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CALIFICACIÓN PERSONAL: 7.5 / 10

Título Original: Nope

Año: 2022

Duración: 130 min

País: Estados Unidos

Director: Jordan Peele

Guion: Jordan Peele

Música: Michael Abels

Fotografía: Hoyte van Hoytema

Reparto: Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, Brandon Perea, Steven Yeun, Terry Notary, Donna Mills, Michael Wincott, Barbie Ferreira, Jennifer Lafleur, Ryan W. Garcia, Sophia Coto, Andrew Patrick Ralston, Conor Kowalski, Gloria Cole, Lincoln Lambert, Mark Casimir Dyniewicz, Griffin Fenady, Evan Shafran

Productora: Coproducción Estados Unidos-Japón; Universal Pictures, Monkeypaw Productions. Distribuidora: Universal Pictures

Género: Horror, Mistery, Sci-Fi

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10954984/

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Losing Your Memory - a Jacob/Queenie sneak-peek!

Tagging: @pinkdiamonddolphin

This isn’t part of my fanfic-verse – it’s an AU to that, just exploring the idea. Beware, it’s gonna be angsty!

The Kowalski Children:

Tobias “Toby” – 15th October 1929 – 11 Daisy – 7th April 1931 – 9 (going on 10) Abel and Ruth (twins) – 20th November 1933 – 6/7 Elijah “Eli” – 28th January 1939 – 1 (nearly 2)

Okay, guys, so it’s a work-in-progress; things may change, but other than that…enjoy!

Ruth and Abel were the first to be escorted into the interrogation room by a MACUSA official, and both twins clambered to greet him eagerly; Jacob had to hide his tears at the sight of them – he couldn’t help it. The thought of not being able to remember them hurt him.

“Papa!” Ruth exclaimed, face brightening at the sight of him; she threw her arms around his middle, clinging tightly. “Are we going home now, Papa? It’s cold and boring here – don’t like it.”

He found himself swallowing, trying to think of words he could use. “Not exactly… See, things are…are kinda complicated…”

“Why are they?” She asked, frowning in confusion; she was Queenie’s mirror image, from her blonde curls to her blue eyes. “We have to go home.”

“You guys’ll go back home,” Jacob hurried to reassure her. “And your Ma, she’ll come with you…but I’m afraid I ain’t gonna be around for a while.”

Ruth looked simply appalled by this. “But you have to come home, Papa – it’s not home if you’re not there!”

“No, I know,” He said thickly; he had to keep it together, he reminded himself, had to keep it together for them. “But things ain’t that simple.”

“Is it ‘cause you’re not magic like us?” Her eyes were wide. “But we don’t care ‘bout that, Papa… Besides, you’re magic too, ‘cause you make the best pastries and you make us laugh!”

Abel had remained silent – no surprise there – but now he started to bite his lip. “Don’t say goodbye to us, Papa! Please!”

His time was running out – he could hear the guards shuffling outside – so he put his hands on each of their shoulders. “I know, I know; this ain’t fair. I’m real sorry…but you guys, you’re gonna grow up and be amazing wizards, and you’ll go to that big fancy school in Massachusetts-”

“I don’t wanna go to Massachusetts!” Ruth cried, tears starting to stream down her cheeks. “Wanna stay with you, Papa!”

“Please,” Abel begged, looking frightened. “Please don’t go!”

“I know, I don’t wanna go either,” Jacob admitted. “But I gotta, I got no choice. I need you guys – all of you – to watch out for each other…and your Ma too. Your Ma’s gonna need you.”

The two guards entered; both twins immediately knew and clung to their father desperately. Jacob wanted nothing more than to hold them tight and keep them safe, but he knew that this was for the best – it was to keep Queenie and the kids safe, his top priority.

All the same, hearing their wails as they were led away made his heart sink into his stomach.

Toby and Daisy were shown inside just minutes later, both looking rather anxious. The guards announced that they had a few minutes before closing the door behind them; as soon as the door clicked shut, Daisy was rushing forwards to embrace him, already weeping, while Toby gnawed on his lip.

“It’s not fair!” His daughter complained through her tears, shaking her head.

“We didn’t tell them anything, Pa,” Toby stated. “We were silent when they asked questions, didn’t say anything to get anyone in trouble-”

“I know, I know,” Jacob sighed, and he found himself hugging Daisy closer to himself tightly. “I told ‘em I’d come quietly… I know this is hard, but you guys, you gotta be real brave for me, alright?”

Daisy looked up at him miserably. “I don’t feel brave.”

“You’re the bravest girl I know,” He told her sincerely, wiping away her tears with his sleeve. “I know you guys are gonna look after the twins and Eli, but I want you to also look out for your Ma too. Your Ma’s gonna be sad too, and she’s gonna need you guys to be there for her.”

“This is wrong,” Toby muttered, and his eyes were glistening as he tried to stop himself from crying. “We haven’t done anything…this law is stupid and wrong.”

“Yeah, it is,” Jacob agreed, forcing himself to smile half-heartedly – for their sake. “But it really ain’t so bad. It’s like waking up…like getting washed in the rain. I won’t even know a thing.”

His daughter gave a choke. “You’ll forget us…you can’t forget us, we’re your kids!”

“Maybe you can run away, Pa,” His son said quickly, suddenly looking hopeful. “We could all run away!”

Jacob shook his head. “No. No running away. You guys deserve better than to be running all the time – it’s for the best, for everyone.”

“No, it’s not!” Daisy disagreed angrily. “How can you say that, Papa?! Everything will be horrible without you! Mama will miss you, and we’ll miss you, and it won’t be right!”

“I know, I’m sorry,” He apologized. “I guess I’m not real good with words…what I’m trying to say is that you kids, you need to be able to go to that school; you should be able to live and have fun, not running ‘cause of me.”

“We’d rather be on the run than not have you, Pa,” Toby declared, and he furiously wiped at the tears in his eyes with his jumper sleeve. “Please, Pa, there’s got to be a way.”

The door clicked open from across the room, and the two MACUSA guards entered. Daisy’s grip on her father’s waistcoat tightened and she buried her face into his stomach, as if she could hide; Toby immediately reached out for his father’s arm, as if it might deter to the guards from separating them.

It didn’t – both children yelled and screamed as they were forcibly dragged from their father, struggling against the guards who were holding onto them. Jacob found himself crying at the sound of them begging and pleading, and at the fact that in just an hour or so he would have forgotten about them; he couldn’t imagine forgetting about them, not now.

Toby, his and Queenie’s eldest, who they loved and doted on from the day he was born. Daisy, their first girl and his princess, so curious and perceptive. The twins, Ruth and Abel, who were so different but still kind and loving to a fault. And then Eli…he wouldn’t be allowed to say goodbye to Eli, but their youngest son was already so loved and cherished. There would have probably been more children, and they would have been extremely loved too, no matter what.

Jacob didn’t want to forget any of them, not one bit, and it was cruellest thing imaginable to do so – but he had made the decision, for his family’s own safety. At the end of the day, the most important thing was keeping the children – and Queenie – safe.

They brought Queenie in just five minutes later; her face was tear-streaked, tired, and she was in handcuffs. He tried not to wince at the sight.

“You’ve got three minutes,” The guard gruffly told them, and he shot a look at Queenie. “You stay in cuffs.”

There wasn’t a great deal she could do, really, seeing as they had confiscated her wand but she said nothing, eyes fixed on her husband. The MACUSA official left, slamming the door behind him – and then she flew across the room, pressing herself against him.

“Oh, Jacob!” She was close to tears again. “There’s gotta be a way outta this, there has to be!”

��It’s gonna be fine,” Jacob told her weakly, though his voice was failing him – saying goodbye to the kids had been difficult enough, but Queenie? The very idea of saying goodbye to her – to this beautiful, kind, quick-witted woman who he’d been lucky enough to call his wife and have a family with – was unfathomable. “Really. Don’t worry ‘bout me, I’ll be okay…”

“No, you’re terrified,” She stated, and her shoulders were shaking as she read through his thoughts. “You…You agreed to be obliviated? Why?!”

He swallowed the lump in his throat. “I thought…if I came quietly, then you and the kids would be safe. I don’t want you guys in any trouble for me.”

A tear rolled down her face, and it was obvious that she was completely heartbroken. “Jacob…” She rested their foreheads together, and he carefully embraced her – it would be the last time, he knew, and he wanted to make the most of it. “This ain’t right…”

“No,” Jacob choked out, shutting his eyes. “No, it ain’t.”

“I’ll find you,” Queenie murmured, only somewhat determinedly. “Once they let me go, I’ll find you and…and there’s gotta be a way, there’s gotta be a way we can get memories back…”

“Queenie, honey,” He sighed, pulling away to look at her pleadingly. “Don’t. You’re in enough trouble ‘cause of me. Just…make sure the kids are safe, right? They’re gonna need you.”

She was crying steadily now, reaching for his hands with her own handcuffed ones. “I love you,” She told him tearfully. “There ain’t no one like you – there ain’t ever gonna be anyone like you, not to me.”

“Queenie, you…you’re the best thing that ever happened to me, you know?” He was crying too now, not even attempting to hide it from her. “You and the kids…and I’m gonna miss you so much.”

There was so much he wanted to tell her, she realized, so much that it was cluttering up his mind and making everything feel ten times worse. “You don’t need to say anything, Jacob – I know.”

Jacob made a noise somewhere between a chuckle and a small sob. “Yeah… I love you, Queenie. I love you so much…”

Queenie didn’t need to hear it – she understood his pain immediately. Instead, she leaned forwards and pressed her lips to his for one final kiss; after more than ten years of kisses, of love, of intimacy, she was going to lose him, and it hurt her in every way possible. It was strangely reminiscent of that day in the rain outside the subway station so long ago – the first time she had lost him – but it was worse now after having lived and loved, had children together.

The door burst open before they finished their kiss, the guard storming in with his wand at the ready. “Alright, time is up.”

He pulled Queenie away, sneering in disgust, and pushed her towards the door; Jacob watched helplessly, well-aware that there were other guards just waiting for him to attempt to do something foolish. “Hey, don’t hurt her!” He shouted after them, feeling utterly useless. “And…And, Queenie, I love you! Don’t ever forget that!”

She could only sob, struggling as she was led away, because alongside her own pain she could feel his too – she could feel his worry and anxiety and how heartbroken he was because of how much he had loved her and their family. She could feel the disgust bubbling up from under the guard at the sight of them kissing, his revulsion at the very idea that she would breed with a No-Maj of all things, and she wished that she had her wand so that she could hex every last one of these guards, so that she could escape with Jacob and the children, so that they could go somewhere safe.

She wanted Jacob.

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For the week of 16 September 2019

Quick Bits:

Absolute Carnage #3 has more glorious artwork from Ryan Stegman, JP Mayer, and Frank Martin. Even if it weren’t part of a fun story serving as the focal point of all of the various different tie-ins and the horrors of Carnage’s current push, this is a sheer visual treat.

| Published by Marvel

Aquaman #52 is a big fight with a weird tentacle monster. Great action here from Robson Rocha, Daniel Henriques, and Sunny Gho. Plus some more on Black Manta and a surprise appearance as a cliffhanger. There’s something more going on.

| Published by DC Comics

Archie ‘55 #1 is the start of another wonderful reinterpretation of Archie in a different time period, from Brian Augustyn, Mark Waid, Tom Grummett, Glenn Whitmore, and Jack Morelli. This one goes into the burgeoning rock music scene, playing up Archie’s love for music, more akin to what we’ve seen before in many Archie comics than Archie ‘41 did. It’s great to see even more art from Grummett.

| Published by Archie Comics

Batman #79 continues Bruce’s rehabilitation and recovery from his beating. Tom King, Clay Mann, Seth Mann, Tomeu Morey, and Clayton Cowles have done a wonderful job during this kind of interlude within the “City of Bane” arc, really grounding the Bruce & Selina relationship, rebuilding it even as Bruce rebuilds himself.

| Published by DC Comics

Black Hammer: Age of Doom #12 concludes this volume of the main Black Hammer narrative from Jeff Lemire, Dean Ormston, Dave Stewart, and Todd Klein. There’s an interesting bit here about family and sacrifice as the team comes to terms with what they have to do in order to stop the Anti-God this time around. Also, it’s interesting to see Lex Luthor and Clark Kent as a couple.

| Published by Dark Horse

Black Panther & The Agents of Wakanda #1 is a great debut from Jim Zub, Lan Medina, Marcio Menyz, and Joe Sabino. This is an outgrowth from the recent Avengers volume and it’s neat to see them acting as an actual team. Interesting mix of personalities, gorgeous artwork, and a very surprising return.

| Published by Marvel

Blade Runner 2019 #3 takes an few interesting turns as Ash is fired from her job with the police and we get some revelations about Selwyn’s wife and daughter. The action from Andres Guinaldo and Marco Lesko is really well done here.

| Published by Titan

Bloodborne #15 pushes further the sanity of our protagonist here, showing time and reality seemingly breaking as he’s immersed further into the insanity of the world and comes to the realization of the horrors that he’s committed. This continues to be a very surreal experience from Aleš Kot, Piotr Kowalski, Brad Simpson, and Aditya Bidikar with some interconnectivity to the hunters we’ve seen previously.

| Published by Titan

Critical Role: Vox Machina - Origins Series II #3 revels in more wonderful humour as the party tries to figure out the nature of the curse afflicting Grog. Matthew Mercer, Jody House, Olivia Samson, Msassyk, and Ariana Maher manage to give this a bit of the feel of the Conan story “The Tower of the Elephant” as they infiltrate a wizard’s tower. But with more gnome tossing.

| Published by Dark Horse

Death’s Head #3 might just be setting up some of the seeds for Incoming in amongst the action with Death’s Head, Wiccan, Hulkling, and Hawkeye. Either way, this is another fun issue from Tini Howard, Kei Zama, Felipe Sobreiro, and Travis Lanham.

| Published by Marvel

Excellence #5 introduces us to Monique, as she’s allowed use of magic by Spencer’s father in contravention of the rules lain out. It’s interesting to see this breech and how it’s handled, with Brandon Thomas, Khary Randolph, Emilio Lopez, and Deron Bennett adding a new complication to the mix.

| Published by Image / Skybound

GI Joe #1 is a great new take on the property from Paul Allor, Chris Evenhuis, Brittany Peer, and Neil Uyetake. It casts the Joes as an underground government movement within an America that is under siege, and possibly about to lose, to Cobra. How different this is becomes apparent in the first half of the book. I love the art from Evenhuis and Peer.

| Published by IDW

Guardians of the Galaxy #9 has some rather shocking revelations about who the remaining free Guardians are searching out for help and of who is ultimately the saviour of the Universal Church of Truth. All while seeing another potential future with the universe decimated. Donny Cates, Cory Smith, Victor Olazaba, David Curiel, and Cory Petit are firing on all cylinders here.

| Published by Marvel

Hellboy and the BPRD: Saturn Returns #2 continues this wonderful tale that helps reinvent the format of the broader Hellboy and the BPRD series, crossing through different time periods on this case, and incorporating some very nice character development for Liz. Mike Mignola, Chris Roberson, Christopher Mitten, Brennan Wagner, and Clem Robins are making this a must read.

| Published by Dark Horse

Inferior Five #1 is a rather strange debut from Jeff Lemire, Keith Giffen, Michelle Delecki, Hi-Fi, and Rob Leigh. For one, it’s set in the past (not weird in itself, but setting it in ‘88 takes it outside the current sliding timescale). Two, it spins out of DC’s Invasion event from that time period. And three, the reinterpretation of the Inferior Five so far is very understated. They’re not the familiar reject heroes, but rather nondescript kids in a town where something screwy seems to be going on. There’s also a Peacemaker back-up from Lemire, José Villarrubia, and Leigh that further adds to the mystery of what’s going on here.

| Published by DC Comics

Justice League #32 turns the “Justice/Doom War” up another notch as the League fights on multiple fronts, including a past where they’ve found the Justice Society and the future where the Justice Legion A have become pawns of Brainiac. Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, Howard Porter, Hi-Fi, and Tom Napolitano are nicely weaving in though-forgotten and erased by Flashpoint character of DCU history here.

| Published by DC Comics

Killers #3 pushes even more intense and thrilling action at us from B. Clay Moore, Fernando Dagnino, José Villarrubia, and Jeff Powell. How varied and in many cases disturbing the various agents within the Ninja Programme is interesting. Each of them seemingly making Colin King look downright sane and “normal”.

