Assassin for Hire

Kim Young took a seat on the park bench across from the park swing set. He watched as the little children laughed and played. He smiled as he remember the days when he used to do the same, when he was innocent. He was innocent no more. He was a killer. An assassin for hire.

Kim Young was waiting for his most recent client in the park. His client was suppose to be an important person in these parts. His client was supposedly very wealth and that was all that really mattered to him. All of a sudden, Kim Young felt a shiver go down his spine. Someone was watching him. Kim Young turned to his left and then to his right. He didn't see anyone. He then turned around to look behind him and saw someone wearing all black. He raised his eyebrows and assumed that person was his client.

Belle walked quietly across the park. It was rare that she got time away from any one. Including her fiance Wade Barrett. She was one of those women that looked as though she could never do anything bad. That was exactly how she got away with it most of the time.

Scanning the park she spotted a young man who looked out of place. He did not look like he was a parent as all the parents were with their children. Belle observed him wondering if she was doing the wrong thing but when he turned and saw her it was too late. She had no choice but to go through with it. Walking forward Belle sat next to him with a smirk. "Sure you can get the job done?" She asked quietly and pretended not to be talking to him but instead searching her purse.

Kim Young looked at the woman in black. He was surprised. She didn't look like she could do anything wrong. She looked as innocent as the children on the swings. Kim Young shrugged and turned to look at the children as the woman sat next to him on the park bench.

Kim Young smirked as the women asked him if he could get the job done. She obviously did not know about his level of skill. "I can...for the right price of course." Kim Young stopped to brush the invisible lent off of his suit. "But, I'll need to know more about your target of choice. I don't want to hit the wrong person."