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littlepeakydevil · 3 months ago

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Love Me Where I'm Most Ruined

PART 10: Red Right Hand

CHAPTER 2: The Guns

Warnings: Injuries and references to violence.

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“I’ll hang out here,” Lily said, coming to a stop at the entrance of the church. Tommy pulled off his cap, running a hand over his hair to smooth it down.

“Thanks.”

“Mm,” she eyed the church warily. “Are you sure that you won’t burst into flames the second you step inside?”

He gave her a fond nudge. “You’re not funny.”

Lily snickered, nudging him back even as he smiled, beginning to climb the steps.

“This won’t take long.”

Huffing to herself, she crossed her arms, leaning against a wall and pulling a cigarette from her case. It was likely that Polly had called Tommy to see her in the church because she caught some inkling about the guns. Or maybe she just knew that Tommy wasn’t telling her everything. Which meant she wasn’t going to let it go until he did.

She was annoying like that.

The guns. The guns were a problem, but also an opportunity. She could still remember that night at the yard, a lantern clutched in Tommy’s hand while rain pelted down on them. Charlie and Curly used a crowbar to wrench open the crate. Lily had been beside Tommy, her hand tucked into the crook of his arm, pressed against his side to seek refuge from the chill that had come with the rain. It took all four of them to pull one of the large boxes from the crate. And the machine gun that greeted them when they unlatched it and pulled it open had glimmered against the downpour.

Twenty-five Lewis machine guns. Ten thousand rounds of ammunition. Fifty semi-automatic rifles. Two hundred pistols with shells.

It was like fucking Christmas.

But with them had come that copper from Belfast. Probably sent down to Birmingham with the sole mission of finding and recovering the stolen guns. That was no small problem.

The door to the church creaked open and Polly stepped out, chin tipping upwards with a small huff when she spotted Lily waiting. She walked past her without so much as a hello.

Screw you too, you old witch.

Lily pushed the lump of bitterness at Polly’s constant rejection down. No point in getting upset over something that would never change. A moment later, Tommy came out of the church.

“What did she say?”

“Well,” he cleared his throat. “I told her about the guns.”

“Let me guess: she thinks we should throw them in the cut.”

“Something along those lines, yes.”

“Are you?”

Tommy sighed. “I don’t know yet.”

Lily looked at him shrewdly. Much as he may have pretended that he hadn’t made up his mind yet, she knew him better. Those guns weren’t going anywhere.

“I need to go take care of some boys who have been making trouble at the Marquis for the past couple of nights,” she informed him as they walked. “I’ll meet you back at the shop after?”

“You know, we have people who’ll do the brunt of the enforcing for us, these days.”

“Yes. But these boys are repeat offenders. Clearly they aren’t taking our men seriously.”

“Mm. Try not to get blood everywhere.”

“You know I never make any promises in that regard,” she grinned. Tommy snorted, stopping to give her a quick peck on the cheek.

“Be safe.”

“Always am. I’ll see you in a bit.”

—

Peeling off her coat and removing her hat, Grace hung them both on the peg in the backroom, smoothing down her white shirt once before stepping out behind the bar. Harry was already busy wiping down a table. He smiled at her kindly.

“Still not too late to back out, you know,” he said. Grace smiled politely and shook her head. He shrugged. “All right. To work you get, then.”

He’d given her an impromptu training session right after she’d convinced him to hire her, so she already knew where everything was. They only had a few patrons at the moment, crowded around their tables and muttering quietly amongst themselves. A group in the corner were beginning to grow rather rowdy, laughing boisterously as they gulped down their drinks. Between pouring beer and whiskey she busied herself with tidying things behind the bar.

The doors slammed open and a tiny woman strode in. She was dressed like a man, in dark trousers with a matching waistcoat over a white button down shirt, a gray cap identical to the ones that the Peaky Blinders wore pulled over her head, a black coat swishing around her legs. There was a gun clutched in her hand. At the sight of her all laughter and conversation suddenly ceased, the entire pub growing eerily silent.

She strode to the bar and settled the arm holding the gun down across it. Shaking dark red hair out of her face, she grinned at Grace.

