The spandex hero was in hot pursuit of Notorio, who had just robbed the city’s biggest bank and was now fleeing across the rooftops.
The Masked Maestro, as a zealous newspaper editor had dubbed him, had been playing cat and mouse with Notorio for the best part of three years now. He’d always been able to thwart his arch-enemy’s nefarious plans but never was able to put him behind bars. That was about to change.
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How the heck can you keep putting out so vastly different wonderful stories?!!
Blood, sweat and tears, Brieuse 😉
Wonderful!
Very much enjoying your stories. 🙂
This was so tragic, and beautifully written. Well done!
I love the word nefarious!
This is really good, it was a bit cheesy at first. However, I found it quite amusing towards the end, anyways good luck on your mission
Love your blog! Love this post…nice mix of genres.
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Great ending