| Published by Valiant

Lex Luthor: Year of the Villain #1 is a curious tour of the multiverse, visiting various Luthors across time and space, from Jason Latour, Bryan Hitch, Andrew Currie, Tomeu Morey, and Tom Napolitano. While it’s interesting to see the various permutations, the point of the story only becomes apparent at the end.

| Published by DC Comics

Middlewest #11 sees Abel throw a temper tantrum after his disastrous meeting with his grandfather, taking it out of Fox and causing a division of their friendship. Naturally, this results in bad things. Skottie Young, Jorge Corona, Jean-Francois Beaulieu, and Nate Piekos continue to work magic with this story, fleshing out the world even further with a child labour kidnapping ring.

| Published by Image

Once & Future #2 carries on with this reinterpretation of the King Arthur myth, mixing in horror and extreme little England ideologies, for an incredible second issue from Kieron Gillen, Dan Mora, Tamra Bonvillain, and Ed Dukeshire. The dynamic between Duncan and his grandmother is also wonderful, great bits of humour as she tries “delicately” to get him to navigate this world.

| Published by BOOM! Studios

Outpost Zero #13 is something else. Sean Kelley McKeever, Alexandre Tefenkgi, Jean-Francois Beaulieu, and Ariana Maher deliver an impressive and surprising penultimate issue that helps turn the world upside down. Gorgeous art from Tefenkgi and Beaulieu.

| Published by Image / Skybound

Psi-Lords #4 is kind of the big one as we find out who the four are and what their full purpose was. It’s very well told. Fred Van Lente, Renato Guedes, and Dave Sharpe are crafting an intriguing story here.

| Published by Valiant

Rick & Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons II: Painscape #1 kicks off a sequel to what was one of the most fun Rick & Morty and D&D stories I’ve read in some time, perfectly mixing the two properties in an inventive way, from the returning team of Jim Zub, Troy Little, and Leonardo Ito, this time joined by Crank! for the letters and down one Patrick Rothfuss as a co-writer. It’s still excellent. There’s an interesting premise here of how the world has been infected with a D&D addiction and how it all ultimately ties back to Rick.

| Published by Oni Press & IDW

Rumble #16 gives us three stories from John Arcudi and Joe Sabino, illustrated each by Alex Horley, Matej Stic & Dave Stewart, and Gerardo Zaffino & Stewart. It’s glorious. Really nice exploration of Rathraq’s own time in the stories from Horley and Zaffino, delivering some beautiful and detailed adventure art.

| Published by Image

Savage Sword of Conan #9 concludes “Conan the Gambler” from Jim Zub, Patch Zircher, Java Tartaglia, and Travis Lanham. It’s pretty damn good. With a pit fight and a surprise revelation about what this really was. Beautiful, bloody art from Zircher and Tartaglia that really emphasizes the brutality in the action.

| Published by Marvel

Star Wars: Age of Resistance - Rose Tico #1 gives us a look at the fate of Hays Minor through the lives of Rose and Paige Tico, again from the team of Tom Taylor, Ramon Rosanas, Guru-eFX, and Travis Lanham. Some nice character development here as well as a parallel with Leia.

| Published by Marvel

Steeple #1 kicks off a bit of a weird one from John Allison, Sarah Stern, and Jim Campbell. It’s wonderful to see Allison doing more art again here as we’re introduced to a seaside town being threatened to be dragged into the sea by the minions of Satan, protected only by a surly parish priest, his dour assistant, and a plucky curate sent to help.

| Published by Dark Horse

Strayed #2 is a bit heartbreaking as humanity continues to exploit Lou’s astral travel to reach out and destroy new civilizations. It’s rather horrifying as to how truly awful human expansion is here, Carlos Giffoni, Juan Doe, and Matt Krotzer go to some lengths as to exploring their cruelty and depravity, committing countless genocides. And for poor Lou too.

| Published by Dark Horse

Supergirl #34 jumps head first into the ongoing narratives of “Year of the Villain” and Event Leviathan now that Kara is back on Earth. It’s interesting as to how quickly and seamlessly the story picks up the various threads of Luthor’s offer and the disappearance of Kara’s adoptive parents without skipping a beat. Great art from Eduardo Pansica, Julio Ferreira, and FCO Plascencia.

| Published by DC Comics

Superman #15 continues the conclusion to the “Unity Saga” with more from the Legion of Super-Heroes and a decision for the fate of Jor-El. Given that we’re now at part 15 of this arc and really 21 of the entire story, it feels a little rushed as to what occurs for Jor-El.

| Published by DC Comics

Teen Titans #34 pushes everybody’s buttons and Damian is basically a jerk to everyone while trying to find out who stole Djinn’s ring. It’s interesting how Adam Glass, Bernard Chang, Marcelo Maiolo, and Rob Leigh are guiding this team to a place where it’s anyone’s guess as to why they’re still together.

| Published by DC Comics

Valkyrie #3 reveals that Jane has a talking horse. Yeah, he talks. Not just flies, talks. And he likes to be called Mr. Horse because he’s fancy. A talking horse. This series has me for life. Oh, also, there’s an interesting trip through many of the less used Marvel afterlives, mostly told in double-page spreads from a bevy of phenomenal artists in CAFU, Ramón Pérez, Cian Tormey, Roberto Poggi, Frazer Irving, and Jesus Aburtov. Did I mention there’s a talking horse?

| Published by Marvel

Vampirella #3 deals with Vampirella’s mommy issues. Priest, Ergün Gündüz, and Willie Schubert give us more family problems, while giving new context to Vampirella’s arrival on Earth and the genesis of vampires here.

| Published by Dynamite

The Weatherman vol. 2 #4 sees things get even more complicated as more impediments get thrown in the way and Nathan does a stupid thing. Again. And again. It really is a wonder that he’s stayed alive as long as he has. Jody LeHeup, Nathan Fox, Moreno Dinisio, and Steve Wands continue to work wonders with this series.

| Published by Image

You Are Obsolete #1 is a fascinating debut from Mathew Klickstein, Evgeniy Bornyakov, Lauren Affe, and Simon Bowland. It has hints of The Midwich Cuckoos and Logan’s Run, but we’re still unsure as to what’s really going on. There’s a nice mystery here, but a lot of this is introducing us to the point of view character, Lyla Wilton. Really nice to see more art from Bornyakov.

| Published by AfterShock

Other Highlights: Absolute Carnage: Lethal Protectors #2, Aero #3, Archie vs. Predator 2 #2, Cult Classic: Return to Whisper #4 & 5, Dead Man Logan #11, Elvira: Mistress of the Dark #9, Firefly #9, Five Years #4, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #12, Grumble #10, Guts, High Level #6, History of the Marvel Universe #3, House of X #5, Infinity 8 #15, James Bond 007 #11, KISS: The End #5, Lucifer #12, Magnificent Ms. Marvel #7, Marvel Action: Captain Marvel #2, Red Sonja: Birth of the She-Devil #4, Second Coming #3, Star Trek: Year Five #6, Star Wars: Age of Resistance - Rey #1, Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #36, Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #3, Test #4, Titans: Burning Rage #2, Tony Stark: Iron Man #16, Wonder Woman: Come Back to Me #3, Xena: Warrior Princess #6

Recommended Collections: Age of Conan: Bêlit, Assassin Nation - Volume 1, Beasts of Burden - Volume 2: Neighborhood Watch, Doctor Strange - Volume 3: Herald, Fairlady - Volume 1, Fantastic Four - Volume 3: Herald of Doom, Farmhand - Volume 2, The Flash - Volume 10: Force Quest, Head Lopper - Volume 3: Knights of Venora, Infinity Wars: Complete Collection, Lazarus - Volume 3, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - Volume 9, Port of Earth - Volume 3, Umbrella Academy - Volume 3: Hotel Oblivion, Welcome to Wanderland, Young Justice - Volume 1: Gemworld

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godsofmonster · 6 years

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Florida Kilos ≽ V.

Reader x Bangtan- Drug Cartel

Word Count- 8,800

Warnings- drugs, guns, blood, prostitution, violence, abuse, sexual content, betrayal, character deaths, ect.

≽ Links to previous chapters can be found on my masterlist in my bio because Tumblr sucks now! You can also click on the ‘Florida Kilos’ tag!

From the time that I was a little girl, growing up in poverty, I decided that my adulthood would be different. At a young age, I was more sure of myself than most of the people around me. As a result, I made my way down to Florida where I began to both make and deal cocaine- alongside the man of my life. We shared our dreams, our bodies, our business. I was in a drug cartel with responsibilities and a lot of talent. I made dangerous partnerships, million dollar deals, and a lot of money; that is where this story continues.

"Let’s wait.”

The serene look that the promise gave him abruptly dissolved from my sight. His face returned to the scowl that started to become second nature to him. He scoffed, his lips turning into a fake smile, rolling his eyes coldly.

“Wait? For what exactly?” It was like I had profoundly insulted him. His hand threatens to leave mine but I continue to hold on.

“We came here to do a job,” I explained quietly. Advancing toward him, closing the distance between us and having him near. I stretched up to stroke his cheek, “I want to get married in Florida- that’s where we belong.”

Yoongi intensely watched me. As if his eyes were striving to find a conviction in mine. But after a time he gave in with a simple exhalation. He cupped my hand that grazed the hollows of his cheeks. “I guess... whatever you want then.”

A delicate grin settled on my lips, considering the warmth of his touch and drawing him in closer. Our mouths meeting halfway, his tongue dropped over my bottom lip, breathing in deeply as his hand hooked around the spine of my neck. He rolled his mouth forcibly onto mine, causing me to lean back into his grip. I panted as he pulled away and roughly sucked on the supple surface of my neck.

“Yoongi…” I groaned.

“Oh! Sorry I didn’t mean to interrupt,” Hoseok suddenly announced as he came through the door unexpectedly.

“Damn it, Hoseok!” Yoongi’s curse bounced off the metal walls. His palm moved to my shoulder, forcing me to step behind him as he walked forward to shield my half-naked body. “Learn to fucking knock.”

“I did!” He objected.

I chuckled as he turned around to face the door and I assume the blood was flushing to his face in embarrassment.

“It’s alright Hobi,” I assured him and Yoongi before reaching for the robe that was hanging off the edge of my suitcase. Slipping the silk material over my shoulders, it's cold touch trailing goosebumps up my arms before tying it tightly around my waist. “What did you need?”

I moved out of Yoongi’s shadow to spot Hoseok still set with his back to me. Yoongi stepping back to take a sit on the corner of the bed while he began to speak.

“Just two things, (Y/n).” He replied rather stiffly. “Well first is that we gathered all the names to the organizations you wanted. There are only four that we need to take care of.”

“That sounds great- you can turn around now, by the way,” I answered looking under the bed for a pair of slippers to put on. “And the second?”

“The second is that I had an idea of how we could make them disappear.” He peered over his shoulder before he turned himself around to face me. “If you like it then maybe you can give me the green light. All it would take is a couple of chainsaws and a lot of -”

Hoseok was abruptly interrupted by the noise of shouting arising from downstairs. The voice bitter and clear as day.

“Are you sure?! Okay- okay. I got it!”

Yoongi and I followed Hobi out of the room, out into the staircase we looked below to Jimin. He stood by one of the white tables, with kilos accumulated upon it, his phone was pressed against his ear and he wore a lost expression.

“Jimin, what’s going on?” As I made my way down the stairs, Jimin hung up the phone and slammed it down onto the table.

Jimin damned under his sigh and gazed in my direction as the boys followed closely after me. He sighed again,

“Bad news.”

“That's not something I really want to hear right now, Jimin,” I told him, reaching my spot close enough to him. He was making little eye contact, his gaze meeting the floor. “Who was it?”

“A friend- an informant of mine. He called to tell me that...two of our main dealers have disappeared.” The atmosphere in the room thickened with silence.

“People don’t just disappear,” I stated the obvious. Running my hand over my forehead but I let Jimin proceed.

“They were probably taken for information.” He muttered, leaning back against the table with one arm to support himself.

“The question is- by who?” Yoongi mumbled. That was the problem.

I stepped to the side of them, pacing the floor as Jungkook appeared coming from the stairs. I thought to myself as Hoseok filled him in on the disturbing news we had gotten.

“Who do you think did it, boss?” Jungkook said but I simply shook my head. Of course, I had ideas but theories were all they are.

“It could have been the police, after what happened, they definitely have been sticking their noses in,” Hoseok replied, taking a seat on a nearby chair.

“It could also be Alessandro- his men could have been asking around and people are so afraid they could talk,” Jimin added, running his hand through his hair impatiently. “I’m positive about one thing though,- that they're being tortured to get information out of them.”

“How many of our people do we have on the streets?” I asked so that I could begin to calculate the odds that seemed to be turning against us.

“More than twenty, (Y/n) but…” Jimin could barely look up and it took him a moment to speak clearly. “those two moved a lot of product."

It was apparent that Jimin had established a trustworthy connection with the two dealers. He felt responsible and therefore felt guilty. As much as I would have liked to assure him otherwise, I needed to know all the risks we ran before anything else.

“Of those twenty, how many did you meet with face to face?” In other words- how many of them could rat him out.

“Just those two, they were in charge of distributing the coke to the others.” That didn't make this situation any better.

“What are you thinking of doing, (Y/n)?” Yoongi called out to me while I continued to pace the floor. Everyone but Jimin looked in my direction. “What Jimin said is serious.”

I could feel my scalp throbbing as so many different scenarios came rippling through my head. This wasn’t like the women in Miami, we didn’t have the Kim brothers to connections with the law. The truth of the matter was that there was literally nothing that we could do for them. Nothing that I could do.

“Focus on taking out those other organizations- anyone of them could be behind this.” I paused where I stood. “And if it is the police who has them, we’ll have to show them who they are messing with.”

“What about the Italian?” Jungkook asked.

“I already said that I would take care of him,” I stated, stepping back under the fluorescent lights where they were all stood. “I wanted to take my time with his death but- I will have to speed things up in light of what we know now.”

“When do you want us to start dropping bodies?” Hobi asked standing from his seat.

“Tomorrow- I want them one after another without any mistakes.” They all nodded, except for Jimin, who was still noiseless. “Two days is all you four should need.”

The next two days were chaos. On every news channel, every newspaper print, the only words that the wind carried; were how the bodies of New York’s drug leaders were falling. The first to sink was Horacio Zhang; a 42-year-old Chinese man who ran large amounts of cocaine from his territory of Chinatown to the northern parts of Brooklyn. He was found by two of his mistresses in the back room of his restaurant; three bullet wounds in his chest and spread across the floor, covered in Suga cocaine. That same day, only hours apart, the body of Abel Kowalski and two of his gunmen were found in his home in Queens. All killed with bullets in their head execution style and coke spread across the table where they had been drinking. The next day in The Bronx, Calvin Banks was shot dead through the window of his club before opening hours. 'Suga' written in white spray paint on the side of his building. Then late that evening Jake ‘four fingers’ Koch from Staten Island. His throat was slit and his gunmen were shot down in the top floor of his gambling lounge. Two days was all I gave them and they did not let me down. Two days to struck fear in the security of Alessandro Botticelli. So that he would know that I was keeping him for last and he would never see it coming.

“You don’t have to do this,” Yoongi continued with the same words for days. I was disregarding him at this point and concentrated on finding my heels. “Let me go with you.”

“I don’t trust- your jealousy is unruly Yoongi.” He groaned, swiftly moving to kick down a chair out of pure bitterness.

“Can you really blame her?” Hoseok chortled off in the corner. He didn't even bother looking our way and proceeded to load the guns with ammunition. Yoongi hardly giving him a sharp eye as Jungkook came trotting down the stairs.

“I found them!” He announced coming down with the red dagger pumps I had been hunting. He offered his assistance to me in order to get the heels on and deal with Yoongi’s fit.

“I don’t see why you picked Jimin to go with you,” Yoongi murmured under his breathing.

“I didn’t,” I said holding on to Jungkook shoulders as I shoved my foot into the shoe. “I told you already, it was Taehyung’s call.”

Even if Taehyung hadn’t ordered Jimin to be the one to come with me for the job, I still wouldn’t have taken Yoongi. His hatred for Alessandro was reaching a boiling point. I knew the big amount of his rage was projecting from his withdrawals after being clean for the past three days. I could recognize it in the cold sweats he would get the little that he was sleeping. It was the price he had to pay and I had to put up with.

