So Smitten by Blake Pierce

Author:Blake Pierce [Pierce, Blake]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Blake Pierce
Published: 2023-11-06T00:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER THIRTEEN

The Wolfman parked his truck across the street and shut off the lights. In the city, he would never have been able to get away with that, but in the suburbs, people never imagined that anything bad would happen. They were safe in their own little bubble, and the bad things happened to Other People.

Well, everyone was Other People until they weren’t. He had learned that the hard way.

He checked his tools and confirmed that they were in running shape. The electric portion of the collar was the electrode from a cattle prod, a radio receiver and a mechanism for limiting the amperage of the shock so he could adjust the current via a modified RC controller. It was a crude looking and rather ugly weapon, but it was effective, and he knew from experience that function was more important than form. Besides, the weapon was unique and, therefore, virtually untraceable as long as he didn’t leave anything behind.

He never left anything behind. Nothing that mattered anyway. The boots he wore were probably the most common pair of work boots in the country. Hundreds of pairs were sold every week, even in his large size. They wouldn’t be able to track him by his bootprints. He wore gloves and an equally common type of jeans and t-shirt, all bargain basement, all worn by millions of people.

Of course, he left the bodies behind, but that was good. People should see what these men were.

He got out of his car and headed to the house. Today, in addition to his normal clothing and his wolf mask, he wore a hooded sweatshirt, oversized and baggy to give the impression that he was heavier than he was. It was a thin disguise. If anyone did happen to see him, they could give the police a fairly accurate description of his height and gender, but once more, he wasn’t all that uncommon. He was a big man, but not so big that he would turn heads.

He knocked on the door. A few seconds later, the homeowner answered because, of course, he did. It was the suburbs. If someone was knocking on his door late at night, it surely was something innocuous like a need for directions or to borrow a phone. No one actually killed people in their own homes.

The homeowner really should have known better, considering the people he ran with, but stupidity abounded.

“Can I help you?” the man asked. Then he saw the mask, and his eyes widened.

The Wolfman shoved hard. The man fell back with a cry, and the Wolfman quickly and calmly stepped inside and shut and locked the door.

“Hey,” the homeowner said in a shaky voice. “Hey, I have money in a safe upstairs. I can get it for you. Please don’t hurt me.”

“You have a gun in the safe upstairs too, Bobby,” the Wolfman said. “I’m pretty sure that’ll hurt me if I let you use it.”

The homeowner, Robert “Bobby” Evans, blinked in surprise. “How do you know

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