling of guilt, that hung around Mark's neck, like an albatross of shame. He lived with it every day he was alive. After leaving the army, he took his solace in becoming a Fireman. He could save and not take, lives.

Some of the people present at the funeral now knew this was not an accident, it had been premeditated. They were waiting for Mark's colleague Matt, to come out of his coma. They were sure that he was tied into this tragic event.

Back in Bournemouth, Tanya's old boss Graham read about what had happened to Matt. He knew this was no accident. He had already done some covert digging into Tanya's new life and had taken a few days off, here and there, to track her. With what had now happened to Matt, she must surely see that she needed to step back from the madness she has wrapped herself up in. He knew that she kept an appointment at a nail bar, every other week, at the same time. He felt this would provide the most opportune moment to intercept her.

Tammi parked her car in the public car park then, walked down onto the small high street, towards the pedestrian crossing. As she reached the crossing, a man with a flat cap bumped into her. When she tried to change direction, he did the same, At the last minute, he lifted his head so she could see his face. Graham. ...

... He told her to step into the pub, which she did. He motioned to a corner at the back and he ordered two cups of coffee. He sat with Tanya, ready to try and reason with her.

The nail bar was directly opposite the pub. Rita, the nail technician, had seen what had happened and became suspicious. She immediately rang the owner of the nail bar.

"Sorry to disturb you Mickey but, someone just intercepted Tammi and guided her into the Rose opposite. I didn't recognise him so thought I'd best tell you."

Two minutes later the phone rang in the Rose pub. Mickey asked the landlord to quietly lock the front door, if anyone was in there, persuade them to leave within the next ten minutes. If the guy with Tammi tried to leave, stop him, any way he can.

The landlord walked over to the two old men that came in every day to sup on a few pints before the horse racing got underway and they'd walk to the bookmakers. He told them he needed to turn the power off and gave them twenty pounds to go down to the bookmakers early. They necked their drinks and eagerly waved goodbye.

Shortly after, Mickey walked in via the back door with one of his enforcers, a very large man called Claude. It was during the last couple of seconds of the conversation taking place between Tammi and the man that had intercepted her that they realised, Mickey was there. Mickey sat and shuffled in next to Tammi, letting Graham see the gun in his body holster. Claude sat in next to Graham and rifled through his ...