“Where is Jimin anyway?” I asked, noticing it was getting rather late.

“He went upstairs to answer a phone call,” Hobi responded, closing the last of the chambers to the handguns.

I looked up the stairs case, looking past the railings, where the door to his room was shut. He only ever locked himself in his room when he was on the phone with Taehyung. I hoped he wouldn’t come out with more orders. From what Jimin had told me, it sounded like Taehyung had been rediscovering an interest in running his own business. He was ambitious and full of ideas however that began to worry me.

“There is something I want to talk to you all about,” Right now that Jimin wasn’t around. I settled into my second heel and standing upright. “An idea that I’ve had been creating.”

“Another idea?” Yoongi might as well have cut his eyes with that tone. Hobi, on the other hand, was drawn and settled the gun down on the table before walking toward the rest of us without a single sound.

“A new way of exporting cocaine,” I began, tapping Kookie's shoulder to join the others in front of me.

“Don’t you mean importing- as in bringing the paste from Cuba?” He suggested as he walked beside Yoongi and resting his hip against the table.

“No. I’m talking a way to get our merchandise out of the country- to sell it on a whole new continent.”

“What are you talking about (Y/n)?” Yoongi declared, his voice dropping to a new level of trouble. He crossed his arms over his chest, his eyes narrowing and locking on me. “Taehyung has never said anything about dealing overseas.”

“Taehyung- is convinced that he can own the whole entire country,” I spoke hushed, motioning Yoongi to do the same. “But there is no way he can move the product west and take over Mexican cartel territory- it would be suicide.”

“So what are you saying? That we should fuck him over?” Yoongi spoke defensively. As if I hadn’t been the one who was running the entire show. As if Taehyung was his dearest of friends. If he only knew.

“Of course not- as long as I stay by his side through his decisions I will try to steer him in the right direction.” None of them knew of the complications that I was facing with Taehyung after he confronted me the day of Jungkook’s birthday. My fear was that Taehyung would stop listening to me over our argument.

“But if something were to happen to me- where I can’t advise him otherwise; I want you guys to know how to cross the product overseas. Whether that means one of you convince Taehyung yourself or you have a way to start dealing cocaine out of the country without him.”

“What do you mean if something were to happen to you? That is why we are here- we look after you.” Jungkook opposed, while Yoongi and Hoseok fell silent.

“Jungkook,” I sighed. “Not everything goes as intended- It is just a precaution. It will ease my mind knowing that we have a backup plan just in case.”

I didn’t have enough time to go into full detail of my design. I told them where they would start and how difficult it will be to begin again. Though, I knew they were smart enough to figure it out without my every instruction. They maintained quiet throughout my plan, listening closely to the brief summary I managed to give them.

“Not until the day comes that he wants to keep expanding and he comes to choice, will we know what to do next. I refuse to let any of you get hurt for a hopeless dream.” The sound of Jimin’s door creaked open. “You cannot say a word about this to Jimin, much less Taehyung.”

We all looked up, seeing Jimin walk out of his bedroom, still scrolling through his phone. He stashed the device in his pocket and look to where we stood downstairs.

“What are you guys talking about?” He questioned after seeing us all huddled together. Everyone’s expressions turned into stone.

“We were waiting for you,” I said walking over to Yoongi and wrapping my arm around his torso. “Yoongi and I wanted to share some exciting news.”

I smiled up at him, gesturing my head for him to speak up. He hesitated for a second, double taking in my direction while he tried to figure out what I was talking about. His face lit up and he cleared his throat before speaking,

“Right- we’re getting married.”

“What?” They all responded in unison. Though with completely different reactions.

Hoseok jumped over the table and wrapped his arms around Yoongi’s shoulder. His screams of delighted filled his ears and echoed throughout the warehouse. “This is great!”

“When did this happen?” Jungkook asked staring confused.

“Aren’t you happy for us, Kookie?” I grinned and pulled him into a hug but his arm. He took a second to react and hesitated to wrap his arms around me.

“Well, yeah… if this is what you want.” He muttered barely loud enough for me to hear, his arms hugging me tightly. “Congrats.”

“It’s a weird time to get engaged but great nevertheless!” Hobi continued, bouncing from Yoongi over to me and pulling me up in the air. He spoke over my eruption of giggling, “Yoongi needs to settle down.”

He placed a kiss on my cheek but my laughing came to a halt as I saw Jungkook step silently toward Yoongi. Hobi placing me on the ground as we watched them stare at each other. For a second there was nothing but silence, but then Jungkook sighed and reached his hand out to him.

“Congratulations.” He said calmly. Yoongi not hesitating to except his gesture and we watched them shake hands.

It brought the most genuine smile to my face. Being in the company of the people who have become my family and sharing news that brought us closer together was a feeling that I would not take for granted.

“Well congratulations to you both,” Jimin said a bit carelessly as he stuffed his hands in the pockets of his black slacks. “But maybe we should celebrate after we take care of Alessandro."

“You’re right,” I said stepping from Hobi’s arms. “Are you ready?”

Jimin nodded his head as he pulled his phone from his pocket as a notification ringed. “My informer just texted me- Alessandro just arrived at the bar.”

“Then I guess it’s time.” I looked over to Yoongi pushed some of his hair out of his eyes.

He walked over to grab my coat that I had left hanging on one of the nearby chairs. I fixed the hem of my red shift dress. Yoongi came over as he held the coat open for me to slip into. It was longer than my dress and the black faux far would protect me from the New York breeze.

Jimin walked over to the table were the guns rested, ranked from largest to smallest. Picking out his choice of guns to bring with him. Hobi himself reached for the one he had prepared just for me.

“This should fit in your pocket.” He assured me. An automatic Glock 17. I took the heavy metal into my hand, unlocking the chamber to check how many rounds I had. “You’ll need this too.”

He handed me a black rod silencer from his other hand. I took it and twisted onto the barrel of my gun. Perfect fit. I thanked Hoseok and smiled at him.

“Fuck. I feel like I’m in the Godfather.” Jungkook said taking a seat on one of the chairs. I laughed and walked over to him. “Is the Godfather even a godfather?”

“No. It’s just a term of endearment.” I ran my hand through his hair, it was as soft as always. “A godparent is someone you respect- someone you can look up to.”

He nodded his head slowly, looking up at me and taking my hand in his own.

“Someone like you��” He pressed a kiss onto the back of my hand. “Be careful, Godmother.”

“I will.” I simply laughed and shoved his shoulder.

“I’ll get the car,” Jimin announced.

As he walked off into the far part of the warehouse I returned to Yoongi’s side. Where he stood with a worried face.

“We could be in the lobby of the hotel, in case you need us for back up it wouldn’t-” I wrapped my hands around his shoulder.

“I just need you three to stay here and not leave for any reason. Alessandro’s men will be hunting us after we escape.” He held onto my waist, shaking his head and muttering under his breath. “Hey- I can do this.”

“Just come back alive.” He leaned in to kiss my cheek before I let him go.

“I intend to.”

Yoongi walked me to the front door of the warehouse where Jimin was waiting with his car. He looked up from his phone and waited for me by the passenger door. I thanked him as he opened the door for me, closing it gently once I was settled in.

“Jimin...” Yoongi said before he could go to walk around the other side. “If she isn’t out of that hotel room in one hour, go in there and shoot everything that moves. I need you to bring her back alive.”

“You aren’t the only one- I’ll make sure of it.”

The car ride was silent, mildly uncomfortable even. I don’t know what was on Jimin’s mind but I knew what was on mine. Yoongi...Jungkook and Hoseok. Everything I had told them and if they would need to use it. I was sure of my plan but I had a bad feeling that burned in the back of my head. I didn't know how to shake the feeling.

“There is still a chance to change your mind.” Jimin suddenly said, breaking through the silence as he pulled up to a red light. “I can call them and they can come with us in the other car-”

“No, we’re sticking to the plan,” I assured him and secretly myself. I turned to look at him but he looked away when I did. His dirty blond hair was parted to the sides and he wore a white long sleeve. “What did you mean… when you told Yoongi he wasn’t the only one?”

“You caught that, huh?” He stiffened, inhaling deeply and letting out a small laugh. “Of course you did.”

“You don’t like me very much, do you?” I tilted my head at him. The light turned green and he began to drive once again.

“I don’t… trust you.” He said hesitantly licking his full lips.

“Have I given you any reason not too?” I questioned. Watching his body language carefully.

“No,” He glanced my way. “Not yet at least- but that’s because everything has gone your way so far.”

“So you think I’ll betray you once something doesn’t go my way?” I asked lowering the window of the car, pulling out a cigarette from the carton in my handbag.

“Don’t smoke in my car.” He said making me stop my actions abruptly. I looked at him to find him with smirked to my surprise. Not getting my way, huh? “Betray me? No. Taehyung is who I think you’ll betray.”

Put back the single cigarette in its box, and then in my handbag as he continued to talk. “I know how smart you are and I also know how...naive Taehyung can be.”

“I’m more worried about him betraying me- after what happened.” He laughed again, this time a more humorous laugh than anything else. “How don’t I know that the reason Taehyung made me bring you along, wasn’t because he wanted you to kill me?”

“Because, like I said, you’re smart. Taehyung is completely and utterly infatuated with you, you know that.” He almost spat the words at me. Annoyed. “He sent me because he knows I’m the best skilled out of everyone else. He sent me to bring you back alive- that’s...what I meant.”

“But why do I hear the jealousy in your voice?” I’ve never really seen Jimin upset or angry, he was always the calmest of everyone. I must really hit a nerve. “Do you have a thing for Taehyung or something? Is that it?”

“What? No!” He argued defensively. “I just don’t understand why everyone has to fall for you... Taehyung, Yoongi, Jungkook- Alessandro, that poor bastard.”

I crossed my arms over my chest, trying to keep my composure from such an insulting remark. The car fell silent again as I stared out the window and this time I relished in silence after simply stating,

“Men want what they can’t have.”

Only when Jimin pulled up the end of the block, like the time before, is when I spoke to him once again.

“The plan continues exactly as we planned. You’ll go to the hotel first and I’ll go into the bar 15 minutes after you.” Jimin set the car in park and nodded his head slowly. “Once you’ve gotten everything ready, standby and wait for the signal.”

“Just one thing?” He says and I stare. “Don’t play with your victim, as soon as you get the chance- kill him.”

“I’ll see how it goes.” I shrugged. He sighed, without any final words, he moved forward to exit the car.

“Wait,”

“I haven’t forgotten…about the two dealers that got taken, ” He closed the door as soon as I spoke, he was looking back at me with much softer eyes. “If Alessandro knows where they are- I’ll get them back.”

He simply nodded his head in understanding, then may his way back to exiting the car. I watched as he walked toward the hotel, his figure becoming smaller by the second. Then he disappeared and I began to count the 15 minutes before I would go in. Before I would be met, face to face, with Alessandro Botticelli once again.

I stood in front of the same wooden doors that lead to the downstairs bar. It felt like it had been an eternity since I was last here. Though it had only been three days. The place was surrounded by Italian gunmen, no doubt a result of the other cocaine dealers dropping like flies. I went to open the door but was met by a locked handle.

I peered inside through the cross windows the doors allowed, mostly empty from the little that I could see. A man soon came in my line of sight, Vincent Romano, to be exact. Alessandro’s most dangerous gunman.

He recognized me right away and unlocked the door.

“Well look who it is…” His eyes scanned me from head to toe as he allowed me to step in. “We were sure that you were a ghost- the way that you vanished into the streets… without a trace.”

Another man came up behind him, from the deeper right side of the bar, where Alessandro must be. He landed on his shoulder to whisper something inaudible to me. Vincent shook his head and answered him in Italian. With his order, the man walked back to where I could not see him.

“We looked for you all over New York- Mr. Botticelli’s orders, of course.” He smirked, possibly trying to make conversation with me. Though, it didn’t take long for the other man to come back. He nodded his head at Vincent and he looked back at me. “He’s been waiting for you.”

I followed behind him into the back of the bar. Where the room was darker as there were almost no windows. The room glowing under candlelight.Where Alessandro was revealed to be seated at a table and eight other gunmen in nearby ones. The moment his eyes landed on me, he rose from his table, watching me as I walked in.

“Brava- Bravissima!” He yelled out as he slowly clapped his hands and made his way around the table. I smiled as he came to greet me in front of the table, he took both of my hands in his and leaned in to kiss them. “How are you doing, bella?”

“I knew that we would meet again.” He grinned and pulled out the chair for me. He leads me to take a seat and pushing it closer to the table as I did.

“Destiny, perhaps,” I smirked and he was in front of me in a matter of seconds. His full lips were parted into a full smile, one that almost made him look innocent. Wrinkles creased around the hazel eyes that stared intensely at me.

“Leave us.” He announced to his men. They exchanged glances at each other unsure but his voice turned cold quickly. “Out!”

The absence of his men brought ease to my body. I was a little less stiff and I could breathe better. He wore a wine button up shirt, with its sleeves rolled up and the same gold chain from before.

“Look,” He paired his clothing with black pants that he reached into the pocket of, pulling out a white silk fabric from it. “I have kept the memento of your lips for these past couples of days.”

“And I have kept the memory of your gaze.” I hummed as he held up the lipstick stained silk to prove to me. He leaned in, setting the cloth beside his drink.

“You won’t escape from me this time.” His eyes staring deeply at me as if I was an illusion he didn’t want to miss.

“Neither will you.”

“Does that mean…” He glances at the cloth under his elbow. “That tomorrow, I will wake up in the morning to something much more...concrete than this?”

I leaned in resting my chin on the palm of my hand.

“Of that, you can be sure of.” He reached over the small rounded table and touched the back of my hand. Close to grazing my cheek but I moved off my hand the moment his rough skin touched mine. “Can we go somewhere? Where we can be alone?”

“Of course we can.” He was quick to answer as if he had been waiting for me to ask him that. “How does my presidential suite sound?”

“Perfect.”

His men followed us out the door of the bar, all the way up the stairs, as we entered the main lobby of the hotel. His arm was wrapped around my waist as we walked, his much taller frame leading the way.

By this time Jimin should be getting into position and shouldn’t be in the main lobby but I casually scanned the floor of people just in case. There must have been some type of convention being held because the lobby was cluttered with people.

Alessandro spoke to his men in a combination of Italian and English. Repeating to each of them that for absolutely no reason should anyone come and bother him up in the room. My eyes finished scanning the lobby for any sign of trouble-and trouble I found.

Yoongi’s figure stood out to me, standing just a few feet away from us, next to a group of guests. Our eyes locked and it was like the entire room slowed down and became cold. His eyes darted behind, landing on Alessandro who was still talking to his men in the other direction but, who also, still had his arm around my waist and pulled in close to his side. I could see Yoongi’s face drowning in jealousy and rage. His body tightening and he reached into the inside of his blazer. Where he always kept his gun.

All I could do was lightly shake my head, trying to not make it obvious as I continued walking with Alessandro toward the elevators. I mouthed to him the word ‘no’ frantically trying to stop him from approaching us. Him, against twelve armed gunmen, was a chance he would gladly take. He took broad steps close but not close enough for anyone else to notice. My eyes on him were pleading as we entered the elevator. He stood behind and our eye contact broke through the closing doors.

“You have yet to tell me your name?”Alessandro chuckled above my ear causing me to shiver in disgust.

“It’s (Y/n)...” I try to say without showing the repulsion he brings me.

“As expected… così bella.”

The doors opened up to the very top floor of the hotel. A blue and white pattern displayed on the carpet leading us to Alessandro’s presidential suite at the very end of the hall. I stood by his side as he went to unlock the door with his card key. I looked around to see if any of his men had followed us up or were waiting for us. He pushed the door open and allowed me to step inside first.

“Ti piace? Do you like it?” I walked through the small hall that revealed a large living room and bar.

“I like it,” I said as we stepped into the dining area where stood a espresso wooden table under a white carpet. He pulled out a bottle of champagne from an ice bucket that laid on top of it, followed by two glasses. Two large naked windows framed either side of the wall. The heat from the sun had made the bucket of ice melt and condensate its exterior. “It’s the biggest room in the hotel, isn’t it?”

“Of course, a woman like you deserves the finest.” He hands me my glass and I thank him.

