āI gave you one fucking job. One job. Grab the right guy. Itās the same job you always have. How do you manage to fuck this up?ā He asked, hand clenching around the idiotās throat.Ā
It had been a simple job, all they had to do was grab the guy that had tried to steal their money and their heist plans. The rat had been in their midst for months, feeding information to cops and other gangs to try and gain some favour in case they got found out. And they did. Bailey wasnāt an idiot, he knew when there were leaks and when people were trying to take him down. He had spies on the police force that told him if they were ever getting close to exposing their crimes and, luckily, they knew better than to try and cross him unlike the Rat. Usually his men were good at their job and there were no fuck ups but now he had some random guy off of the street and a rat out on the streets spreading his secrets.
āGet back out there and find him. If you canāt find him you might as well put the bullet between your eyes yourself,ā he told the guy before he released him, pushing him away.Ā āLeave the other one with me. Iāll sort it.āĀ
Bailey waved his men away and walked over to the new figure that was kneeling in the centre of the room, pulling the pistol from the holster that rest against his ribs, checking the bullets were loaded before he crouched down in front of his latest victim.Ā āMy men arenāt usually this bad I have to admit,ā he told him, reaching out to gently lift his chin with his fingers,Ā āI donāt like to get blood on my hands. I have people to do that for me but now youāve seen my face, youāve seen what my base looks like and you know our plans. You know too much through no fault of your own. Sadly, thatās not enough of a reason for me to let you go. No hard feelings right?ā Bailey took a step back and cocked his pistol before pressing the barrel to the manās forehead.