“Hullo. You’re new.” Her eyes glittered with genuine warmth, looking Grace up and down.

“Um, hello,” Grace wasn’t quite sure what else to say. The woman tilted her head, the light catching slightly, illuminating the brown of her eyes. The mischievous sparkle in them could only be described as devilish.

“Whiskey, please. Irish.”

Grace hesitated. Harry had yet to tell her what the rules were in regards to serving women in the pub. The woman pressed still smiling lips together. There was a smudge of something red across her left cheek. Either it was blood, or she had been terribly off the mark when applying her lipstick.

“Miss. Callaghan,” Harry said, appearing from the backroom. He nodded to the gun still settled in her hand. “Do you mind?”

Callaghan looked down at the gun as if she’d forgotten that it was there, smile widening as she placed it in the holster inside her coat. “Sure,” she cocked her head to the side. “You’ve hired a new barmaid, Harry.”

“Yes.”

Glittering brown eyes landed back on Grace. She fumbled awkwardly with the rag in her hands, hoping that Callaghan didn’t notice how flustered her constant, grinning gaze was making her.

“Hi. I’m Lily Callaghan,” she thrust out a hand to Grace. Taking it carefully, she forced herself not to look away from those bright eyes as she shook her hand.

“Grace Burgess.”

“Where are you from, Grace Burgess?”

“There’s no need for an interrogation, Miss. Callaghan,” Harry insisted. Lily raised an eyebrow.

“It’s alright,” Grace said quickly, moving to pour Lily the whiskey she’d asked for. “I’m from Galway,” she set the bottle back behind the bar and nudged the glass of amber towards the red head.

Lily’s eyes narrowed a very tiny fraction, as if assessing if she was telling the truth or not. She took a slow sip of her whiskey. Around them, the patrons had begun to return to their conversations, but in considerably more hushed tones than they were previously.

“You have, um…” Grace bit her lip, unsure how to say it. She instead just raised a hand to her own face, pointing at her cheek in the approximate spot where the splatter of red was smudged across Lily’s face. Lily’s brows furrowed, a hand wiping down the opposite cheek. “No. Um, here,” Grace reached into her pocket for her handkerchief. Reaching across the bar, hand cupping Lily’s chin to hold her face in place, she wiped the fabric across her cheek. Dense, dark freckles dotted the porcelain skin. The red stained the pristine white of the handkerchief. Yes, it was definitely blood. But clearly not hers.

“Thanks,” Lily’s eyes still danced with amusement, and Grace glanced away bashfully, refolding her handkerchief and tucking it away.

“How did that happen?” she ventured, carefully. Lily’s eyebrows rose, and she swallowed down the rest of her drink, tossing a few coins onto the bar.

“That’s a story for another time, love.” Her voice raised to call across the pub. “Glad to see you got things all cleaned up, Harry.” She pushed away from the bar and headed towards the doors. “It was nice to meet you, Grace from Galway!” Her voice rang out when she called over her shoulder, the door swinging shut behind her.

—

“The coppers picked up Arthur,” Lily said, poking her head into her and Tommy’s office where Tommy was reading over some papers. His head snapped up.

“What?”

“He’s all bloodied up. Said something about a broken finger, too.”

He shot out of his seat, following her to the kitchen where John had just hauled Arthur into a chair. He groaned deeply in pain.

“We need some booze for the cuts,” Lily said, moving to riffle through the pantry. At no sight of any bottles of liquor, she straightened. “Okay, where the hell is everything?”

“Polly went on a cleaning frenzy a day or so ago,” Ada explained apologetically.

“I’ll go get some rum from the Garrison,” Tommy huffed. At the mention of the pub Lily’s head lifted, jogging to follow him as he headed for the door.

“Hey, when you get there, check out the new barmaid that Harry hired,” she said softly to him. “She’s pretty.”

“Is that so?” He shot her an amused look.

“Mhm.”

“You’re a strange woman, you know that?”

“You like my strangeness.”

He touched her cheek lightly. “I do.” His eyes darted over her shoulder at another groan of pain from Arthur. “I’ll be back soon.”