He pop opens the bottle, an icy smoke coming from it’s opening before Alessandro takes my glass and fills it. The glass sizzles to the top but soon dies down to reveal only half full. I strolled around the room as he filled his own glass up. I found my way to one of the windows where the view of New York was at its peak.

“The best view this hotel has to offer,” Alessandro notes following in behind me. “But nothing compared to your beauty, (Y/n).”

“Such a romantic.” I laugh setting my glass down the dining table. “Too bad all those bodyguards spoil the moment.”

“They’re necessary.” He insists. Alessandro sets down the whole bottle on the table and takes a drink from his glass.

“Are they? And why is that?” I question turning to look back outside. “To protect you from all the angry women whose hearts you’ve broken?”

“No, no.” He laughs with the glass still pressed to his lips, he takes another drink.

“What?” I smirk, stepping closer to him. “Are you telling me I’m the first woman you bring up here?”

“Absolutely!” He declares and I smile shaking my head.

“I’m not so naive, Alessandro.” I turn my back to him and walk forward. “Who are you trying to protect?”

“Let just say it’s a matter of business.” I reach into the pocket of my fur coat, gripping the gun in my hand.

“Who are you afraid of?” I slip it out.

“Nothing- no one.” With my back facing him he can’t see a thing. But then there was a knock at the door. “Ugh. Who is it?”

I slipped the gun back into my pocket and followed him back to the hallway. Alessandro looked through the peephole and opened the door. It was an employ from the hotel bringing room service on a cart.

“What’s all this?” I asked as Alessandro brings him to the dining table.

“I wanted us to have a nice romantic dinner, (Y/n).” He smiled. The employ setting up the table for us. It was two orders of stakes, pasta, and salads. I internally groan and want to roll my eyes.

“Do you mind if we order a bottle of wine?” I asked not wanting to keep Jimin waiting too long. Not with so many of Alessandro’s men roaming the hotel.

“You need to get a hold of one of the uniforms. Find a way to take over someone’s position so that you will end up at Alessandro’s room.” I told him. “By the time you get to the room Alessandro should be dead and you’ll be my way out.”

We took our seat and began to eat quietly. Though in the depths of my mind I was looking at my options- my chances of pulling this off and still being able to leave alive. Wondering if Jimin was even able to blend in as a member of the staff. No. I couldn’t doubt myself now. I couldn’t doubt Jimin.

“I want to make a confession to you, (Y/n),” Alessandro said breaking the silence. He wiped the corners of his mouth and adjusted the napkin back on his lap. “I do this because I don’t want this being the only night we spend together.”

I raised my eyebrow smirking as he grabbed his glass of champagne and brought it up to me. “I was taught as a child that a man mustn’t hide things from the woman he wishes to marry. Though, when it comes to business everything is different…”

“Oh?” I raise my own glass to meet his and tilt my head at him. “Go ahead, tell me.”

“I want you to know what it is that I do for a living,” No. He wouldn’t. “I’m a trafficker.”

Then again, maybe he would.

“W-what do you mean?” I set my glass down and pushed my hair away from my face. “Trafficker of what, exactly?”

“Narcotics- cocaine mostly.” Jimin was right. Alessandro you poor bastard. “I’m the largest distributor in New York. You know, this city has always had a vice abuse, first with alcohol, marijuana, and now coke is the best seller.”

“Wait-wait.” I shut my eyes, trying to hold a straight face, taking a deep breath. “You said that you were the largest distributor in the city. Does that mean there are others?”

“Yes, a few.” He grabs his drink once again.

“Well, I ask because in the movies dealers are always fighting for territory and money.” I reach across the table and take his hand. “Is anyone trying to hurt you? Are we in danger?”

“No, yes but no. You are safe here with me.” He set his glass down and placed his other hand above mine.

“Who?” I asked pulling my hand back and running it over my forehead. I took a deep, shaky breath as I leaned back against my chair.

“Someone who goes under the name ‘Suga’.”

“Suga?” I sit back up. “Just Suga?”

“That’s all we know so far but I’m sure that he’s a man not from New York. His product is from Cuba so he could very well be Cuban himself.” He put his hand on his chin, running it through the scruff of his beard.

“But if you don’t know anything else other than the name… why are you so sure it’s a man?” I ask.

“Easy. This is a man’s business.” He shrugged. “A woman simply wouldn’t have the cold heart to kill.”

“Don’t you think that’s a bit of a sexist comment?” I had to look down, let my hair cover my face for a moment while the smile spread across my face. I hear him chuckle and I look back him to find him smiling. “Isn’t it? Women can be much more than just pretty faces. I’m sure we are capable of murder and even much more. Ruthlessness isn’t exclusive to only men.”

“Well, I see you know a thing or two about human nature.” Alessandro smiled leaning in on the table and watching me in awe. “To me, it sounds like the words of a woman who’s already committed murder.”

“What?” I scoff playfully. “How could you think such a thing.”

“I’ve been around murders all my life, (Y/n). I know how they act.” He laughed and I sigh theatrically.

“Well since you confessed something, maybe I should too?”

“What?” He raised his brow at me before reaching to pour himself another glass. “You did murder someone?”

“I could tell you about that or,” I take a drink of my own glass. “I can tell you something a little more interesting.”

“More interesting than murder? Go ahead.” I set my glass down and watched him continue to drink his sense away.

“I have a boyfriend.”

“A boyfriend?” He laughed with eyes wide.

“A fiancé actually.”

“Not a big deal. We can get rid of him easily if he’s a problem.” I lowered my hand to the side of the seat, reaching for the pocket of my fur coat that hung around the chair.

“The thing is that we worked together.” My hand in the soft fur pocket, once again, gripping onto the cold metal. “I’m actually his boss.”

“Oh yeah? What’s the poor bastards name?” I laughed shaking my head.

“Yoongi…” I slide the gun out of the pocket and brought it to my lap. “but everyone knows him by a different name.”

“What is that?” He blinks.

“Suga.”

I pulled my gun out and pulled the trigger. The bullet pierced through his right shoulder. Alessandro fell back in his seat, blood coming from the exit wound onto the white wall behind him.

He groans on the floor as I stood from the table. Still aiming my gun at him as he squirmed in pain. His left hand held his bleeding shoulder. He was breathing heavily with eyes wide and blood flushing his face.

“Accidenti!” He said with his heavy breathing. He looked up at me, his eyes blackening in rage and pain but a dark laugh echoed through the room. “I knew beautiful women would be the end of me...”

“But you never thought one of them would actually end you,” I said standing at his feet.

“I guess that seems like a pretty go way to go.” He breathed. I watched him scoot himself to the wall behind him where he sat up against the wall and tossed his head back. “So...you work for Suga? How theatrical.”

“Didn’t you hear me before?” He dropped his hand down to the belt of his pants, where his gun was tucked away. “Suga works for me.”

I pulled the trigger again, the silent bullet breaking through his wrist.

“Maledetta puttana! You’re a sadistic woman with a lot of nerve.” His face was becoming pale and his shoulder was still bleeding rapidly- I must have hit a major artery. “Why don’t you just kill me already? What are you waiting for!?”

“I’m waiting for my room service,” I said stepping over him and taking his gun from his belt.

Then gunshots fired from outside of the door. Alessandro began yelling out in Italian as I stepped back to find cover against the same wall he was leaning against. I pointed the gun downward and shot him in his outer thigh to get his attention back on me. Making it clear that no one was coming to save him.

“Two of my dealers went missing two days ago,” I said leaning down and grabbing him by the hair as he continued to groan and yell. “I know you're behind this. Where are they?”

My hand tangled in his thick curls forcing him to look up at me while I pointed the gun at his head. He scoffed and spit in my direction. The spit falling to the top of my heels.

I shoved his head free from my hold. Grabbing my gun by the silencer and swinging the handle across his face. He spits blood from his mouth, a gash opening and bleeding on his brow bone.

“Where are they!?” I repeat. He was losing blood so fast that he could barely maintain his head up. But I could see his lips turning into a smirk while the gunshots continued outside of the door.

“You’ll never make it out of here alive.” He said.

I felt the adrenaline in my body start to shake my arms and my mind was switching back and forth from Alessandro to the gunshots outside, to Jimin. My time was running out and I need to know what happened to those men. I put my gun down and lifted my foot, shoving the stiletto of my heel into the bullet hole in his thigh.

“Answer me!” I said forcing my heel down harder through his broken skin.

As he cried out the front door of the room opened loudly. The gunshots were still being exchanged with the door open. Was it Jimin? Was it the police?

“Signore?!” It was Vincent Romano.

I glanced down at Alessandro, his breathing was shallow and streams of blood had begun to collect under his hands. I reached down to find his pulse on his neck. It was so faint, he would be dead any minute. I had to try to escape, with or without Jimin.

I moved along the wall, closer to the opening to the next room where Vincent wouldl be coming from my left. Gunshots were still being fired outside of the door. I lined up at the edge of the wall, taking in a deep breath and holding my gun close, as I moved to peek around the corner.

The smell of bullets and blood lingered the cold air.

I looked into the dim lit hall slowly, Vincent Romano coming into my line of sight and I coming into his. With his gun pulled out, and no hesitation, he pulled his trigger. I try to move back as swiftly as I could but I felt the metal pierce my forearm.

I stumble back behind the wall, my head against it and a groan ripping out through my teeth. The pain shot up my arm, in a burning sensation, and tensed my muscles. Blood starting to pour down my arm, the warm liquid coloring all the way down to the tips of my fingers.

“Come out! You damn whore!”

I looked back down at the floor, where I had left Alessandro’s gun out of his reach. I picked it up and held it in my other hand. Glancing at his current state still on the floor beside me. He laid motionless, his once intimidating hazel eyes laid open soulless.

“There you are.”

I looked over my shoulder to see him now standing behind me. I let myself drop to the floor using Alessandro’s gun to shoot and aim at his chest. My motions caused me to miss the shot and he was able to move and hide behind the other wall.

I quickly stand on my feet and grabbed one of the wooden chairs from the dining table. I kicked it out into the hallway where he was, catching him off guard as he shot the falling chair. Giving me an opening shot.

I jump into his line of sight. Watching how his eyes darted from the chair to me. Then locking eyes with his boss's gun. The shot rings in my ears while his body jerked back. The blast had him against the wall. His hold on his gun is pressed against the wall and the other is clutching onto his bleeding ribs.

“(Y/n)!” I look behind me to see Jimin coming in through the door. He’s wearing the uniform of the hotel employees with his gun in his grasp. My mouth opened to speak but his eyes looked past me. “Get down!”

I do as he says. He brings his gun up and fires past me. My eyes searching for the bullets landing. Through the head of Vincent Romano. I watch him fall to the floor.

“We have to go!” Jimin instantly appeared at my side, wrapping his hand around my upper arm, pulling me on to my feet and dragging me out of the hotel room.

In the hallway, there were two Italian men shot dead beside each other. A room service cart was tipped over and full of gunshots. Laying beside it was the drapery that veiled carts- and beside it the bottle of wine I had ordered. I kept an eye down the hall as Jimin pushed the cart upright. Cloaking the drapery back over the top of it.

“Get under. Hurry!” He held up the cloth revealing the space open for me. I moved fast to get under the cart. I adjusted myself to a comfortable position on the cold metal of the bottom shelf, concealed by the blue fabric surrounding me. “Let’s get out of here.”

“You’re hurt,” Jimin said as the car stopped in front of the warehouse doors. Honking the horn so that the others could let us in.

I thoroughly observed Jimin and I could not find a single scratch on him. He had taken off the long sleeve of the hotel uniform, wearing nothing but a white tank top and dark blue slacks.

“It doesn’t hurt that much anymore.” That was a lie. I couldn’t even move my arm, blood was staining my skin and my dress.

Jimin honked again, this time causing me to jump, this time letting it bellow for a few seconds. He scoffed after getting no response, reaching for the handle of the car door. I watched him in the beams of the car lights, squatting down on his feet to push the doors over his head. The headlights pooled into the darkening warehouse but I could see the lights all the way in the back turned on. Jimin hopped back in the car,

“We have to get that bullet out of you.” He said driving us in.

We walked into the far back of the warehouse. The light of my room was on and soft talking could be heard from within. Jimin and I followed the noise.

“Didn't you hear us honking?” I said as I pushed the door open and was met by nothing.

The only voice that responded was the small TV that sat inside the wardrobe of Yoongi and I’s shared a room.

I turn to Jimin as a tainted feeling dropped in the pit of my stomach and was reflected in his face. He shook his head and he walked out of the room. Not wasting any time and kicking the doors to the other three rooms wide open. He called out their names. Jungkook. Hoseok. Yoongi.

Yoongi. Who I had last seen in the hotel lobby. How could have I forgotten? There was no one here besides us.

“Oh no…”

Jimin turned to ask me 'what'. But I could barely hear him. The pain in my arm was numbed by the heavy feeling in my stomach. I felt it pulling me down to the floor. My head feeling like it was detaching from my shoulders.

“Hey…(Y/n).” He came to my aid. His arm wrapped around my suddenly fragile frame as my legs were giving out. I held onto the door frame with my weak arm. “You've lost too much blood.”

He guided me to the bed behind us. Seating me at the edge before he squatted down to take a look at my arm.

“Yoongi was at the hotel,” I said scooping my hair out of my face. I flinched as his thumbs ran close to the bullet opening.

“What?” He paused.

“He was in the lobby when I was going up to Alessandro’s room.” He dropped my arm gently on the bed and stood back to his feet, looking down at me with puzzled eyes. “He wanted to come up to us but I stopped him. I didn't see where he went.”

“Did you see Jungkook? Or Hoseok with him?” I simply shook my head, carefully because it still felt light. “This doesn't make any sense.”

He stormed out of the room to walk into the bathroom. The bathroom is straight ahead of my room, I watched through the open doors as he frantically grabbed rags and the first aid box from underneath the sink.

But it made total sense. If Yoongi was there, Jungkook and Hobi would have surely followed him. Were they in the building when the gunshots when off? Did they make it out?

I pulled out my phone. Quickly and shakily looking for their names in my contacts. Putting the phone on speaker as Yoongi’s caller ID flashed on the screen. My head dropped as it went straight to voicemail. Maybe his phone is dead? I called Hoseok's, glancing at Jimin who was looking through the first aid box. It rang and rang but there was no answer and I was sent to voicemail again. This can't be happening. My chest was tightening as the stress and the fear tumbled inside me. Jungkook had to answer. He always answered my calls. And just as I was going to click on his name, there was a silence. Jimin had stopped scavenging around in the bathroom and I was holding my breath. The words playing off of the TV were becoming clear in my ears.

“We’re coming back to you live from lower Manhattan. With what started off as a bar altercation has turned into a police standoff. Now DEA officials have arrived at the scene, linking the suspect to the Madison Hotel. Where just an hour ago Alessandro Botticelli, Italian Mafia leader, and suspected drug lord, was killed along with three of his men.”

I called Jimin into the room. My eyes scanning the scenery behind the news reporter. Jimin coming to my side and following my gaze. There were police cars and officers blocking the entrance to an alleyway. Guns aiming far into the back where the sun was starting to set.

“The suspect has not yet been identified. He is reported to be armed and heavily intoxicated. We are getting news that two other male suspects have also been reported, apparently in an attempt to help the first suspect escape.”

Jimin and I watched in silence, mortified, as my phone rang.

