Carl Willows | Darkeyes; Willows Manor, Study Room; 1:20
Carl shut down the TV with a sigh, and leaned back on his seat, fingers distractedly tapping a march on the armrest. Police believe it to be foul play. Of course they did. He smirked to himself. Of course they did. They always suspected, but there was never any proof, and never anything to link facts back to him.
Not to mention that obviously he hadn’t done anything himself. He had the young ones for that now; the time when he got his own hands dirty was long past. Darkeyes had retired, and now there was only successful businessman Carl Willows, his records clean and impeccable.
A thought brought the computer up from its hibernating state, and another prompted up all he needed. Wong dead meant he had one less annoyance to deal with. Maybe it was time to change his records a bit so that some digging would reveal links to the gangs and suggest illegal trafficking. Drugs? Maybe. Couldn’t hurt. The police would have such fun finding this.
That settled… He shifted in his seat, repressed a wince at the pain that shot up from his mangled leg. He just might need to call dear old George, ask how he was doing. Probably in pain too—a thought that was quite effective at making Carl feel better about it.
Now, speaking of the young ones. He brought up the tracker he kept on them, raised a brow at one particular flashing dot: the one marked with a tiny little lightning bolt. He picked up the phone. Baker was getting a bit close to the retirement home where his old foes now resided. Should he warn her?
…No. If she decided to cause trouble, he might as well use it to evaluate how they were right now. Nothing much than retired ruins, he suspected, but a little test wouldn’t hurt. And if by some miracle she kept low, well. Less publicity to hush down.
He almost missed the good old times. There was so little challenge nowadays.
Maybe he’d give Rosencrantz a call.
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