“Okay,” she watched the door click softly shut behind him, biting her lip to hide her smile.

—

“Are you a whore?”

The question, from the man who up until that moment had her half hypnotized by his handsomeness and deep voice, knocked her completely off balance, lips parting and eyes widening. In his eyes–the lightest pair of blue Grace had ever seen–something cold and suspicious looked back at her.

“Because if you’re not, you’re in the wrong place.” He didn’t even wait to see her reaction to his words, turning on his heel with the bottle of rum he’d ordered and stalking from the pub. For a moment Grace could only stand there, jaw clenching with anger and humiliation while her cheeks flared pink. She grabbed the notes he’d set on the bar and slammed the doors to the snug closed with a little more force than necessary.

“He’s one of them you warned me about,” she said to Harry.

“Look, Grace, you’re a friendly girl but be careful. If I say something’s on the house, then say nothing to whoever you’re serving.”

She nodded. Harry looked down.

“If they decide that they want you, there’s nothing anybody could do about it.” He shot her an apologetic look. “Lucky for you, since he got back from France, Tommy doesn’t want anybody at all. Except…” he hesitated.

“What?”

Harry shook his head. “They’re just rumors. I shouldn’t say,” he glanced down. “Some people say he and his assistant, Lily Callaghan, have…something going on.”

“The woman who was in here earlier, with the red hair?”

Harry nodded. “But,” he shrugged, “like I said, they’re just rumors.” He shuffled around her quickly to attend to the other patrons. And probably to avoid any more of her questioning. Grace remained standing there for a long while, just staring at the shelves of liquor before her, the sounds of the customers behind her little more than muffled noise.

—

Lily sat sprawled out in a chair, her feet propped up as she watched Ada and Polly fuss over Arthur. John had chosen to focus his attention on pestering Ada from the sidelines.

Watching them all without Tommy, it was a miracle that they were able to survive a few hours without his constant supervision.

The door slammed open and the Devil, conjured seemingly by her thoughts of him, swept back into the room, a bottle of rum clutched in one hand.

“Let me see him,” Tommy walked around to face Arthur, opening the bottle and handing it to him. Working quickly yet carefully, he dunked the cloth seeping in a steaming basin of water and rang it out while Arthur took a large swig of rum. “Give me that,” he took the bottle back, pouring a helping into the cloth and cupping Arthur’s chin in one hand. Arthur hissed sharply as Tommy pressed the cloth to the cuts on his face. “You’re alright,” Tommy assured, wiping away the blood. Arthur grasped him by the arm. As he started to speak, giving a report of what Inspector Campbell had told him, Tommy stiffened and pulled away.

When Arthur was done speaking, he was met with silence.

Tommy looked down and away to the cigarette in his hand. Lily suddenly became very interested in examining the toes of her oxfords.

“What’s wrong with you?” Arthur asked. “Lily?” his eyes snapped to her. “What the fuck is going on, eh? What do you know?”

She didn’t meet his gaze, instead choosing to focus on her rings, fiddling with them. Arthur let out a growl and turned to Polly.

“What the fuck is wrong with him lately?”

Tommy straightened, jaw clenching. Lily’s shoulders tensed.

“If I knew, I’d buy the cure from Compton’s chemists,” Polly turned away. Lily could feel the beginnings of a fight building in the air, leaving her teeth on edge, muscles tense.

“You tell her, but you won’t tell us?” Arthur hissed at Tommy through bloodied teeth. Lily’s head lifted in surprise at his tone. Usually Arthur was one of the nicest towards her out of all the family outside of Tommy. “Why? We’re family! She’s not–”

“Careful, Arthur,” Tommy’s voice had dropped dangerously. “Careful.”

Arthur retreated, eyes darting between them. Lily thought she saw a flicker of regret there before his gaze dropped to the floor.

“Maybe we should talk about this at another time, when you aren’t so hard to look at, Arthur,” she suggested. “We have a meeting to get to.” Standing, she gave Tommy a pointed look. He nodded stiffly. She didn’t wait around to hear what he said to Arthur in farewell, heading straight for the door and out onto the street.

