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Val produced a cigarette handed it to Ferd, lighting the match for him as Ferd inhaled. Val watched as Ferd took a hit and inhaled with closed eyes, he definitely seemed to love that cigarette. Ferd had a strong grip which could mean a lot of things, all Val knows is that a good handshake is the sign of a man. Maybe a good one, maybe a bad one, but hell it showed Val that his new cohort in crime was dependable. There was just a general rigidness about that Val had only seen in the boys back home who made back from that supposed war to end all wars. Val also heard that distinct Bostonness dripping off Ferd's words, he had only been their once when he was kid, definitely a lot of micks there. Val took a drag, slowly releasing the smoke,

" Huh a tomb raider? Ain't that the cat's pajamas. Well maybe we can figure something out about this mess." Val removed a handkerchief from his pocket and reached for the door, he really didn't want to go down like that Jennings fellow. The door creaked open, the one screw holding the beat up door to the equally torn up trim. They both entered the into the living room observing it's current state, Valentino chuckled softly.

"At least the breaking part of this was covered for us. Christ above I hope this house sitter is alright."

@Haydrian Cindel Its the life of an American writer stuck in the soulless place that is LA
The man raced his open palms, the international sign of "I come in piece." A small kiosk map pokes of of the gentleman's jacket, signifying that he was a contemporary out-of-towner. Val can normally read a person like a book, tell you who would be most likely to not repay their debts, hell even if they were bluffing. Everything seemed to be on lock down, except for his eyes. They seemed to be tired of everything, perhaps this observation could be clouded by the slacked in the tie and the undone collar. Yet for some reason he did seem like the trustworthy sort, the kind that wouldn't be bad to have in the proverbial corner.
Val loosened his grip on his gun, "He got a letter too? How many people are coming around on this little egg hunt? He reaches into his interior pocket and reveals his copy of stationary,

"Looks like this makes two of us in on this caper.' He folds the stationary up nicely before gently setting it in his coat pocket as his new cohort in this situation lowers his hands. "I'm Val." Valentino extends his hand out for a handshake, " You know anything about this whole situation? This sort of thing seems right out of novel."
@Haydrian Cindel I love David Duchovny, if you haven't seen Californication I wholeheartedly recommend it!


@Roland That's pretty chill a writer getting involved in something right out of his own books will definitely be a cool angle.
Valentino Ricci


Valentino looked out the window as rain droplets trailed back, converging like a river. As the train began its deceleration some of the locals looked up due to the mild squeal of metal on metal. It was strange, their eyes seemed locked onto his car, throwing daggers at him. Something about this town really gave him the heebie jeebies, the overcast skies dampened the mood making everything around have a touch of malevolence. The train halts to a stop and the conductor hurries everyone off the train. Val gets shoulder checked by some miscreant, briefly he thinks to give that unkind gentleman the what for. Yet he just grits his teeth, "Probably best to not rock the boat" he thinks as he grabs his hat.

The wind chill hit Val like a brick, it's cold back in Chicago, but something about this place seems to have an extra nip in the air. He reaches into his overcoat and beside the Berreta was the folded up letter, "Alright 1111 South Curlew Drive, time to get ankling." Eyes continued to drill into the back of Val's head as he began walking looking for a street sign. At the next corner a scrawny kid, who couldn't be much older than ten, was yelling at the corner that he has newspaper for sale. Val approaches, his hat cocked sideways, "Hey kid how much for a newspaper?"

"That'll be two cents sir!" Despite the smile, his eyes seemed to tell a different story. They were big and surrounded by dark bags, yet something about them seemed off. Grabbing a dime from his pocket Val asks,

"Maybe you know where 1111 South Curlew drive is?" He flashes the Mercury headed coin and tosses it over before the newspaper boy hesitantly looks around.

" Go down three streets and take a right, you won't miss it." Val starts to walk forward when he felt a small, tight grip on his wrist. " Don't go looking for trouble around here." Something about the kid seemed serious, "Maybe I should stay on guard." Val pondered for a split second,

"I can take care of myself kid." The boy released his grip and began his newspaper spiel again. Val walks on, sliding his hand into his jacket for his pack of smokes and a match. With a fluid motion he lights his cigarette and drops the match, the smoke filling his lungs helped calm him. "What kind of place has some kid warning me?" he wonders to himself as he reaches the third street and takes the right. Around the corner a man is in front of the house, the door looking to be in poor shape. "This debt was already getting interesting." He thought as he approached the man, moving his gun to his outer pocket.


@Roland Looks good dude haha reminds me a little of Alan Wake


Hey I'm interested in this, I can get up a cs in a little bit
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