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DATA CREATED: 2022-04-17 TOTAL: 289 GENRE: House, Tech House, Afro House, Jackin House, Deep House, Soulful House, Funky House, Organic House / Downtempo, Progressive House, Nu Disco / Disco, Melodic House & Techno, Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic), Techno (Peak Time / Driving), Dance / Electro Pop, Indie Dance, Nu Disco / Disco

1,"Abel Ramos - Working For Love (Original Mix).mp3"

2,"Adam Ten & Mita Gami - Ping Pong Pitch (Extended Mix).mp3"

3,"Adam Ten, Mita Gami - Ping Pong Pitch (Extended Mix).mp3"

4,"AFFKT - Renau.mp3"

5,"Alan Cerra - Polaris.mp3"

6,"Alex Alcocer - Parsimony (Original Mix).mp3"

7,"Alex Spite, Cafe De Anatolia - Mana.mp3"

8,"Alex Spite, Cafe De Anatolia - Masai.mp3"

9,"Alfonso Muchacho - Walk On Water (Matias Chilano Remix).mp3"

10,"Ali Wilson & Matt Smallwood - Canadian Geese (Extended Mix).mp3"

11,"Andrea Giudice - Straight N Shake (Original Mix).mp3"

12,"Andrey Loud - Suspense (Original Mix).mp3"

13,"Anela & Tony Romanello - Atlas V (Original Mix).mp3"

14,"Annabell Kowalski, Victor Pilava - Awake (Original Mix).mp3"

15,"ANOTR - TALI.mp3"

16,"Ardalan, Nala, Damon Jee Habits Die Hard - Damon Jee Remix.mp3"

17,"Ari Fernan - Atemporal (Original Mix).mp3"

18,"Bedouin - Petra (Extended Version).mp3"

19,"Ben Cheel - Percussion Player (Original Mix).mp3"

20,"BERIN - Look At You (Extended mix).mp3"

21,"Beth Lydi - Love Your People (Original Mix).mp3"

22,"Bob Sinclar, Roxanne Shanté — Reels (Joachim Garraud Remix).mp3"

23,"Boxer - First Flight (XTC) (Extended Mix).mp3"

24,"Bra Yen - The Life All Right (The Life All Right).mp3"

25,"Browncoat - Axial Tilt (Original Mix).mp3"

26,"CASSIMM - Release feat. Tamika Tyan (Extended Mix).mp3"

27,"CASSIMM, Tamika Tyan - Release feat. Tamika Tyan (Extended Mix).mp3"

28,"Catz 'n Dogz - NOW.mp3"

29,"Catz 'n Dogz - U.mp3"

30,"Chad Andrew - Low Pressure (Original Mix).mp3"

31,"Chapter & Verse - Can't You See (Extended).mp3"

32,"Charles D (USA) - Heavy.mp3"

33,"Chelina Manuhutu - You're So Fine (Original Mix).mp3"

34,"Chicks Luv Us - Freakon (Original Mix).mp3"

35,"Chloé Caillet, Carlita Love Ain't Over - Carlita Remix.mp3"

36,"Chris Valencia - Something With A Beat (Extended Mix).mp3"

37,"Christian Smith Infatuate.mp3"

38,"Citizen Kain - Bareknuckle (Stereo Express Remix).mp3"

39,"Cloonee, Brisotti - Tripasia (Extended Mix).mp3"

40,"Conrado - By 56 (Original Mix).mp3"

41,"Cosmonaut - Milky Way (Extended Mix).mp3"

42,"Croatia Squad - Want Somebody (Club Mix).mp3"

43,"Daan Steenman - My People (Original Mix).mp3"

44,"Dani Villa & Rodri Vegas - Let's Jack (Original Mix).mp3"

45,"Darko Milosevic - The Inner Battle (Original Mix).mp3"

46,"Dave Seaman, Steve Parry, Nunchi Coup Coping Mechanism.mp3"

47,"Deecross - Rock It 2022.mp3"

48,"Deflee - Blue Light.mp3"

49,"Deflee - Second Chance.mp3"

50,"Dennis Beutler, Fab Massimo - Show Me (Extended Mix).mp3"

51,"Diego Serrao, Ruben Mandolini Girls & Boys - Ruben Mandolini Remix.mp3"

52,"Dino (BR) - BBC (Original Mix).mp3"

53,"Disco Gurls & The Soul Gang - Dreams Of Loneliness (Extended Mix).mp3"

54,"DJ Jurgen, Maickel Telussa - Push the Button.mp3"

55,"DJ Koze - Drone Me Up, Flashy (&ME Remix).mp3"

56,"Dole & Kom, Butch Together Onetime - Butch Remix.mp3"

57,"Dopamine - Delete It (Club Mix).mp3"

58,"Douse The Reason.mp3"

59,"Dp-6 - Happy Tuesday.mp3"

60,"Dr Honey - Animals (Deviu Remix).mp3"

61,"Dub Pepper - Tatumi.mp3"

62,"Dubesque Dale.mp3"

63,"Dutchican Soul - Nine O Nine (Extended Mix).mp3"

64,"Einmusik - Walensee.mp3"

65,"Einmusik - Wormhole (Original Mix).mp3"

66,"Ekoboy - Ravin (Original Mix).mp3"

67,"Emiliyan Ivanov, Peter Hatman - Fuck The Hype (Original Mix).mp3"

68,"Envotion - Adrift (Original Mix).mp3"

69,"Essence of Time, David Hohme Queen Bass.mp3"

70,"F4T4L3RR0R - Lost (Kay-D Remix).mp3"

71,"Fab Massimo - Going Home (Original Mix).mp3"

72,"Fabreeka - Blue Sky (Blue Sky).mp3"

73,"Facundo Losardo - Glassy Sunrise (Original Mix).mp3"

74,"Fat Cosmoe, Henri Bergmann, Wennink - Higher Dimemsion (Original Mix).mp3"

75,"FEX (IT) - Viaggio Astrale (Extended Mix).mp3"

76,"Fleur Shore - Communication.mp3"

77,"Forty Cats - Moscow Time (Da Luka & Jorgio Kioris Remix).mp3"

78,"Francesco Parente, Josh Kalker, David Blank - Lost In Paradise (Wheats Remix).mp3"

79,"Frey - Adagio For Strings (Extended Mix).mp3"

80,"Fur Coat, Alfa Romero - Antigone's Dream (Original Mix).mp3"

81,"Fur Coat, Alfa Romero - Distant Future (Original Mix).mp3"

82,"Fur Coat, Alfa Romero - Icarus Wings (Original Mix).mp3"

83,"Fur Coat, Alfa Romero - Multiple Escapes (Original Mix).mp3"

84,"GarryG - Buzzi.mp3"

85,"Gene On Earth - Pinseeker (Original Mix).mp3"

86,"GhostMasters, The GrooveBand - Welcome 2 Hotel California (Extended Mix).mp3"

87,"Gorge - Darkness (Marco Berto Remix).mp3"

88,"Gorge - Darkness (Original Mix).mp3"

89,"GPU Panic, Anja Schneider Glimpse of Me - Anja Schneider Remix.mp3"

90,"Grammik - Vast Space (Original Mix).mp3"

91,"Greg Nairo - Koko (Original Mix).mp3"

92,"Grife & Albuquerque - Dusk.mp3"

93,"GruuvElement's, Manolaco - Munchielicius (Original Mix).mp3"

94,"Guilherme Rossi - Weey (Original Mix).mp3"

95,"Gutto Serta Plastik Bodies.mp3"

96,"Guz feat. Jaxxon - In My Bones (Extended Mix).mp3"

97,"Haffenfold - And Tells (Original Mix).mp3"

98,"Harry Grig - Freedom (Mayro Remix).mp3"

99,"Harvy Valencia, Joseph Ren - Chop (Original Mix).mp3"

100,"Haze-M, Zanjma Dance.mp3"

101,"Heavy Street, Gutir - House Music (Original Mix).mp3"

102,"Henri Bergmann, Fat Cosmoe - Ordinary People (Original Mix).mp3"

103,"Hissarlik - Daily Life (Tronik Youth Remix).mp3"

104,"Hiver The Initiative.mp3"

105,"House Of Prayers - The Message (Original Mix).mp3"

106,"Housekeedz - Tabletops (Extended Mix).mp3"

107,"Hyde (OFC) - Feel Good (Original Mix).mp3"

108,"Idoru, Zombies In Miami Fascination - Zombies in Miami Remix.mp3"

109,"Ilan Bluestone, Ellen Smith - Stranger To Your Love (Pretty Pink Extended Mix).mp3"

110,"Ilan Bluestone, Ellen Smith - Stranger To Your Love (Stoneblue Extended Mix).mp3"

111,"Ilan Bluestone, Gid Sedgwick - Paid For Love (PROFF Extended Mix).mp3"

112,"Ilan Bluestone, Giuseppe De Luca - Hopeless Dreamer (OCULA Extended Mix).mp3"

113,"Ilan Bluestone, Giuseppe De Luca - Hopeless Dreamer (Tomas Heredia Extended Mix).mp3"

114,"Ilan Bluestone, Giuseppe De Luca - Look At Me Now (AMPRS&ND Extended Mix).mp3"

115,"Ilan Bluestone, Giuseppe De Luca - Love Is A Drug (XiJaro & Pitch Extended Mix).mp3"

116,"Ilan Bluestone, Maor Levi, Alex Clare - Hold On (GVN Extended Mix).mp3"

117,"Ilan Bluestone, Maor Levi, Alex Clare - Hold On (Kryder Extended Mix).mp3"

118,"Ilan Bluestone, Maor Levi, Alex Clare - Hold On (Soulecta Extended Mix).mp3"

119,"Inache - Indigo.mp3"

120,"Inafekt Feeling Me.mp3"

121,"Jamback - Motion.mp3"

122,"James Wyler - Too Sexy (Original Mix).mp3"

123,"Jamie Nugent - Over You (Extended Mix).mp3"

124,"Jamie Roy, Huxley, DJ Rae Fantasy - Roy's Rave Remix.mp3"

125,"Jean Bacarreza & Enzo Amoruccio - Mind Control (Original Mix).mp3"

126,"Jei Blvck - Sequence Of Us (Vocal Mix).mp3"

127,"Jesse Jonez - HIGHER (Original Mix).mp3"

128,"Jon.K - Keep That In Mind (Original Mix).mp3"

129,"Jon.K - Maraba (Original Mix).mp3"

130,"Julian Millan - Amadun (Original Mix).mp3"

131,"Julian Millan - Funky Buster (Original Mix).mp3"

132,"KatyaGur Jon.K - Tau Tau.mp3"

133,"KAZKO, Shanil Alox - In a State (In a State (Shanil Alox Remix)).mp3"

134,"KiRiK, Teya Flow V Poli Gul.mp3"

135,"Krasa Rosa - Kukushka.mp3"

136,"Krasa Rosa - Solnce.mp3"

137,"Krasa Rosa - U Okna.mp3"

138,"Kyle Kinch & Tone Troy - Pheromones (Extended Mix).mp3"

139,"Kyle Watson - Pick Me Up (Extended Mix).mp3"

140,"Leandro Caceres - That Day (Original Mix).mp3"

141,"Lee Burridge, Lost Desert - Bloemenvelden (Original Mix).mp3"

142,"Lee Burridge, Lost Desert - Miracle De Paris (Original Mix).mp3"

143,"Lee Burridge, Lost Desert - Open Doors (Original Mix).mp3"

144,"Lee Burridge, Lost Desert - The Wildcard Rhapsody (Original Mix).mp3"

145,"Lian Gold, Erika Krall Jama.mp3"

146,"Lilly Palmer - Don't Look Back [Drumcode].mp3"

147,"Local Options - The Right Direction (Saison Remix).mp3"

148,"LOPA, Indigo Man - Innerthya (Innerthya (Indigo Man Remix)).mp3"

149,"Luccio - Give Me a Reason (Extended Vocal Mix).mp3"

150,"Luedji Luna - Banho de Folhas (Maz (BR) Remix).mp3"

151,"Lysa Chain - Invisible Dream (Invisible Dream).mp3"

152,"Maickel Telussa - Sunshine Day (Original Mix).mp3"

153,"Makree - Came To Groove (Extended Mix).mp3"

154,"MANT - Subconscious (James Dexter Remix).mp3"

155,"Marius Drescher - Not Even Close (Original Mix).mp3"

156,"Marius Drescher - Nova (Original Mix).mp3"

157,"Mark Johnson (UK) - Luv U Still.mp3"

158,"Mark Knight, James Hurr, Cari Golden - You Are A God (Extended Mix).mp3"

159,"Matroda - Wasting Time (Original Mix).mp3"

160,"Matt Manser - Tension (Extended Mix).mp3"

161,"Max Dean - This Party (Prunk Remix).mp3"

162,"Max Styler, Friend Within, Atlantic Garden - Real Life (Extended Mix).mp3"

163,"Mennie - Black Drama (Original Mix).mp3"

164,"Mike Morrisey - Dnt Matter (Original Mix).mp3"

165,"Mike Morrisey - Groove Rider (Original Mix).mp3"

166,"Mike Morrisey - Solaris (Original Mix).mp3"

167,"Mindform - Feeling Nothing (Feeling Nothing).mp3"

168,"Miss Melera Violet.mp3"

169,"Mochakk - False Need (Extended Mix).mp3"

170,"Molac - The Luspa Symphony.mp3"

171,"Monarke - X (Original Mix).mp3"

172,"Moonbootica - U-Haul (Original Mix).mp3"

173,"Motez - Submission (Extended Mix).mp3"

174,"Moya (US), Alberto Hernandez (MX) - Nefoedd (Original Mix).mp3"

175,"MPathy - Coax (Original Mix).mp3"

176,"Namito - Mad Heart.mp3"

177,"Namito, Sabo, Bahramji - Celebration Santoor (Laroz & T-Puse Remix).mp3"

178,"Namito, Sabo, Bahramji - Celebration Santoor (Mula FR Remix).mp3"

179,"NEO_WISE, CaThY K - Uncertain (Uncertain).mp3"

180,"Nick Devon - Visionnaire (Original Mix).mp3"

181,"No Requests - Pyramids (Extended Mix).mp3"

182,"Not Just Me, Audiojack Through the Blinds (Audiojack Remix).mp3"

183,"Notches - Let Me Is The Sky (Original Mix).mp3"

184,"Novem Vivit - It's Been A Long Time (Original Mix).mp3"

185,"Odette Better Do It Right.mp3"

186,"Oliver Henry Closer.mp3"

187,"Oliver Koletzki, Oliver Klostermann - Oliver's Silly Jam (Original Mix).mp3"

188,"Oliver Schories & Bailey - Lotus (Extended Mix).mp3"

189,"Oravla Ziur - Funky Little Move (Fabrizio Placidi Remix).mp3"

190,"Öwnboss, SEVEK - Move Your Body (Tiësto Extended Edit).mp3"

191,"Paige, Nihil Young, Lauren L'aimant - Alchemy.mp3"

192,"Parallel Voices - Running (Paul Thomas Extended Mix).mp3"

193,"Patrice Bäumel, Sylvain Chauveau Zero Gravity feat. Sylvain Chauveau.mp3"

194,"Peggy Gou - I Go (Soulwax Remix).mp3"

195,"Peku - Quantic Surface (Original Mix).mp3"

196,"Perky Wires - Jam One.mp3"

197,"Peshta Gora - Sapientia (Original Mix).mp3"

198,"Phineo - SUBSTANCE (Original Mix).mp3"

199,"Piem, MizBee - Temptation (Original Mix).mp3"

200,"Pirate Copy, Hattie Snooks You Need It.mp3"

201,"Qarcii & Turkoshvili - Our Feelings (Original Mix).mp3"

202,"Ranta, Audiotones - Mahamudra (Original Mix).mp3"

203,"Ric Niels - Walking In The Woods (Analog Jungs Remix).mp3"

204,"Ric Niels feat. Hydrah - Walking In The Woods (Dmitry Molosh Remix).mp3"

205,"Ricky Paes - Thunder Rainer (Original Mix).mp3"

206,"Rioleval The Genre Box.mp3"

207,"Robkju - THE VIBE (Original Mix).mp3"

208,"Roman Flügel, Frank Wiedemann - Karmadonut.mp3"

209,"Romeo Louisa - The House Of Jazz.mp3"

210,"Sabo & Hot Oasis - Bakhu (Dj Chus Remix).mp3"

211,"Saigon (UK) - Sucker DJ's.mp3"

212,"Santiago Forteza - Three Butterflies (Three Butterflies).mp3"

213,"Scorz & Chris Howard - Underwater (Extended Mix).mp3"

214,"Scorz, Chris Howard - Underwater (Extended Mix).mp3"

215,"Secular - RAW.mp3"

216,"Seleck - Dance Floor (Original Mix).mp3"

217,"Serge Proshe, July Vitraniuk - Cherry Garden (Jean Vayat Remix).mp3"

218,"Serge Proshe, July Vitraniuk - Cherry Garden (Minörs Remix).mp3"

219,"Serge Proshe, July Vitraniuk - Cherry Garden (The Organism Remix).mp3"

220,"Shadowmaw, Bultech - Cryptography (Original Mix).mp3"

221,"Shonky - Electrica.mp3"

222,"SIAAH - Raftam (K-os Theory Remix).mp3"

223,"Sied van Riel - Rush (Miss Monique Extended Remix).mp3"

224,"Siwell - La Fiesta (Extended Mix).mp3"

