Chapter 11

“As good as I expected,” Angel said, examining the sniper rifle. Then she opened the pistol case. “Yep. He knew his guns. Not that I doubted it.” She was looking at Mick’s Ruger SR22. “Good for close up work,” she told me. I nodded and she smiled. “You already knew that.” She checked out Mick’s other gun, a 9mm, semi-automatic, and approved as well

She liked his choice of knife—a double-edged one with a six-inch blade. “Think you could kill someone with this?” she asked me.

“To be honest, I’m not sure. There’s something about the idea of stabbing a person…”

“Not stab, Zane. Cut their throat.” When I hissed in a breath, she said, “We’ll deal with training you for that when the time comes. From your reaction, I think we’ll stick to guns for now. What are you carrying?”

I looked at her in confusion, replying, “I’m not.” I was lying, of course, but I didn’t think she’d catch onto that.