His eyes looked down the scope, his aim adjusted for wind and gravity, the crosshairs were where they needed to be.. and so the tall, well-muscled handsome man pulled the trigger.
His name was Johnathan, Johnathan Mitchell, and he had been doing this for as long as he could remember. The only life that made sense to him was death, it seemed to be the one thing he was good at. He'd always been smart, too smart for school, too smart for his own good. He'd accelerated within the mafia's ranks quickly, and soon he was their trusted man. They'd give him everything he needed, because they knew he would get the job done, and never leave a trace. As he calmly packed up his .28 caliber sniper rifle, packing it up in a briefcase as the car which was being steered by the now dead-man in the driver's seat crashed into a wall.
He returned to his vehicle, the last thing you'd expect from a hitman, he drove a 2006 Beige Toyota Corolla, the 'old person's' car. It wasn't flashy, in fact, it was very easily forgettable, but that was the point. He'd tweaked the engine in case he ever needed a little extra boost in an escape, but mostly he drove within the rules of the road and calmly away from his sniper perch. It would take them forever to figure out where the shot came from, and by forever, he would be long gone. He had finished his job, he would collect his paycheque, and now there was only one thing on his mind. Another day, another dollar, another dollar in the bank. He was a meticulous saver, building up wealth quickly, though he occasionally couldn't help buying a little treat for his treasure.
His treasure, seemingly, the one thing he lived for. She was his everything, yet he kept her a secret. He was scared to lose her, the one thought that could actually scare this man, was not having her. He needed her, and he gave her everything she needed, except freedom. She would stay at home and wait for him during the day, kept within an on-suite to his warehouse which consisted of a lovingly furnished bedroom, and accompanying bathroom, with a corner of the bedroom reserved for punishments. He turned left toward home and what might have been a hint of a smile crept onto the corner of his lips as he thought of her. Maybe he would punish her tonight, maybe pleasure, he usually gave her both. As he drove mindlessly through the city, soon he found himself home, where he knew who he'd find waiting for him. He walked briskly past a pair of door-guards, the warehouse used for other mafia transactions, he found the ensuite comfortable enough to call home. And, the mafia would obey his wishes, they would make sure that she would never leave. It kept strangers out, kept his lovely angel in, it was all that he needed. He reached the door to the hallway that led to their living quarters, a dark grin on his lips now, setting the briefcase down in their private hallway, walking towards the door and swinging it open in stride. "Layna, I'm home.."
His name was Johnathan, Johnathan Mitchell, and he had been doing this for as long as he could remember. The only life that made sense to him was death, it seemed to be the one thing he was good at. He'd always been smart, too smart for school, too smart for his own good. He'd accelerated within the mafia's ranks quickly, and soon he was their trusted man. They'd give him everything he needed, because they knew he would get the job done, and never leave a trace. As he calmly packed up his .28 caliber sniper rifle, packing it up in a briefcase as the car which was being steered by the now dead-man in the driver's seat crashed into a wall.
He returned to his vehicle, the last thing you'd expect from a hitman, he drove a 2006 Beige Toyota Corolla, the 'old person's' car. It wasn't flashy, in fact, it was very easily forgettable, but that was the point. He'd tweaked the engine in case he ever needed a little extra boost in an escape, but mostly he drove within the rules of the road and calmly away from his sniper perch. It would take them forever to figure out where the shot came from, and by forever, he would be long gone. He had finished his job, he would collect his paycheque, and now there was only one thing on his mind. Another day, another dollar, another dollar in the bank. He was a meticulous saver, building up wealth quickly, though he occasionally couldn't help buying a little treat for his treasure.
His treasure, seemingly, the one thing he lived for. She was his everything, yet he kept her a secret. He was scared to lose her, the one thought that could actually scare this man, was not having her. He needed her, and he gave her everything she needed, except freedom. She would stay at home and wait for him during the day, kept within an on-suite to his warehouse which consisted of a lovingly furnished bedroom, and accompanying bathroom, with a corner of the bedroom reserved for punishments. He turned left toward home and what might have been a hint of a smile crept onto the corner of his lips as he thought of her. Maybe he would punish her tonight, maybe pleasure, he usually gave her both. As he drove mindlessly through the city, soon he found himself home, where he knew who he'd find waiting for him. He walked briskly past a pair of door-guards, the warehouse used for other mafia transactions, he found the ensuite comfortable enough to call home. And, the mafia would obey his wishes, they would make sure that she would never leave. It kept strangers out, kept his lovely angel in, it was all that he needed. He reached the door to the hallway that led to their living quarters, a dark grin on his lips now, setting the briefcase down in their private hallway, walking towards the door and swinging it open in stride. "Layna, I'm home.."