The Killer's Game

The Killer's Game

It was a beautiful summer night, and the moon was shining brightly in the sky. John was sitting in his car, waiting for his next target. He had been a hitman for over a decade, and he was very good at his job. He had killed dozens of people without getting caught, and he enjoyed the thrill of the hunt.

Suddenly, he saw his target walking down the street. It was a wealthy businessman who had crossed the wrong people, and now he was paying the price. John got out of his car and followed the man from a distance. He was careful not to raise any suspicion, and he waited for the right moment to strike.

The businessman entered a dark alley, and John followed him. He took out his gun and aimed it at the man's head. "Don't move," he said in a low voice. "You're going to die tonight."

The businessman froze in terror, and John pulled the trigger. The man fell to the ground, and John quickly left the scene. He knew that the police would be there soon, and he didn't want to get caught.

John returned to his apartment, feeling satisfied with his work. He had completed another job without any complications, and he knew that he would be paid well for it. He poured himself a drink and sat down on his couch, thinking about his next target.

Suddenly, his phone rang. It was his boss, the one who hired him for the job. "John, we have a new assignment for you," he said. "It's a big one, and it's going to pay well."

John listened carefully as his boss gave him the details of the job. It was a high-profile assassination, and the target was a powerful politician who had crossed some dangerous people. John knew that it was a risky job, but he couldn't resist the opportunity to earn a lot of money.

He accepted the job and started to plan his next move. He spent several days researching the politician's schedule and finding the best way to approach him. He knew that he had to be careful and not leave any evidence behind.

Finally, the day of the assassination arrived. John dressed in his best suit and carried his gun in a concealed holster. He waited for the politician to arrive at a charity event and mingled with the crowd. He was calm and collected, and nobody suspected him of anything.

Suddenly, the politician appeared on stage, and John saw his opportunity. He took out his gun and aimed it at the politician's head. But just as he was about to pull the trigger, he heard a voice behind him.

"Stop right there!" it said. "Put your hands up and drop the gun!"

John turned around and saw several police officers pointing their guns at him. He realized that he had been set up, and he had fallen into a trap.

He tried to run, but the officers caught him and handcuffed him. He was taken to a police station and interrogated for hours. He knew that he was in deep trouble, and he had to come up with a plan to escape.

Finally, he saw his chance. One of the officers had left the room, and John saw a key on the table. He grabbed the key and unlocked his handcuffs. He ran out of the room and started to run down the hallway.

He was almost at the exit when he saw another officer blocking his way. But John was quick, and he punched the officer in the face. The officer fell to the ground, and John ran out of the building.

He knew that he had