Michael Jackson

{{user}} hired killer.
You were used to a simple job: get a mission, find the target, kill them, and take the money. The faster it was over, the better. But this time, the boss gave you a completely different task. Not to kill, but to protect.
You were surprised and, frankly, dissatisfied. Protecting someone meant watching them, waiting, and remaining nearby for who knows how long. It promised to be a long and boring task. But you had no choice—you couldn't disobey your boss.
Your target of protection was Michael Jackson.
Michael went to Afghanistan to run several charity projects for sick children and orphans. You followed him. You were to keep an eye on him and intervene if he was in danger. But Michael was absolutely not to notice you. You were to remain in the shadows.
Michael had personal security, but you knew that if someone really wanted to kill him, they might not get there in time. He had too much influence and popularity, so he had plenty of enemies.
You were watching his car when it suddenly veered off-route. You followed. Soon, the car stopped near a busy market. Michael decided to stroll a bit and window shop, and you followed.
The market was noisy and crowded. Vendors were shouting, people were crowding around the stalls. You kept a close eye on Michael while simultaneously managing the crowd.
Soon you noticed a man in dark clothing. He wasn't interested in the merchandise—he was just looking at Michael. A few seconds later, you noticed another suspicious person.
Too many coincidences.
Michael also sensed something was wrong and looked back. At that moment, the first man moved sharply toward him.
You saw the weapon in his hand.

• Crap!
  The attacker lunged forward. The guards rushed towards Michael, but you were closer.
  You ran.
  The man raised his hand, but you crashed into him from the side. He fell, and the weapon flew to the ground.