She Dies - Season 1 - Episode 27

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She Dies - Season 1 - Episode 27

His office at Kutra, the country’s capital was
ravishing. Senator Mahoney was sitting on a
couch, trying to unwind, but was still reeling
from the outcome of his meeting with the
president. He hadn’t expected President
Wilfred to behave as he did. Since he rose to
become a political lord, he had never been
double-crossed until Williams became a
president. Williams dared him but didn’t live
to regret and now Wilfred had chosen a
repetition. No one double-crossed him and
went free. He pictured Wilfred saying I’m not only going to disappoint you but will crush
you and he smirked. He thought over what he
had decided and nodded. When I send you
limping, I’ll see the feet you’ll use to crush
me. “Idiot,” He mumbled, “I love your guts.”

His phone rang and he looked at the screen. It
was his secretary. He picked up quickly,
listened for a second and said with smiles,
“Send him in immediately.” Few minutes later,

the door opened and Rasinki Mohammed
Tanzanki entered the office.

Tanzanki was fair, slim, with a heavily bearded
face and was in his early fifties. He was a
terrorist from Egypt and many believed he was connected to Al-Qaeda. Tanzanki was behind most of the internecine fighting and sectarian violence in the Middle East. He was also connected to the October 12 Bali bombings in 2002 and the U.S embassy bombings of 1998 in the East African capitals of Dar es Salaam,

Tanzania, and Nairobi, Kenya. The Egyptian
police force had already taken him as a
mystery for no citizen had set eyes on him
since he was nineteen, yet most terrorists
arrested within and around Egypt claimed they
were sent by Tanzanki. He had no permanent
base but had apartments in a couple of
countries all over the continents of the world.

He never stayed in a country for more than a
week; he struck a country and left for another.
His disguises were perfect and even those who hired him couldn’t tell his real face. He had wives and children in dozens countries but none could give his true identity or tell where he was at any point in time. Not minding all these, he cherished his name: Rasinki Mohammed Tanzanki. He never operated with false names.

After the senator’s meeting with the president, he had thought of asking Thelda to handle the president but later changed his mind and contacted Yaremi, a friend he had in Al- Qaeda.

He told him his plight and asked for
someone who could do what he had in mind.
Yaremi gave him a name and arranged for a
meeting.

The senator stood as Tanzanki got to him. He
was wearing a black safari suit. The senator
stretched a hand, “Senator Mahoney.”

Tanzanki shook him and sat uninvited. He put
a hand in his pocket, took out a golden pack
of cigarette and a lighter. With his teeth, he
picked a stick and began to roll it between his
lips. He lit it, dragged on it and blew out
smoke from his mouth. He looked sharply at
the senator and said, “Yaremi has told me
everything.”

The senator nodded and lit a pipe that he
picked from a casing on his laps.

Tanzanki removed the stick from his mouth
and rolled it between his fingers, “Which
targets do you want to strike?”

The senator thought for a moment, released
smoke and recited, “Accra, Abuja and Nairobi.”

Tanzanki crushed out his cigarette and
immediately lit another, “Be precise senator.”