The Assassins Guild: Earth Must BE Stopped (The Assassin Guild Book 1) by Andrew Saxon & Andrew Saxon

The Assassins Guild: Earth Must BE Stopped (The Assassin Guild Book 1) by Andrew Saxon & Andrew Saxon

Author:Andrew, Saxon & Andrew, Saxon [Andrew, Saxon]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: Saxon Andrew Publishing LLC
Published: 2018-02-08T16:00:00+00:00


Chapter Fifteen

Tal laid back and closed his eyes. So far, so good. His thoughts wandered to Ka and he felt his pain coming back but immediately forced it out of his mind. He was close to falling asleep and heard a different voice over his communicator, “You’re doing a good job of hiding.”

Tal sat up straight and asked, “Who is this?”

“I’m Ka’s daughter, Sha.”

“How are you on my communicator?”

“Get real, Tal. My mother made me swallow one of the communication devices when I was a teenager to keep track of me.”

“How do you know about me?”

“My mother told me about everything that happened on Earth and I’m a very curious individual. I questioned her in detail and she answered my questions to shut me up. I’m especially curious about you.”

“Well, don’t be.”

He heard her laugh, “Too late, it’s already happened. I really looked forward to meeting you on this cruise but understand that you’re playing a game of hide-and-seek with my mother and Major Montana. You’re preventing me from asking you some questions that intrigue me.”

“Ask them now.”

“No, I really prefer to ask them in person. How long are you going to continue this game?”

“Until I win it,” he answered.

“You’re only doing this to avoid my mother.” Tal was silent, and she continued, “I really think she is a consummate donkey’s bottom for ending your partnership, but I can’t tell her anything. She shouldn’t have done it, but I understand why.”

“Why did she do it?”

“Why don’t you ask her.”

“I don’t want to hear it from her! Why don’t you tell me?”

“Tal, you have no idea how much my father messed her up. I know she has feelings for you, but she will never act on them. She’s just incapable of doing that.”

“I saw that at the beginning but hoped I could overcome her reluctance.”

“And you got hurt in the process,” she responded.

“Yeah, I guess I did.”

“And because of that, now you’re preventing me from meeting you and I don’t like being blocked from getting what I want.”

“This has nothing to do with you!”

“You don’t think I know that; you don’t know me. However, can’t we meet and talk about it.”

“If I did that, Duncan and your mother would make me in a heartbeat.”

“Come on, Tal. Consider it a challenge. If you’re half as smart as I think you are, you should be able to come up with a way to do it without being caught.” Tal thought about it and snickered. Sha heard him and quickly replied, “I can see you’re thinking about it.”

Tal smiled, “You’ve already met me, Mam.”

Sha laughed out-loud, “Was that you?”

“Yes, it was.”

“Next time I see you, I’m going to make a point of apologizing. That shouldn’t cause any issues.”

“Seems you don’t know how good your mother is at seeing things.”

“That’s where you’re wrong, Tal. I know everything there is to know about my mother and I know everything she knows.”

“Surely, not everything.”

“No, I know everything.”

“What about her assassin training?”

“I got all of that before I was eighteen.



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