The Blood Feud

danced on the edges of society, always sneaking past those pathetic law enforcers. Street n

olks like flies, but it also made him a prime

ude's childhood was anything but pleasant. Daddy dearest abandone

urvival. And in the midst of that chaos, he raised his ki

n the lam, mixed up in all sorts of illegal crap, turned him into a damn lone wolf from day o

dmired that reckless spirit of his old man. Th

trash on the steps of the so-called "Bible" church. The news hit the town like a damn tornado, leaving ev

, no obvious scumbags to blame, no leads for those incompetent pigs to foll

fire. He was on a warpath, hell-bent on expos

f danger. Grief and a thirst for payback had him digging into Claud

nd of his life. He didn't give a rat's ass what he ha

's twisted history. But damn, the closer he got to the truth, t

Cat. He knew it was a dangerous place, but he didn't care. He was d

felt the eyes of the patrons on him. He wa

dated. He walked up to th

sitting in the corner. The man was watching him i

lked over to Cassidy. "What a

r information,"

d of info

Claude

rrowed. "What do

know who ki

"You're in over

I'm going to find out who did i

dy up. Then he nodded. "I'll tell you what I k

he knew about Claude's death. It was a s

sidy became bothered. He reali

no closer to finding Claude's killer. But he was one st

dy. This new identity marked a transformation, a rebirth of his determination and resolve.

world-weary gaze. Detective Reynolds, a name etched in the town's history,

Reynolds feeding him half-truths and lies, keepi

e was determined to get the truth about h

g to me," Kaz said.

uld give it to you," he said.

emanded. "What a

nolds said. "But there are thi

or anything,

. "Because once you know the t

ed at Reynolds, his eyes burnin

ell you what I know. But it's

a complicated man. He had a lot of secrets, and he made a lot o

"I just want to kn

s said. "But first, you need t

a crime he didn't commit. He told him about the time Claude was forced to work for a d

ged to find a way to get by. But he made a lot of enemies al

father's death was a rev

that. There's a lot of money involved. And there are a lot

Kaz a

knew secrets that could destroy a lot of people. And t

lent for a

death was a result of revenge?

father are dangerous. And they won't hesitate to kil

fraid," Ka

said. "This is not a gam

This was serious, all he wanted was to find

," he said. "And I'm go

" Reynolds said.

o think about. But one thing was for sure: and that is he was going