225,"Solee - Skywalker (Original Mix).mp3"

226,"Solomun feat. Isolation Berlin - Kreatur der Nacht (Maceo Plex Remix).mp3"

227,"Solomun feat. Tom Smith - Night Travel (Trance Wax Remix).mp3"

228,"Sonny Fodera Ft. Hayley May - Be My One (Extended Mix).mp3"

229,"Soul Button - Merine (Original Mix).mp3"

230,"Soultight - RADIOACTIVE (Original Mix).mp3"

231,"Space Motion, OC & Verde & Artche - Reflection.mp3"

232,"Space Motion, OC & Verde, Artche - Reflection.mp3"

233,"Sparrow & Barbossa, Nomvula SA - Amore Profondo (Ivory In Wonderland Remix).mp3"

234,"Starkato, Intaktogene Choral.mp3"

235,"Stephan Bazbaz - Dars.mp3"

236,"Stephan Jolk - Freedom.mp3"

237,"Stephan Jolk - Moonlight Sun.mp3"

238,"Steve Lawler - Karma (Tripmastaz Olds Koolie Remix).mp3"

239,"Supacooks - Kontrol (Original Mix).mp3"

240,"Supernova - Transitions (Extended Mix).mp3"

241,"Surmillo - Catch 22 (Rafael Cerato Remix).mp3"

242,"Swedish House Mafia - 19.30 (Original Mix).mp3"

243,"Swedish House Mafia - Another Minute (Original Mix).mp3"

244,"Swedish House Mafia - Calling On (Original Mix).mp3"

245,"Swedish House Mafia - Can U Feel It (Original Mix).mp3"

246,"Swedish House Mafia - For You (Original Mix).mp3"

247,"Swedish House Mafia - Home (Original Mix).mp3"

248,"Swedish House Mafia - It Gets Better (Original Mix).mp3"

249,"Swedish House Mafia - Mafia (Original Mix).mp3"

250,"Swedish House Mafia - Paradise Again (Original Mix).mp3"

251,"Swedish House Mafia, A$AP ROCKY - Frankenstein (Original Mix).mp3"

252,"Swedish House Mafia, Connie Constance - Heaven Takes You Home (Original Mix).mp3"

253,"Swedish House Mafia, Jacob Mühlrad - Jacob's Note (Original Mix).mp3"

254,"Swedish House Mafia, Mapei - Time (Original Mix).mp3"

255,"Swedish House Mafia, Seinabo Sey - Don't Go Mad (Original Mix).mp3"

256,"Swedish House Mafia, Sting - Redlight (Original Mix).mp3"

257,"Swedish House Mafia, The Weeknd - Moth To A Flame (Original Mix).mp3"

258,"Swedish House Mafia, Ty Dolla $ign, 070 Shake - Lifetime (Original Mix).mp3"

259,"syost - Which Direction.mp3"

260,"The Coast - Make It Better (Extended Mix).mp3"

261,"The Deepshakerz, Kid Enigma What I Do - Edit.mp3"

262,"Thelema - Dissociate (Original Mix).mp3"

263,"Thomas Newson - C'Mon Baby (Extended Mix).mp3"

264,"Thomas Newson & Curtiba - Medea (Extended Mix).mp3"

265,"Timbaland Feat. Nelly Furtado & Justin Timberlake - Give It To Me (Redukt Remix).mp3"

266,"Timmo Hendriks feat. Misha Miller - Heroes For One Day (Extended Mix).mp3"

267,"Tomas Bisquierra - Trip To The After Hour (Original Mix).mp3"

268,"Tomas Bisquierra, Ian Fauvarque - Rock Creppz (Original Mix).mp3"

269,"Traumer - Express (Remastered).mp3"

270,"Travis Emmons Redbone - Extended Mix.mp3"

271,"Trilucid - Cheyenne (Extended Mix).mp3"

272,"Tube & Berger, Frank Klassen - Alive (Deniz Kabu Remix).mp3"

273,"Two Cents Short - My Love.mp3"

274,"Tyban, Palina - Month (Original Mix).mp3"

275,"Tyler Mesa - Earth Child (Original Mix).mp3"

276,"VAPA, Cross Mental - Cross Remix.mp3"

277,"Ventt, Keparys - Another Sky (Original Mix).mp3"

278,"Vhyce - Ordinary Thoughts.mp3"

279,"Vitess Wet Signal.mp3"

280,"Wailey - Deceit (Extended Mix).mp3"

281,"Wailey - Flakes (Extended Mix).mp3"

282,"Waltervelt, Futuristant - Movimiento (Original mix).mp3"

283,"Wassu - Tommu (Amonita Remix) [Warung Recordings].mp3"

284,"Wassu - Tommu.mp3"

285,"WhoMadeWho - Silence Secrets (Black Coffee Remix).mp3"

286,"Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP - We No Speak Americano (Castion Remix).mp3"

287,"Ziger, Mind Conspiracy - The Light (The Light).mp3"

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Museum Show!!!

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family fc list:

Mother: Helen Ainsely-Kowalski

Aged 53; FC: Calista Flockhart

Currently married to Michael Kowalski Sr., aged 59, FC Tony Goldwyn

Father: Frank Nelson

Aged 54; FC: Sebastian Roche

Half-Sister: Mary Esposito

Aged 33; FC: Chloe Sevigny

Married, has four children: Richard (9), Susan (8), David (6), and John (4).

Half-Brother: Thomas “Tommy” Esposito

Aged 32; FC: Garrett Hedlund

Married, has three children: Nancy (6), Thomas Jr. (5), Sandra (3).

Brother: Harold “Harry” Nelson

Aged 30; FC: Jake Abel

Single, no children.

Brother: Louis “Louie” Nelson

Aged 29; FC: Drew Van Acker

Married, has one child: Patrick (3).

Half-Brother: Michael Kowalski Jr.

Aged 17; FC: Nick Robinson

Single, no children.

