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Action part ll :Danger Danger
by Richard J Kallao
Monday, March 17, 2014

Rated "PG" by the Author.

       
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 Then the  helicopters were moving away now,they must had giving up,he thought ,then he turned he to was abushed ,the helicopters were indeed gone,they had must had drop men off from the helicopters and left them here . He then  took a deep breath,there were at least twenty of them, twenty men too subdued one,he must had been more dangerous then he thought .
 

' My my,' said one of the dark clothes men reaching inside his jacket,' We wondered who took those two, ' he pulled out two small size guns or pistols and handed them to someone else . ' Very bad stealing you'll get life.' He then didn't answer or react, where the hell was Dylan, then suddenly the ground shook around them and the men scattered about leaving him alone all he heard was,' Back to headquarters,earthquake procedures now.' He looked around, the jungle was noisy, anhimals were disturbed by the sound of the earthquake, Next time he shook his head he would know the territory of what he was getting into . 
 

As the earthquake subsided another group of men approached him, this time they were not hostile, a man dressed in black even wearing black sunglasses smiled at him and walked up to him, untying his hands that were bound and both shook hands and smiled at one another .

' Dylan I presume,' he said as other men stood around Dylan and then making sure the area was secure from any more trouble or danger and both turned as another agent appeared ,this one was female and he smiled as she came closer to him.

' How you like our artificial earthquake,' said Dylan,' We scan the area before we landed and we saw you here with them and provided the make believe earthquake, not bad ? ' He smiled as they stopped another agent appeared,this time a lonely one and she smiled at him, she was female it was Jade the agent that he talked to about help . She stopped before him . 

' Jade ? '

She kissed him and they stopped more helicopters approached this time U.S. helicopters and he knew he was safe now,at least until his next job that is . 

to be continued ? 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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