Her fingers twisted in her hair, running through it before yanking her cap on. Tommy’s hand was warm, even through the layers of fabric she was clothed in, when he rested it on her shoulder and turned her to face him.

“Arthur doesn’t mean it,” his voice was a soft rumble. With a half smile, she rocked her head from side to side.

“Yeah, I know.” But the others do, she added silently. Tommy looked at her sadly. He tried. He really did. But there was only so much that even he could do. It wasn’t like he could force them to like her. “I’m fine.” Taking the cigarette dangling from Tommy’s lips and pressing it to her own, she took a healthy drag before handing it back to him. “What do you want to do about…all of that?” she jerked her head towards the door. They began walking down the street, away from the betting shop.

“I don’t know yet,” he admitted with a tired sigh. For a brief moment, she let her hand rest comfortingly between his shoulder blades. He shot her a semi-alarmed look. “I don’t actually have a meeting right now, do I?”

“Hm? Oh, no. That was a lie.” She shot a look over her shoulder at the house. “Figured we better get out of there before things got ugly.”

“Mm. Thanks.”

“Did you see the new barmaid?”

He shot her a look. “Yeah, I did.”

“And?”

He shrugged. “You were right.”

“You say that as though it’s surprising–oi!” she gaped at him in mock astonishment as he elbowed her playfully, his lips pressing together in that way they did when he was trying not to smile. “You’re a right bastard, you know that, Shelby.”

He chuckled, offering his arm to her so that she could loop her hand through it, palm resting over his bicep.

“So? Did you introduce yourself?”

“Not exactly.”

Something in his tone gave her pause. “Tommy…what did you say to her?”

“Nothing.”

“Tommy.”

“I just ordered the rum and left.” At her unconvinced look, he sighed. “I asked her if she was a whore.”

“You what!?”

“Alright, listen–”

“Tommy…” she half whined.

“Oh, as if you weren’t wondering the same thing!”

“Yeah, but you can’t just ask someone that!”

He shrugged, unbothered. “Why not?”

“It’s…it’s rude!”

“Since when have you concerned yourself with manners?”

When she shot him a glare, it was to find him looking at her with a smirk, clearly taking a large amount of glee in teasing her.

Bastard. He was lucky he was so pretty.

“She’s never gonna talk to us again,” she complained. Tommy chuckled, patting her arm.

“I wouldn’t be so sure about that, love.”

She nudged him lightly. “Cocky.”

He just chuckled again at her chastising, smiling to himself for a moment before his expression turned more serious. “Ask around about her,”

“Harry said she had references. I haven’t had time to properly verify them yet, though.”

“Pretty, highly qualified barmaids like that don’t just show up. Not here.”

Lily chewed on her bottom lip. Much as she knew he was right, there was a not insignificant part of her that was tempted to just for once throw caution to the wind. Grace was so pretty. And she seemed so nice…

“Maybe she’s just down on her luck. Like I was.”

Tommy’s eyes were soft like the sky on a warm summer day. “No one’s like you, love.”

Her heart fluttered, shooting him an affectionate look before stretching up to kiss his cheek.

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What's your favorite gun in iron slug?

"My semi-automatic pistol, specifically the Murder .50AE model that the P.F. Squad... uhh, uses. It's trusty, simple, and reliable. I’m... actually quite skilled at using it," Marco replies in a stoic manner, but his speech carries a hint of social awkwardness and humble pride.

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Pour, Pack, Preserve: Nichrome’s Packaging Powerhouse Arrives at ProPak East Africa

Packaging is experiencing a significant shift in Africa. Manufacturers in the Africa region are seeking smart, scalable solutions due to rising consumer interest, growing agro and dairy industry. ProPak East Africa 2025, the region's most significant and influential processing and packaging exhibition, is at the heart of this evolution. And, Nichrome is once again at the forefront.

With a rich legacy of experience, Nichrome has transformed the way brands package milk, grains, pulses, powders and liquids in India. Our focus at ProPak East Africa is not solely on machines, but also on facilitating new possibilities. Our show floor will showcase a powerful combination of state-of-the-art technology, application-specific engineering, and deep understanding of African market dynamics.