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Nazwiska autentyczne (rodowe) niżej wymienionych osób zostały ustalone w oparciu o: 1) Dane tajne kartoteki ludności Polski przy Centralnym Biurze Adresów MSW (nr arch. 1/6526/1 – data archiwacji 9.07.1984, nr rejestracyjny 14750-99 – data rejestracji Wydz. III-2, SUSW Warszawa). 2) Relacje osób znających osobiście wielu spośród wykazanych. 3) Dane ujawnione przez historyków w ich licznych publikacjach. 1. Jerzy Albrecht – Finkelstein 2. Amsterdamski – Saul Henrykowski 3. Stanisław Arski – Apfelbaum 4. Stefan Arski – Artur Salman 5. Bronisław Baczko – Gideon 6. Leszek Balcerowicz – Aaron Bucholtz 8. Jan K. Bielecki – Izaak Blumenfeld 9. Bolesław Bierut – Rotenschwanz 10. Alef Bolkowiak – Alef Gutman 11. Michał Boni – Jakub Bauer 12. Jerzy Borejsza – Beniamin Goldberg 13. Wiktor Borowicki – Aaron Berman 14. Marek Borowski – Szymon Berman – jego wuj – Jakub Berman 15. Stefan Bratkowski – Blumstejn 16. Stanisław Brodzki – Bronstejn 17. Jan Brzechwa – Jan Worobiec 18. Ryszard Bugaj – Izaak Blumfeld 19. Zbigniew Bujak – lewy syn rabina Małachowskiego 20. August Chełkowski �� Dawid Cnajbaum 21. red. Kamila Chilińska – Halpern 22. Wiesław Chrzanowski – Szymon Knopfstejn 23. Adam Cichocki – Aaron Zigenbaum 24. Włodzimierz Cimoszewicz – Dawid Goldstein 25. Bernard Cukier – Kolski 26. Józef Cyrankiewicz – Izaak Cymerman 27. Marek Czekalski (prezydent Łodzi) – Wachter 28. Tadeusz Daniszewski – Dawid Kirschbaum 29. Ostap Dłuski – Adolf Langer 30. Jan Dobraczyński (pisarz) – Gutmacher 31. Ludwik Dorn – Dornbaum 32. Andrzej Drzycimski – Abraham Engel 33. Lech Falandysz – Aaron Fleischman 34. Arkady Fidler – Efroim Trusker 35. Pawel Finder – Pinkus 36. Aleksander Ford – Liwczyc 37. Władysław Frasyniuk – Rotenschwanz 38. Jerzy Frydberg – Izrael Frydberg 39. Bronisław Geremek – Berele Lewartow 40. Zofia Gomułkowa – Liwa Szoken 41. Henryk Goryszewski – Jakub Glikman 42. Jan Górecki – Muhlrad, dyr. gen. Min. Finansów 43. Wiktor Górecki – Muhlrad,”komandos” z 1968 44. Maria Górowska (sędzia) – Sad lub Berger 45. Halina Górska – Rasa Kugelschwanz 46. Alina Grafowska – Rasa Rotenfisch 47. Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz – Haka Grundbaum 48. Ryszard Marek Wroński – Goldberger 49. Wiktor Grosz – Izaak Medres 50. Jacek Groszkowski – Hersz Herszkowicz 51. Leon Halban – Blumenstok, prof. KUL-u 52. Aleksander Hall – Miron Hurman 53. Marian Hemar – jan Marian Herscheles 54. Józefa Hennelowa – Zyta Goldmond 55. Szymon Hirszowski – Szymon Hirsz 56. Józef Hubner – Dawid Szwarc 57. Piotr Ikonowicz – Dawid Goldsmith 58. Henryk Jabłoński – Apfelbaum 59. Jerzy Jakubowski – Miszkatenblit 60. Ludwika Jankowska – Luba Kowieńska 61. Andrzej Jaroszewicz – Aron Samet 62. Piotr Jasienica – Lech Benar 63. Jerzy Jaskiernia – Aaron Aksman 64. Mieczysław Jastrun – Agatstein 65. Tomasz Jastrun s. Mieczysława – Agatstein 66. Kalina Jędrusik – Makusfeld 67. Roman Juryś – Chaim Szacht 68. Jarosław i Lech Kaczyńscy – Kalkstein 69. Ida Kamińska – Rachel, dyr. Teatru Żyd. w W-wie 70. Jan Karski (kurier AK) – J. Kozielewski-? 71. Andrzej Kern – Dawid Ginsberg 72. Jan Kobuszewski – Weisleder 73. adm. Piotr Kołodziejczyk – Robert Cajmer 74. Grzegorz Kołodko – Samuel Hanerman 75. Maria Komar (generałowa) – Riwa Zukerman 76. Janusz Korczak – Henryk Goldszmit 77. Janusz Korwin-Mikke – Ozjasz Goldberg 78. Jerzy Kosiński – Josek Lewinkopf 79. Janina Kotarbińska – Dina Steinberg, ż. prof. Kotarbińskiego 80. Mikołaj Kozakiewicz – Jakub Kleinman 81. Helena Kozłowska – Bela Frisch 82. Stanisław Krajewski – Abel Kaimer 83. Hanna Krall – Haka Rejchgold 84. Krzysztof Król – Aaron Rosenbaum 85. Marian Krzaklewski – Dawid Zimmerman 86. Lucyna Krzemieniecka – Wiera Zeidenberg 87. Edward Krzemień (dziennikarz GW) – Wolf 88. Kunicki – Goldfinger 89. Kazimierz Kuratowski – Kuratow 90. Zofia Kuratowska-Jaszuńska – Goldman 91. Jacek Kuroń – Icek Kordblum 92. Aleksander Kwaśniewski – Izaak Stoltzman 93. Jolanta Kwaśniewska -Konty – Kohn 94. Stanisław Jerzy Lec – Letz de Tusch 95. Janusz Lewandowski – Aaron Langman 96. Olga Lipińska – Fajga Lippman 97. Teresa Liszcz – Rasa Lankamer 98. Jan Lityński – Jakub Leman 99. Lubiejski – Zygielman 100. Łozowski – Salomon Abramowicz 101. Aleksander Łuczak – Dawid Lachman 102. Helena Łuczywo – Chaber (ojciec), Guter (matka) 104. Aleksander Małachowski – Jakub Goldsmith 105. Marek Markiewicz – Samuel Moritz 106. Tadeusz Mazowiecki – Icek Dikman 107. Jacek Merkel – Samuel Nelken 108. Adam Michnik – Aaron Szechter 109. Andrzej Milczanowski – Aaron Edelman 110. Jerzy Milewski – Dawid Machonbaum 111. Leszek Moczulski – Robert Berman 112. Karol Modzelewski – Samuel Mendel 113. Zygmunt Modzelewski – Fischer 114. Jerzy Morawski – Izaak Szloma 115. Stanisław Nadzin – Gutman 116. Stefan Niesiołowski – Aaron Nusselbaum 118. Piotr Nowina-Konopka – Haim Kromer 119. Róża Ochabowa – Grunbaum 120. Andrzej Olechowski – Mosze Brandwein 121. Józef Oleksy – Szymon Buchwio (Łemek) 122. Jan Olszewski – Izaak Oksner 123. Janusz Onyszkiewicz – Jojne Grynberg 124. Jerzy Osiatyński – Szymon Weinbach 125. Janina Paradowska – Rachela Busch 126. Jan Parys – Haim Pufahl 127. Aleksander Paszyński – Finkelstein 128. Mirosława Pażyńska – Srula Kundelman 129. Lesław Podkański – Izaak Freinkel 130. Ezdra Podlaski – Rotenschwanz 131. Kazimierz Pomian – Furman lub Rotenschwanz 132. Radkiewiczowa, żona min. – Ruta Teitsch 133. Helena Radlińska, prof.- Rajchman, Akad.Organ.Sł. Społ. 134. Mieczysław Rakowski – Mojżesz Rak 135. Jan Reguła – Josek Mützenmacher 136. Jan Maria Rokita – Izaak Goldwicht 138. Adolf Rudnicki (pisarz) – Schneider 139. Jan Rulewski – Fikelman 140. Rutkowski Botwin 141. Hanka Sawicka – Szapiro 142. Ryszard Setnik – Szymon Bauman 143. Izabela Sierakowska – Rebeka Sommer 144. Janusz Sityński – Jakub Leman 145. Ernest Skalski – Wilker lub Nimen 146. Skrzeszewski – Fokenman 147. Krzysztof Skubiszewski – Szymon Schimel 148. Władysław Sławny – Rosenberg 149. Antoni Słonimski – Stomma 150. Zenon Smolarek – Izaak Zimmerman 151. Ewa Spychalska – Salome Stein 152. Marian Starownik – Symeon Steinman 153. Stefan Starzewski – Gustaw Szusterman 154. Stanisław Stomma – Szaja Sommer 155. Michał Strąk – Baruch Steinberg 156. Julian Stryjkowski (pisarz) – Pesah Stark 157. Jerzy Stuhr (aktor) – Josek Feingold 158. Hanna Suchocka – Haka Silberstein 159. Bolesław Sulik – Jakub Steinberg 160. Kalman Sultanik – Chaim Studniberg 161. Irena Szewińska (sportowiec) – I. Kirszenstein 162. Stefan Szwedowicz (brat Michnika) – Szechter 163. Roman Szydłowski – Szancer 164. Wiesława Szymborska – Rottermund 165. Paweł Śpiewak – Stinger 166. Bolesław Tejkowski – Benio Tejkower 167. Jerzy Turowicz – Jakow Turnau 168. Stanisław Tuszewski – Salomon Hardnik 169. Magda Umer (piosenkarka) – Humer (córka zbrodniarza UB) 170. Jerzy Urban – Josek Urbach 171. Mieczysław Wachowski – Jakub Windman 172. Henryk Walczak – Zukerman 173. Lech Wałęsa – Lejba Kohne 174. Dawid Warszawski – Konstanty Gebert 175. Adam Ważyk (poeta) – Wagman 176. Andrzej Werblan – Aaron Werblicht 177. Andrzej Wieczorkiewicz – Hirsz Gelpern 178. Aleksander Wirpsza – Leszek Szaruga 179. Dariusz Wójcik – Dawid Wisental 180. Andrzej Wróblewski – Andrzej Ibislauer 181. Ludmiła Wujec – Okrent 182. Jan Wyka – Leopold Wessman 183. Roman Zambrowski – Rubin Nusbaum 184. Janusz Zaorski – Jakub Bauman 185. Andrzej Zoll – Rojeschwanz, b. prezes Tryb. Konst. 186. Janusz Ziółkowski – Izaak Zemler Wojskowi 187. gen. Edward Braniewski – Brandsteter 188. gen. Jan Drzewiecki – Holzer 189. gen. Marian Graniewski – Gutaker 190. gen. Wiktor Grosz – Izaak Medres 191. gen. Artur Jastrzębski – Artur Ritter (Niemiec) 192. gen. Grzegorz Korczyński – Kalinowski 193. gen. Leszek Krzemień – Maksymilian Wolf 194. gen. Matejewski – Kugelschwanz 195. gen. Marian Naszkowski – Wasser 196. gen. St. Popławski – Siergiej Grochow (Rosjanin) 197. gen. Karol Świerczewski – Walter Goltz lub Tenenbaum 198. gen. Leon Turski – Tennenbaum 199. gen. Mieczysław Wągrowski – Izaak Pustelman 200. gen. Tadeusz Wilecki – Wałłach 201. gen. Zarako-Zarakowski – Zarako, Nacz. Prok. WP 202. gen. Janusz Zarzycki – Neugebauer 203. płk Michał Bron – Bronstein, prac. MSZ 204. płk dr Charbicz – Marek Heberman, kom.Szpit.Woj.,Warszawa 205. płk Otto Fiński – Finkenstein, szef sztabu „Służba Polsce” 206. płk Garbowski – Caber lub Gruber, d-ca dyw. 207. płk Gradlewski – Goldberg, GZP WP 208. płk Mieczysław Kowalski – Kohn 209. płk Anatol Liniewski – Liberman, prac. ASG 210. płk Rosiński – Rosenberg, DOW 211. płk Rotowski – Rotholtz, szef Zarz. Sł. Techn. WP 212. płk St. Sokołowski – Szabat, prac. WAP 213. płk Paweł Solski – Pinkus, szef Sł. Samoch. WP 214. płk Szulczyński – Szulcynger, d-ca pułku 215. płk Wł. Tykociński – Tikotiner, attache wojsk. 216. płk Wadlewski – Waldman, dyr. Dep. Wojsk. w Min. Zdrowia 217. płk Żarski – Silberstein, prac. WAP 218. ppłk Jerzy Bryn – Izrael Alter, prac. MSZ 219. ppłk Jan Dolanowski – Dollinger, DOW 220. ppłk Adam Łaski – Gutbrot, prac. ASG 221. ppłk Henryk Zieman – Zysman, DOW 222. mjr Roman Domanski – Rosenstand, DOW 223. mjr Marcel Kot – Abram Sterenzys 224. mjr Józef Śliwiński – Flaumenbaum, szef Wyd. „Służba Polsce” 225. mjr Henryk Umiński – Keff 226. Filip Berski – Badner, prokurator wojskowy 227. Kazimierz Golczewski – Bauman, Nacz. Prok. Wojsk. 228. sędzia Franciszek Kapczuk – Natanel Frau, Sąd Wojsk. Wrocław 229. Maksymilian Litiński – Lifszyc, Nacz. Prok. Wojsk. 230. Lubiejski – Zygielman, II Zarząd 231. Jakub Lubowski – Chase Smen, prok. Dep. Sł. Spraw. 232. Jan Orliński – Unterweiser, Prok. Wojsk. 233. Henryk Podlaski – Fink, Nacz. Prok. Wojsk. 234. Rajski – Rajgrodzki, II Zarząd 235. Roman Rawicz – Vogel, Najw. Sąd Wojsk. 236. Henryk Trojan – Adler, II Zarząd 237. Henryk Walczak – Zukerman 238. Zagórski – Winter, II Zarząd 239. Arnold Załęski – Załkind, prac. Prok. Wojsk. Pracownicy MSW 240. gen. Józef Hübner – Dawid Szwarc 241. gen. Matejewski – Kugelschwanc 242. gen. Miecz. Moczar – Mykoła Demko (Ukrainiec) 243. Gen. Julian Polan – Harasim, morderca sądowy 244. gen. Roman Romkowski – Natan Grinspan-Kikiel 245. gen. Józef Maria Różański – Rosenzweig 246. płk Leon Andrzejewski – Ajzen Lejb-Wolff, dyr. Gabin. Ministra 247. płk Bielecki – Moniek Buchman, szef WUBP Kraków 248. płk Julia Brystiger – Prajs 249. płk Górecki – Goldberg, dyr. Depart. IX 250. płk Mieczysław Mietkowski – Mojżesz Borowicki, doradca MSW 251. płk Orłowski – Kugelschwanz 252. płk Marian Reniak – Marian Strużyński 253. płk Józef Różański – Josek Goldberg, dyr. dep. MBP 254. płk Sienkiewicz – Lewi, dyr. depart. 255. płk Szeryński – Szhnkman, prac. MBP 256. płk Józef Światło – Izaak Fleischfarb, z-ca dyr. depart. X 257. ppłk Helena Wolińska-Brus – Ochsmann 258. mjr Adam Kornecki – Dawid Kornhendler, szef WUBP Kielce 259. Antoni Alster – Nauman, v-ce szef MBP 260. Barbara Giller – Basze Lea, prac. MBP Lista znanych Żydów mających wpływ na rządy w Polsce ( alfabetycznie) 1. Jacek AMBROZIEWICZ b. szef URM u Mazowieckiego 2. Bogusław BAGSIK aferzysta, ukradł 4.5 mln.dol. 3. Leszek BALCEROWICZ b. V-Premier, Min. Finansów 4. Ryszard BUGAJ Przew.UP-zbiorow żyd.-kom. 5. Zbigniew BUJAK Unia Pracy, agent w NSZZ „Solidarność” 6. Juliusz Jan BRAUN Unia Wol., Przew.Sejm.Kom.Kult. 7. Michał BONI b. Min. pracy, liberał 8. Bogdan BORUSEWICZ Unia Wolności 9. Jan Krzysztof BIELECKI b. Premier RP, Unia Wolności 10. Marek BOROWSKI V-Premier, Minister Finansów 11. Andrzej CELINSKI Unia Wolności 12. Jerzy CIEMNIEWSKI Unia Wolności 13. Elżbieta CHOJNA-DUCH V-Minister Finansów 14. Wiesław CHRZANOWSKI b. Marszałek Sejmu, przew.ZChN 15. Izabela CYWINSKA b. Min. Kultury 16. Kazimierz DEJMEK Minister Kultury 17. Ludwik DORN Przew.. Poroz. Centrum 18. Andrzej DRAWICZ b. Prezes Radiokomitetu 19. Marek EDELMAN sztandarowa postać dział. Żydów 20. Lech FALANDYSZ z-ca Szefa Kancelarii Prezydenta 21. Dariusz FIKUS Red. Nacz.RZECZYPOSPOLITA 22. Wlasyslaw FRASYNIUK Unia Wolności 23. Aleksander GAWRONIK aferzysta 24. Bronisław GEREMEK U.W. główny ideolog Antypolonizmu. 25. Hanna GRONKIEWICZ-WALZ Prez. Narod. Banku Polskiego 26. Aleksander HALL Przew. Partii Konserwatywnej 27. Bogdan JASTRZEBSKI Wojewoda Warszawski 28. Andrzej JONAS Przew. Unii Wydawców Prasy 29. Jarosław KACZYNSKI Przew. Porozumienia Centrum 30. Lech KACZYNSKI b.Prezes Najw.Izby Kontroli 31. Wiesław KACZMAREK Min.Przekszt.Wlasnosciowych 32. Stefan KAWALEC b. Dyr.w Min.Finans. Bank Śląski 33. Bronisław KOMOROWSKI b. Wicemin. Obr. Narodowej 34. Marian KRZAK Przew. Zw. Bankow Polskich 35. Piotr NOWINA KONOPKA Unia Wolności 36. Waldemar KUCZYNSKI b. Min.Przek .Własności 37. Zofia KURATOWSKA V-Marszalek Sejmu U.W. 38. Jacek Kuroń 1948 Szczecin likw. ZHP, członek KC PZPR, organizator czerwonego harcerstwa 39. Krzysztof KOZLOWSKI b. Minister Spraw Wewnętrznych 40. Aleksander KWASNIEWSKI były czl.KC PZPR, przew.SLD 41. Barbara LABUDA Unia Wolności 42. Jan LITYNSKI Unia Wolności 43. Bazyli LIPSZYC b. doradca Min.Finansow 44. Janusz LEWANDOWSKI b. Min. Przekszt. Wlasn. 45. Wojciech MANN właściciel Radia KOLOR 46. Ewa LETOWSKA b. Rzecz. Praw Obywatelskich 47. Maciej LETOWSKI zastępca red. naczelnego LAD-u 48. Krzysztof MATERNA współwłaściciel Radia KOLOR 49. Tadeusz MAZOWIECKI b.Prem., b.Przew. Unii Wolności 50. Adam MICHNIK Red. Nacz. GAZETY WYBORCZEJ 51. Wojciech MACIAG b. Wiceminister Finansów 52. Aleksander MALACHOWSKI V-Marszalek Sejmu,Unia Pracy 53. Witold MODZELEWSKI Wiceminister Finansów 54. Tomasz NALECZ Unia Pracy 55. Piotr NAJMSKI Przew.Klubu Atlantyckiego 56. Marek NOWICKI Kom. Hel. Praw Czlowieka 57. Malgorzata NIEZABITOWSKA b.Rzecz.Pras.Mazowieckiego 58. Michał OGOREK twórca Antypolonizmu 59. Janusz ONYSZKIEWICZ b. Min.Obr.Nar., Unia Wolności 60. Jerzy OSIATYNSKI b. Min. Finansow,Unia Wolności 61. Daniel PASSENT publicysta 62. Aleksander PASZYNSKI b. Minister Budownictwa 63. Andrzej POTOCKI Rzecz. Pras. Unii Wolności 64. Danuta PIONTEK byznesmenka, Part. Suchock. 65. Mieczyslaw RAKOWSKI b.I.Sekr.PZPR, b.Prem.PRL 66. Alicja RESICH-MODLINSKA prezenterka w TVP 67. Jan Maria ROKITA b. szef URM, Unia Wolności 68. Wiesław ROZLUCKI Prezes Gieldy Pap. Wartosciowymi 69. Jan RUTKIEWICZ Burmistrz W-wa Srodmiescie 70. Tadeusz ROSS twórca Antypolonizmu 71. Ireneusz SEKULA aferzysta, b. V-Premier PRL-u 72. Ernest SKALSKI z-ca Red.Nacz. GAZETY WYBOR. 73. Krzysztof SKUBISZEWSKI b. Min. Spraw Zagranicznych 74. Marek SIWIEC Krajowa Rada Radiofonii I TVP 75. Andrzej SZCZYPIORSKI Literat, twórca Antypolonizmu 76. Hanna SUCHOCKA b. Premier, Unia Wolności 77. Marcin SWIECICKI b.czl.KC PZPR,Prez.W-wy, UW 78. Jacek SERYUSZ-WOLSKI Integracja d/s Europejskich 89. Tadeusz STRYJCZYK b.Min.Przem.,doradca Suchockiego 80. Grazyna STANISZEWSKA Unia Wolności 81. Szymon SZURMIEJ Przew.Sw.Federacji.Zydow Polskich 82. Anna SZULC Prezenterka TVP 83. Ewa SPYCHALSKA Przewodn. OPZZ 84. Jacek TAYLOR Unia Wolności 85. Jerzy TUROWICZ sztandarowa postać Żydów w Posce 86. Witold TRZECIAKOWSKI b.Min.w rzadzie Mazowieckiego 87. Jerzy URBAN b.Przew.Radiokom.,b.Rzecz.Pras . rzadu PRL,red.nacz.tygodnika NIE 88. Kazimierz UJAZDOWKI Koalicja Konserwatywna 89. Janusz WAISS wspolwlasciciel Radia „ZET” 90 Piotr WIERZBICKI red. nacz. GAZETY POLSKIEJ 91. Andrzej WIELOWIEJSKI Unia Wolności 92. Henryk WUJEC Unia Wolności 93. Andrzej WOYCIECHOWSKI wlasciciel Radia „ZET” 94. Wojciech ZIEMBINSKI Str.Wiern.Rzeczypospolitej, agentura zydowsko – niem. 95. Andrzej ZAREMBSKI b. Rzecz.Pras.Kr.Rady Rad.i TVP 96. Andrzej ZOLL Przew. Trybun. Konstytucyjnego. 97. Antoni MACIEREWICZ b. Min.Spr.Wew., Przew. Ak.Pol. Liste sporządzono na podstawie Kartoteki Ludności Centralnego Biura Adresów MSW. Nr arch.: 1/6526/1; Data Arch.: 9.07.1984r.; Organ Rej.: Wydz. III-2SUSW W-wa;Nr Rej:. 14750-99;Data Rej.: 29.06.1969r. I CIEKAWOSTKA DLA WYTRWAŁYCH J) 4 miliony Żydów zamieszkałych w Polsce jest członkami Światowej Federacji Żydów – według oświadczenia Szymona SZURMIEJ w Telewizji Warszawskiej. Udokumentowanych jest w zasobach archiwalnych MSW 2 miliony i 700 tysięcy, w czym olbrzymia liczba Żydów ukrywających swoje pochodzenie. Większość Żydów zajmuje kluczowe stanowiska w masmediach, kulturze, polityce i gospodarce. Żydzi twierdzili, ze w obozach zginęło 3 ml 400 tys. czyli 100% ludności żydowskiej z przedwojennej Polski! Ostatnie kalkulacje podają 110 tysięcy. Przed i w 1939 roku Żydzi polscy uszli przeważnie do Związku Sowieckiego. Oni powrócili przebrani za II Dywizje Piechoty tzw. Wojska Polskiego. Jakub Berman i inni żydowscy zbrodniarze wojenni wprowadzili władze „zydokomuny” terrorem. Wyszkoleni przez NKWD Żydzi z Rosji tworzyli 70% ilości „pracowników” i cale kierownictwo Urzędu Bezpieczeństwa. Ludzie ginęli jak za czasów bolszewickiej rewolucji w Rosji. Ponad 1 milion polskich patriotów przeszedł przez ciężkie wiezienia i obozy pracy niewolniczej, jak w kopalni uranu w Kowarach. 1 milion 100 tysięcy wywieziono do gułagów w Związku Sowieckim, w tym co najmniej 300 tysięcy inteligencji mogącej utworzyć administracje państwa. Nieokreślona liczbę patriotów z AK, SZ., Bach i opozycje rozstrzelano, zamęczono na śmierć lub latami trzymano w więzieniach. W walce z okupantem hitlerowskim zginęło 10% stanu żołnierzy AK. Pod okupacja sowiecka zginęło 90%. Żydzi polscy szpiclowali i wyszukali opozycje polska i sporządzili listy w Gminach Żydowskich, według których NKWD zlikwidowało polskich patriotów. W 1989 przeprowadzono „holocaust” na narodzie polskim postanowieniem tajnego rzadu żydowskiego, Sanhedrynu brukselskiego: Międzynarodowy Fundusz Walutowy zdewastował kraj „prywatyzacja” i lichwiarskim zadłużeniem przeprowadzonym głownie przez Żydów Sachsa i Sorosa. Obecna elita polityczna to dzieci morderców, jak W. Cimoszewicz i M. Borowski. Ich rodowód polityczny to PKP, PPR, PZPR, UW i UP. Kiedy Natanyahu przyjedzie do USA, to spotyka się z organizacjami żydowskimi. Kiedy Cimoszewicz, KWASNIEWSKI przyjechali to – tez, ale nie spotkali się z Kongresem Polskim i uchodźcami polskimi. Żydzi zmienili nazwiska, niektórzy nawet imiona rodziców i obecnie pozują na najlepszych Polaków. Żydzi kształcili się korzystając z przywilejów w „zydokomunie”, a obecnie kształcą następny swój miot w prywatnych szkołach i uniwersytetach granicznych. Przykład: Hanna Suchocka (Haik Silberstein) lub K. Skubiszewski (Szymon Szimel). Hanna Suchocka (Haik Silberstein) uczestniczyła w ostatniej konferencji Bilderbergow. Jej uzgodnienia tam SA trzymane w tajemnicy przed Polakami. Aaron Szechter (Adam Michnik) powiedział w telewizji australijskiej, gdzie wystąpił w jarmułce, ze Żydzi w Polsce przygotowują ekspansje i mogą ja zrealizować, gdyż Polacy to stado tępych baranów. Wyniki wyborów ulęgły dystorsji przez zawile i pokrętne ordynacje. Ksiądz prałat Henryk Jankowski postuluje, aby kandydat w wyborach musiał okazać się świadectwem, ze jest Polakiem wywodzącym się z conajmniej trzech pokoleń polskich i nie ze zdrajców ojczyzny (nie daleko pada jabłko od jabłoni), żeby Polska była Polska. Na to istnieje precedens Anglii, Izraela, Japonii i Szwecji. Jednak Żydzi kontrolują 90% prasy a także wydawnictwa, telewizję i radio i urabiają opinie wyborców propagandą. Powodują oni podwójnym standardem prawdy . Dezinformacja zamęt w społeczeństwie, demoralizacje, podważają katolicyzm, z którego Narod czerpie swoja sile, poprzez sprzeciwianie się naukom Kościoła itd. W Polsce, jak w USA, obowiązuje Political Correctness (poprawność polityczna). „Gazeta Wyborcza” i „Nie” to gazety żydowskie. Żydostwo stworzyło państwo w państwie. Unia Wolności jest partia żydowska. Inne partie są zinfiltratrowane przez manipulatorów żydowskich. 2 tysiące agentów Mosadu spenetrowało gospodarkę i politykę. Plany Żydów: – wyniszczyć kraj finansowo; – pozbawić 5 milionów pracowników posad poprzez zrujnowanie zakładów pracy, nawet tych które przetrwały od 1918 roku; – zrujnować rolnictwo aby 3 miliony rolników emigrowało „za chlebem”; – „oczyścić” kraj z inteligencji patriotycznej; – wyludnić kraj innymi sposobami do liczby 15 milionów Polaków, którzy będą służyć kolonizatorom żydowskim za wyrobników; – zwiększyć opłaty za uniwersyteckie studia i naukę w szkołach średnich, aby Polacy mieli tylko podstawowe wykształcenie niezbędne do najemnej pracy w resorcie usług i pracy robotniczej według schematu wypracowanego na Palestyńczykach. To tylko krótki rys naszej najnowszej historii, ale warto go poznać i z tą wiedzą dokonywać wyborów. Opracował Ryszard Nowak

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So you told us about the future of the Scamander children...but I'm interested in the Kowalski children. Especially in Daisy:))

Ooh, good question! I’m still working out their futures, such as spouses/children, but here is what I’ve got so far!

