โ Scribed by Braddock, John
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
At the CIA, he used twenty-two names to spy and operate overseas. Then he left the CIA and went back to his birth name. He went back to being a normal American. Back to being a guy who trusts authorities to solve crimes and stop bad things. Back to being a guy who doesn't need to get involved. Then, Jake Beamer called. And he took on a twenty-fourth name. **
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When I knocked on the door, I didn't know what kind of scam they were running. I knew it involved girls, because a girl brought me to their door. But I didn't know they were the guys who killed my friend until I saw the guns they were using.
I had another problem: An ex-spy can go soft, and I had. I still knew how to do everything, but I did it slower. I did it worse. I didn't do it as cleanly as I used to do it. Which is why Jake would have brought me back slowly, if he could have. But he couldn't. Because sometimes things happen faster than you think.
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