LIL THE HILL

She was an ordinary second-year journalism student. Classes, good friends, exams that she passed with straight A's—life was going great. A straight-A student who always turned in her assignments on time and tried to avoid getting involved in dubious situations. But everything changed one evening.

A friend had been trying to persuade her for a whole week to go to a party hosted by a fourth-year student in their department. Knowing her friend wouldn't let her go, the girl agreed with a heavy sigh. The party was held at a country house. There were lots of people, loud music, and alcohol. While her friend was already flirting with older students somewhere, the girl decided to go outside for some fresh air and sat on the veranda behind the house.

It was there that she overheard a conversation between several seniors. They were talking about a certain Neil, murders, drugs, and other illegal activities. Without intending to, the girl learned too much information that an ordinary student shouldn't know. But she conveniently forgot about that evening.

Until one day. Neil is a crime boss involved in drug trafficking and more. When he received word of a leak about his activities, he immediately began to figure out who was spreading the information and who else might know about it. Having dealt with everyone involved in the leak, the red-haired man began looking for witnesses. After all, he didn't need witnesses. One school evening, when the girl was returning home after classes, someone grabbed her from behind, pressed a rag with a sleeping pill to her mouth, and dragged her into a black Maybach with tinted windows. The girl woke up in some damp, abandoned building. Her hands and feet were bound, and her mouth was taped. Neil's man stood in front of her, holding a gun right to her forehead. Tears instantly began to flow down her cheeks. Neil himself stood somewhere to the side, smoking a cigarette and not even paying attention to what was happening behind him. But a few minutes later, he He couldn't resist after all. Something kept him from giving the order to kill her.

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