"David L. Robbins - Endworld 15 - Nevade Run" - читать интересную книгу автора (Robbins David L)if I'm edgy."
"A wiseguy can't afford to get edgy," Giorgio noted. "You know the saying: If you blow your cool, you're a fool." He paused. "I don't like fools in my organization." "It won't happen again," Manzo vowed. "I promise!" Giorgio glanced at the other trigger man, Ianozzi. "Did you hear that, Ozzi? He says it won't happen again." Ozzi's green eyes brightened, his thin lips curling upward. "I heard it, Boss." The driver suddenly slammed on the brakes, causing the jeep to lurch slightly as it abruptly slowed. Giorgio gripped the dash with his left hand for support. "What the hell are you doing. Sacks?" he demanded. Sacks was gripping the black steering wheel tightly, his brown eyes on the highway ahead, his bulldog visage registering amazement. "Look! Up ahead!" He began to gradually accelerate. Giorgio swiveled and faced front. yards distant walked a quartet consisting of two men and two women, none of whom appeared to be much over 20 years old. One of the women was a blonde, the other a redhead. The blonde wore blue shorts and a faded yellow blouse; the redhead was wearing light brown pants and a green blouse. Both of the men wore jeans. One, the heftier of the pair, also wore a dark green T-shirt and carried a shotgun; the leaner of the men had on a brown shirt and was armed with a revolver in a holster on his right hip. All four were heading to the north, their backs to the approaching jeeps. "Do we snuff 'em?" Manzo asked eagerly. "No," Giorgio replied. "Chill out and let me do the talking." Alerted by the roar of the jeep motors, the quartet had turned and were watching the vehicles draw ever nearer. The man with the shotgun hustled the others to the right side of the road, their expressions conveying their apprehension. Giorgio gazed over his left shoulder and out the rear window, spying the second jeep 25 yards to the rear, the jeep containing three more of his best soldiersтАФPete, Tommy, and NickyтАФas well as most of their supplies, their food and water and spare gas. |
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