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My Probation Consists of Guarding an Abandoned Asylum | Compilation and Sequel!

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  Check the complete story HERE! Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 Part 8 Part 9 Part 10 Part 11 Part 12 Part 13 Part 14 Part 15 Part 16 Part 17 Part 18 Part 19 Finale The sequel, "Got Framed for Murder in a Dementia Village" Part 1 is available NOW .

Got Framed for Murder in a Dementia Village | Part 1

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  | Part 2 “I didn’t kill her.” That’s how I opened my defense with the officers charging me for having murdered the bitch that got me here. “Yeah, I really don’t believe you,” the almost albino female officer attacked me.   Her tag name read something with weird characters that we don’t use in the States, but I guess that a close approximation could be Dalia. “You have an alibi?” Her companion demanded. Pavlo, I assume that’s accurate enough, was slightly kinder. He even brought me a soda. I opened the can. “Ok,” I started after taking a sip from the carbonated beverage. “I want to be honest, so you don’t encounter any surprises down the line. I have a history.” “For what?” Both officers approached the hard warm light over the small desk they turned into an interrogation table. “It was some financial scamming.” I didn’t feel like the nuances would help my case. Dalia judged me with her melanin-less eyes. “Already did my time.” I explained. “I finished my p...

My Probation Consists of Guarding an Abandoned Asylum | Finale

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Part 19 | An hour before twilight, Russel arrived on its own luxurious (and until now unknown) yacht to the island. It required a whole crew to sail it and seemed brand new. I waited on the small dock as some miserably paid employee brought down a plank for my boss to exit the imposing ship. He carried a rope over his shoulder and a magnet in his hand. “Where is Alex?” I questioned him already knowing the answer. “Don’t worry about that. He needed to do something today,” the man in charge of my probation lied at me. “Now, where is the treasure?” *** None of Russel’s employees came with us to the cliff on the other side of the island. “You sure everything is okay with Alex?” I insisted. The chilly wind brought a salty breeze, and last sunrays of the day promised this to be the coldest night of my time here. “Sure,” he replied while getting some papers out of his coat. “Look, I even got you a present. This signed document validates your probation as completed.” He ha...