We're offering end-to-end packaging solutions for your business at an advanced level, so take a look at what Nichrome is exhibiting at ProPak East Africa 2025.

Liquid Packaging Solutions: Edible Oils, Detergents & Beyond

Handling liquids and ensuring their seals are free of any contamination. Filpack Servo 6K, FilPack Servo 12K and Filpack CMS 5L are Nichrome's VFFS and High Fidelity Flavors (HFFS) liquid packaging machines that can process edible oil sack or detergent pod fillings.

Edible Oils

Edible Oil Packaging Machine solutions come in the form of multi-layer, nitrogen-flushed pouches that retain freshness.

With servo-driven accuracy, our Bottle Filling Capping Machine lines, including the Filpack Universal bottle filler, can safely fill up to 6,000 bottles/hr.

Detergents & Powders

Our detergent packaging machine integrates an auger filler for powders and a volumetric cup filler for granules, ideal for washing powder and detergent sachets.

Washing Powder Packaging Machine setups feature quick‑change feed screws to switch between coarse and fine powders in minutes.

Mini Dairy Plant & Milk Packaging:

Hygiene and consistency are essential aspects of any dairy production. Our mini dairy plant puts pasteurization, homogenization, and pouch‑packing under one roof—ideal for small to medium cooperatives and private dairies.

We pioneered India’s first milk pouch packing machine in 1977, and today our milk filling machine range includes:Filpack Universal, Excel 400 and Filling lines.

Why settle for generic when you can get application‑specific? Our automatic powder packaging machine and bottle filling capping machine keep your line flexible, moving from edible oil pouches to detergent sachets with ease. We guarantee our products will never break.

Powder & Granular Packaging: Speed, Accuracy & Versatility

From sugar to spices, our powder and granule systems are built to scale. At ProPak East Africa, we’ll demo:

Powder sachet packaging machine for milk powder, RTE mixes, and spices

Volumetric cup filler units for rice, pulses, maize, and wheat

Auger filler packing machine modules for fine powders like flour and detergent

Key machines on display:

Excel 400 with Servo Auger Filler: Packs up to 400 sachets/min with ±1 % precision.

Sprint 250: Compact, high‑speed VFFS for small‑batch runs of spices and coffee.

Flexible 450: Multi‑lane powder sachet packaging machine—perfect for RTE coffee mixes.

Our solutions are suitable for center, threeside, gusseted, and zipper pouches, which can be used with rice packaging machines, maize packaging machinery, or wheat packaging equipment. Changeovers are now simple, meaning you can easily switch from sugar to coffee packaging machine formats.

Agrochemical & Seed Packaging: Precision Under Pressure

Agribusinesses require machines that handle corrosive chemicals and bulk seeds with extreme care. Enter our seed packaging machine and Pulses Packaging machine lines:

Anti-corrosive contact parts and dust-tight enclosure design are hallmarks of our seed packaging machine units.

Various pulses packaging machines are equipped with nitrogen flushing to prevent rancidity.

Our automatic powder packaging machine can control the dosage of powdered pesticides and fertilizer, while our powder packaging machines with multitrack heads achieve rates up to 1,200 packs/min. The ability to customize powder sachet packaging machine configurations for 5 g–50 ml is essential for small dose agrochemicals.

Our agro line is built with safety in mind: emergency‑stop interlocks, ATEX‑rated motors, and full CE certification. When you need a seed packaging machine that won’t quit halfway through planting season, you know who to call.

Tea, Coffee & Snack Packaging: Freshness You Can Taste

The scent of freshly ground coffee or crunch of your favourite snack is omnipresent almost everywhere, making it imperative that your packaging machine maintains that aroma and taste.

Coffee & Tea

Our Coffee packaging machines are equipped with features such as nitrogen flushing, vacuum sealing, and tamper‑evident sachets for singleserve and bulk configurations. Our cup filling sealing machine can divide leaf tea into individual cups with the lid applied automatically for tea delivery.