Toby - he goes on to become a Quidditch player (Chaser) for the Wimborne Wasps (Wimborne is in Dorset, where the Kowalskis moved).

Daisy - she became an Auror like her Auntie Tina; at first she worked in Britain but later transferred to work under MACUSA after Rappaport’s Law was repealed.

Ruth - she started off by working as a shopgirl in Madam Malkin’s but then went on to study medicines to become a Healer - she’s a loving/caring person, and she wants to help people. She married

Abel - with his intelligence and Legilimency, he worked his way up in the Ministry of Magic and became Senior Undersecretary to the Minister for Magic. He never married but he was a great uncle to his nieces and nephews, and he was happy.

Elijah - he moved back to America and started working for the Department for Magical Security - and he campaigned for a repeal of Rappaport’s Law up until it WAS repealed in 1965. He was a key player in the campaign. He later married a woman called Emily, and they eventually had a son - Quentin Kowalski.

Lucy - she’s adventurous, a bit of a tomboy, which puts some off because it kinda contrasts her blonde hair and beauty (you know, stereotypes and all that). She travelled and wrote for the Daily Prophet. She married an Aurologist called George and they had a daughter called Lisa and a son called Peter.

Penny - she’s the child that Jacob and Queenie adopted, just one year younger than Lucy; she's a muggle and loved just as dearly as the other children. She went on to become a ballet dancer until an accident left her unable to dance again; she then settled into teaching dance.

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Aquaman #51 continues “Amnesty” as Aquaman, and now Aqualad, help the elder sea gods move in to their new home on Amnesty Island. There’s a lot of character building and reflection throughout this story and definitely feels like a calm before the storm hinted at by the cliffhanger and the “Year of the Villain” material. Kelly Sue DeConnick, Robson Rocha, Daniel Henriques, Sunny Gho, and Clayton Cowles are continuing to deliver one of DC’s best comics.

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Bad Reception #1 isn’t a bad start to this horror series fully written, illustrated, and lettered by Juan Doe. The title is a clever play on both concepts in the story of no connectivity to social media and on a wedding reception. Utilizing a highly publicized wedding event that’s being promoted as “off the grid” to potentially commit a murder (or whatever actually happens at the wedding or after) is an interesting hook.

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Bettie Unbound #3 sends her to Mars this go around to land smack in the middle of a conflict. Things only seem to go downhill from there. Great art from Julius Ohta, Ellie Wright, and Sheelagh D.

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Black Mask: Year of the Villain #1 gives us Luthor’s offer and gift to Black Mask from Tom Taylor, Cully Hamner, Dave Stewart, and Wes Abbott. It nicely gives us some insight into Black Mask’s childhood, before changing him into essentially a parallel to a Marvel villain. There’s also a bit of a new status quo for Batwoman.

| Published by DC Comics

Blade Runner 2019 #2 continues to be a wonderful ride from Michael Green, Mike Johnson, Andres Guinaldo, Marco Lesko, and Jim Campbell. This is still a wonderful exploration of the tone and feel of the Blade Runner franchise in an entirely different setting with different people.

| Published by Titan

Bloodborne #14 is going to mess with you as “The Veil, Torn Asunder” continues and our protagonist this arc keeps breaking with reality. It’s disturbing and unnerving, perfect for this series. Piotr Kowalski and Brad Simpson’s art just seems to keep getting better and better here too.

| Published by Titan

Bronze Age Boogie #5 is fairly insane as this penultimate issue careens through the past with a rather nasty battle between humanity and the Martian forces. The artwork from Alberto Ponticelli and Giulia Brusco is incredible. The back-up featuring “Moon-Thing” this issue from Stuart Moore, Shawn Crystal, Lee Loughridge, and Rob Steen is also great.

| Published by Ahoy

Canto #3 has some more interesting twists and revelations as this beautiful fable continues to unfold from David M. Booher, Drew Zucker, Vittorio Astone, and Deron Bennett. Continuing to build the story on storytelling is wonderful and your perspective on the slavers might change.

| Published by IDW

Criminal #7 pushes “Cruel Summer” forward as we get Ricky Lawless’ perspective on Teeg and Jane’s relationship and how it, and pretty much everything else, is ruining his life. Very interesting development of Ricky’s youth as he becomes more and more of a jerk.

| Published by Image

Deadpool Annual #1 is a heartfelt and funny story as Deadpool explains why he’s better than Squirrel Girl from Dana Schwartz, Reilly Brown, Nelson DeCastro, Craig Yeung, Matt Herms, Guru-eFX, and Joe Sabino. Actually, it’s more about Deadpool helping a young kid deal with Nightmare, featuring a hilarious trip through Nightmare’s realm, and a horrifying realization. It’s also really nice to see Reilly Brown back at doing some Deadpool.

| Published by Marvel

Death’s Head #2 is more glorious madness as Death’s Head, “Vee”, Wiccan, and Hulkling try to work out who’s going to be parts or who’s going to face Dr. Evelyn Necker (the alternate reality doctor who made Death’s Head II and apparently eventually this upgrade Death’s Head V) from Tini Howard, Kei Zama, Felipe Sobreiro, and Travis Lanham, yes?

| Published by Marvel

Eve Stranger #3 gives us some deep revelations on Eve’s past, her parents, and how she came to live with Delilah. David Barnett, Philip Bond, Eva de la Cruz, Lee Loughridge, and Jane Heir continue to deliver a deeply funny thriller here.

| Published by IDW / Black Crown

Excellence #4 deals with the fallout of the battle between Spencer and Aaron. It’s nasty, and further reinforces just how much Spencer’s father is a jerk. It’s interesting as to how layered and complicated that Brandon Thomas, Khary Randolph, Emilio Lopez, and Deron Bennett are making this world, and yet the key motivating factors are still some of the most simple, basic human interactions and how we hurt one another.

| Published by Image / Skybound

Fairlady #5 is a rough one to end this on. Don’t get me wrong, this story is great. Brian Schirmer, Claudia Balboni, Marissa Louise, Lesley Atlansky, and David Bowman deliver another interesting mystery with gorgeous art, and an interesting tie to a previous issue, but the build up for an even broader mystery hurts. It hints at possibilities that may never be answered because this series is now cancelled. Still, this was great while it lasted.

| Published by Image

Ghost Spider #1 is a direct continuation from the previous Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider series, from Seanan McGuire, Takeshi Miyazawa, Ian Herring, and Clayton Cowles. As Gwen moves to the 616 to go to school, I guess it makes sense to relaunch the series with a new number 1, but, as said, it’s still continuing on the same story with the same creative team. Thankfully it’s a great creative team and story, so it’s well worth picking up.

| Published by Marvel

Guardians of the Galaxy #8 is heartbreaking. Donny Cates, Cory Smith, David Curiel, and Cory Petit continue “Faithless” as we learn what’s going on with Rocket. It ties together much of his past with his Guardians tales and his current condition. Very nice character moments.

| Published by Marvel

Hellboy and the BPRD: Saturn Returns #1 begins a new historical mini from Mike Mignola, Scott Allie, Christopher Mitten, Brennan Wagner, and Clem Robins. This one’s set in 1975, but spans a wide time period as they discover more and more bodies. The mystery set up of who’s committing the murders is quite compelling, especially with the pseudo-occult drawings likely to have been drawn to give a misleading impression of the murders. But the real gold is in the character development, looking at how Liz Sherman is adjusting to some of her early years at the Bureau.

| Published by Dark Horse

History of the Marvel Universe #2 is again worth it alone for the absolutely stunning artwork from Javier Rodríguez and Álvaro López. Like the first issue, it’s a dry read, but it can be fascinating as Mark Waid, Rodríguez, López, and Joe Caramagna guide us through Marvel’s history.

| Published by Marvel

Killer Groove #4 is kind of messed up as everything practically goes to hell. I love the approach to flashbacks and hallucinations this issue, keeping the main characters in full colour while the rest are a grey wash. Really neat effect from Eoin Marron and Jordie Bellaire.

| Published by AfterShock

Last Stop on the Red Line #3 is still one of the most unique series on the stands, even as it gets weirder and more straight-forward as the secrets and truth start potentially sliding into place. The art from Sam Lotfi and John Rauch is incredible.

| Published by Dark Horse

Livewire #9 kicks off a new arc from Vita Ayala, Tana Ford, Kelly Fitzpatrick, and Saida Temofonte, building on Amanda’s confrontation with PSEP and adding a new wrinkle on politics. It’s interesting to see the problem from the political perspective and addresses some of the issues that naturally arise from a government program sanctioned to abduct and murder children.

| Published by Valiant

Middlewest #10 introduces us to Abel’s grandfather and it goes about as well as you’d expect. More toxic masculinity, more “be a man” and “embrace your anger” nonsense, leaving Abel a confused and scared child. Skottie Young, Jorge Corona, Jean-Francois Beaulieu, and Nate Piekos are continuing to tell a very strong story here of abuse and survival in a magical realist way.

| Published by Image

Outpost Zero #12 asks some very important questions as it demonstrates that a portion of the colony certainly would rather keep their heads buried in the sand, ignoring the potential of alien life and secrets from their past, rather than confront possibilities of their future. Great character work here from Sean Kelley McKeever.

| Published by Image / Skybound

Pearl #12 concludes the series (for now at least) with some explosions, gun fights, and a new kind of order. Brian Michael Bendis, Michael Gaydos, and Joshua Reed have really been telling a compelling crime thriller here, offbeat and with some oblique humour, with impressive artwork.

| Published by DC Comics / Jinxworld

Psi-Lords #3 is another beautifully illustrated issue by Renato Guedes. This series is worth it even just for the artwork. We also get further backstory on the genesis of the Psi-Lords and the Starwatchers and the reason for sending the “Astro-Friends” to the Gyre. And some may not be what they seem.

| Published by Valiant

Savage Sword of Conan #8 continues “Conan the Gambler” from Jim Zub, Patch Zircher, Java Tartaglia, and Travis Lanham. There’s a great build of tension as Conan plays his game of cards and a wonderful twist as we go into the finale next issue. Nice detail on the trump cards.

| Published by Marvel

Strayed #1 is a very strong debut from Carlos Giffoni, Juan Doe, and Matt Krotzer. It’s a rather interesting concept of harnessing communication with a cat who can astral project, coupled with the horrors of humanity colonizing alien worlds. Stunning artwork from Doe.

| Published by Dark Horse

Stronghold #5 is a very interesting conclusion to this series, giving more information on the true nature and history of Michael, and setting up the potential for more stories somewhere down the road. Gorgeous artwork from Ryan Kelly and Dee Cunniffe.

| Published by AfterShock

Superior Spider-Man #10 sees much of Otto’s past come back to haunt him as his identity as the former Doctor Octopus goes public and he searches for who is trying to ruin his new life as San Francisco’s Spider-Man. Very nice build on Spider-Geddon and the most nightmare inducing character from therein from Christos Gage, Mike Hawthorne, Wade von Grawbadger, Jordie Bellaire, and Clayton Cowles.

| Published by Marvel

Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #2 is another fun issue from Matt Fraction, Steve Lieber, Nathan Fairbairn, and Clayton Cowles. We get more on Jimmy’s family, his legacy, and Superman’s secret super powers, but it also introduces the next sensation who should be lighting up the charts, Pawquaman.

| Published by DC Comics

Teen Titans #33 elaborates on Luthor’s offer to Lobo. We also get more on the current state of the team and on just how far, and rather villainous, Damian and Djinn’s actions are now in regards to how they’re dealing with criminals. Adam Glass has been taking the team down a dark road for a while now and I’m interested to see how this blows up.

| Published by DC Comics

Transformers ‘84 #0 is a bit of an oddity, reuniting the Regeneration One team of Simon Furman and Guido Guidi to celebrate the 35th anniversary. It’s a one-shot tale set in nebulous continuity detailing trying to discover the Ark in medieval Earth. Great art from Guidi and John-Paul Bove.

| Published by IDW

Valkyrie #2 is another great issue from Jason Aaron, Al Ewing, CAFU, Jesus Aburtov, and Joe Sabino as Jane takes on Bullseye. It’s a pretty epic battle, beautifully illustrated, that looks like it’s going to have some interesting ramifications.

| Published by Marvel

Vampirella #2 is liable to divide people further on this new run as it leans heavier into sex & violence and reveals Vampirella’s therapist as a potential misogynist with very problematic diagnoses for mental conditions. I mean, I don’t think “crazy vampire bitch” is anywhere in the DSM-5. Great art from Ergün Gündüz, though.

| Published by Dynamite

The Weatherman vol. 2 #3 reveals more information about the virus plaguing Earth and sets up even more problems in the way of Nathan, Cross, and co.’s attempt to restore Nathan’s memories. Gorgeous artwork from Nathan Fox and Moreno Dinisio.

| Published by Image

Other Highlights: Absolute Carnage vs. Deadpool #1, Batman #77, Daredevil #10, Faithless #5, Fearless #2, The Goon #4, Grumble #9, James Bond 007 #10, Jim Henson’s Beneath the Dark Crystal #12, Jughead’s Time Police #3, Lucifer #11, Magnificent Ms. Marvel #6, Marvel Comics Presents #8, New World, Powers of X #3, Red Sonja: Birth of the She-Devil #3, The Ride: Burning Desire #3, Spider-Man: City at War #6, Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #35, Star Wars: Tie Fighter #5, Star Wars Adventures #24, Tony Stark: Iron Man #15, Warlord of Mars Attacks #3, Wonder Woman: Come Back to Me #2

Recommended Collections: Age of X-Man: Marvelous X-Men, Age of X-Man: NextGen, Bloodborne - Volume 3: Song of Crows, Corto Maltese: The Early Years, The Curse of Brimstone - Volume 2: Ashes, Hawkeye: Private Eye, Klaus - Volume 1: How Santa Claus Began, Meet the Skrulls, Ophiucus, Saga Compendium - Volume 1, Spawn: Enemy of the State, Star Wars - Volume 11: The Scourging of Shu-Torun, Star Wars: Age of Rebellion - Villains, War of the Realms: Strikeforce, X-Men: Grand Design - X-Tinction

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