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He shook his head confirming my question. â€Å"How do you know if we are the highest bidder?† â€Å"I don’t.† He pinched the bridge of his nose. The phone rang, â€Å"Hello,† Eloy said lifting his wrist to check his watch. â€Å"Be there is twenty.† He snapped the phone shut. â€Å"Head down down†¦MLK Blvd†¦Blair issued you your work equipment last night.† This wasn’t a question; it was a warning of the pending danger we were about to face. â€Å"I have my own protection.† His laugher filled the car. â€Å"Sassy, defiant and dangerous; how is it you are still single?† â€Å"My new found freedom is all thanks to you, Eloy.† His eyebrow drew together with concern. â€Å"Thank you.† I said making eye contact with him through the mirror. He needed to know that even if I didn’t care for the predicament I was in, that I was grateful for him pulling back the blinds and showing me what was really g oing on. I think that is why I felt obligated to see this agreement to the end. Trey got what he was after and it came as no price to me so why did I stay? I told myself it was out of gratitude to Eloy; a man I barely knew. As I pulled the car onto MLK I check to make sure the locks were secure. Leaning forward I removed my gun from my ankle sliding it under the hover console department. The car had built in amenities that were a criminal’s best friend. I mean really who places a cubby under the console. It a perfect stash spot, assessable to both the driver and the passenger. The navigation chimed. I pulled the car overShow MoreRelatedThe Full Time Position Of Teaching Associate960 Words   |  4 PagesI would like to apply for the full-time position of Teaching Associate. I have been employed in this same position during the current academic year where I have supervised over forty undergraduate students on the following papers: SAN1, SAN2, SAN8, and S5 (SAN6). 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