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\chapauth{Dr.\ Mulholland}
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\chapter{The Horrid Assignment}
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Luke Bavarious walked through the front doors of the police
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station. He pushed the doors open. Inside was his boss, Johnny
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Zepeder.
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``Bavarious!''
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``What do you want Johnny.'' Bavarious said.
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``I have a new assignement for you! I hope you will take this new
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assignment!''
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Luke Bavarious took the new assignment and opened the manilla
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envellope like a kid ripping apart a Christmas present that the kid
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had been waiting for. Inside the manilla envellope was a new
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assignment: Kill the local mafia boss.
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Bavarious looked up from his new assignment at his boss.
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``Johnny.''
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``What is it, Bavarious?''
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``This doesn't sound like-{\ldots}''
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Bavarious keeled over and from his mouth cascaded a river of vomit.
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His eyes vomited tears too. The tears and vomit he was vomiting
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pooled on the floor in a horrible cocktail of tears and
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vomit.
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``Bavarious!''
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Bavarious could say nothing. The cocktail kept pouring out of his
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mouth.
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``Dear God, I'll get a doc-''
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Johnny's neck exploded with blood vomiting out of the veins.
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Bavarious screamed. He turned around and screamed again. He raised
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his Baretta (all New York detectives have one.).
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Bavarious turned around and looked at his boss. ``I'm quite sorry,''
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Bavarious said. Johnny said ``you'd b-better b-be'' and belched out
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one last spray of blood stained vomit. Bavarious turned and walked
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out the doors, pushing the doors aside to get through.
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Bavarious looked at his new assignment that he just got. Kill the
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mob boss. But why? Bavarious was not a killer. He was a good man, a
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good Christian man. But he has a Baretta. Barettas are for killing.
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He must kill the boss. He grabbed his Baretta and loaded it and got
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in his car and hit the gas.
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Bavarious arrived at the mob boss's house. He got out of his car
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and shut the door behind him and then locked it. He walked to the
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front door and knocked on it three times. Then he realized. The
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house had been abandoned since the horrid tragedy that had happened
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there 50 years ago. He saw it in his mind{\ldots}
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``Hi, Daddy'' said the kid. The kid smiled. Kids are so wonderful and
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carefree in this terrible world.
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``Hi there kiddo'' said the dad. The dad looked to be about 35 and
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had a beer gut.
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The dad turned around and walked out of the house, pushing the
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door, opening it, and then pulling it, closing it. The kid turned
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around and turned on the TV to get out of the horrors of this
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wretched life. It was 1959. The kid just got the TV as a birthday
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present. His birthday was yesterday.
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The kid heard horrid noises from outside. He got up and opened the
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door. His dad was lying on the ground with a silhouette on him. He
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looked up at the man who was casting the silhouette. He had a can
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of beer in his right hand and a Baretta in the other. Suddenly a
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semi drove across their front lawn at the speed of fifty five miles
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an hour, running the man and his dad over at the same time. Blood
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vomited all over the front of the semi and all over the nice clean
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green cut grass.
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Bavarious woke up; he had fallen asleep. He had dreamed of what
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happened in the mob bosses house 50 years ago. Then he realized. He
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was the kid of his dreams. Bavarious let out a scream and turned
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and ran and went out the front door. He tried to open the door on
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his Ford Contour but it wouldn't open. Suddenly, a headless corpse
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with a can of Coors walked across the lawn towards him. Getting
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closer and closer. Bavarious screamed. He got out his Baretta and
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fired. And fired again. The bullets punched bulletholes through his
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rotting stinky flesh but they didn't hurt him.
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Bavarious screamed and vomited again. The remainders of his lunch
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floated around in a blood tinged mess all over his Ford Contour.
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The Coors holding headless man kept getting closer. Bavarious could
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only do one thing. This was the only option. His father would have
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wanted it this way. He stuck the Baretta into his mouth and pulled
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the trigger. But he had used all of his bullets. He vomited again,
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pouring vomit down the barrel of his gun. He screamed. Finally the
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Coors man was two feet away from him{\ldots}
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``Luke Bavarious, why did you hate me?''
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``Who, who are you?''
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``I am an artist. I am the man who killed your father in a
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semi.''
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He screamed.
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