Snacks & Yogurt

The cup filling lines deliver up to 240 cups/min for pudding, yogurt, and RTE noodles. Coupled with our cup filling sealing machine, you get leak‑proof seals—crucial for chilled snacks. And yes, our Yogurt Packaging Machine ensures creamy consistency every time.

Whether you’re in the chai business or snack aisle, Nichrome has you covered: from Sugar Packaging machine sachets for traditional tea to multi‑serve coffee canisters.

Why Nichrome is Africa‑Ready

To cope with the exceptional conditions in Africa, machines must be robust enough to handle humidity levels, voltage fluctuations, and dust. We've invested in:

Local service hubs in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Nigeria

Tech‑savvy field engineers who speak Swahili, English, and French

Customized voltage stabilizers & heat‑resistant components

Our ROI calculators show payback in 12–18 months for mid‑range lines—thanks to reduced labour, lower scrap rates, and 24/7 reliability. We calibrate each rice packaging machine, maize packaging machine, and milk filling machine for local SKUs, ensuring your line doesn’t hiccup when you switch from 500 ml milk pouches to 50 g coffee sachets.

We’re not just here to be at booth C5, we’re to be your long‑term partner. From training your team on the mini dairy plant to stocking spares for your Detergent Packaging machine, we stand behind every solution with genuine, end‑to‑end support.

Ready to Package Smarter? Join Us at ProPak East Africa 2025

At Nichrome, we don’t just sell machines—we build packaging ecosystems designed to grow with you. Every solution we showcased at ProPak East Africa 2025—from the versatile Filpack CMD Alpha and compact mini dairy plant, to our advanced powder sachet packaging machines and bottle filling capping lines—is engineered with purpose. Whether it’s a milk pouch or a detergent sachet, a spice pack or an agrochemical dose, we customize and deliver with precision, speed, and scalability. Join us at:

Date: May 20–22, 2025

Venue: Sarit Expo Centre, Nairobi

Stall No.: Booth C5

Swing by to see live demos of our Filpack CMD Alpha, Excel 400, Sprint 250, and integrated mini dairy plant in action. Chat one‑on‑one with our experts, get tailored proposals, and pick up show‑only deals. We can’t wait to help you scale up, streamline, and dominate your category.

FAQs

1. Can Nichrome customize packaging machines for my specific product or pouch format? Ans: Absolutely! Whether you need a powder sachet packaging machine, rice packaging machine, bottle filling capping machine, or a cup filling sealing machine, Nichrome offers modular configurations with flexible fillers (auger, cup, weighers) and pouch styles (3-side seal, gusseted, zipper). We even help with product trials and format changeover support for smooth commissioning.

2. How do Nichrome machines handle sensitive products like dairy, detergent, or seeds? Ans: Our machines are engineered with product-specific technologies—like nitrogen flushing for milk and seeds, anti-corrosive components for chemicals, and hygiene-first designs for dairy. For example, the Yogurt Packaging Machine ensures cold-chain integrity, and the Automatic Powder Packaging Machine features dust-free enclosures for fine detergents or agrochemicals.

3. Does Nichrome provide after-sales support in East Africa? Ans: Yes! Nichrome has established service hubs across Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Nigeria, and Rwanda, with multilingual engineers and ready access to critical spares. We offer training, remote diagnostics, AMC packages, and performance optimization to ensure that every sugar packaging machine, seed packaging machine, or pulses packaging machine runs at peak efficiency.

4. What’s the ROI on investing in Nichrome’s packaging automation? Ans: Our packaging systems deliver ROI within 12 to 18 months, thanks to higher OEE, reduced wastage, and lower labor dependency. For instance, our mini dairy plant can reduce manual operations by 30% while increasing output with consistent quality. We also provide ROI calculators tailored to your product and throughput goals.

5. Why should I visit Nichrome at Propak East Africa 2025?

Visiting Nichrome at Propak East Africa 2025 means experiencing packaging innovation firsthand. You'll get to know more about our innovations across sectors like dairy, edible oils, detergents, seeds, and coffee. It’s your chance to meet our experts, explore tailor-made packaging systems, and get business-specific consultations that can future-proof your packaging line.

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