Quiet Kill Monologue

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Quiet Kill

Fearful of my family’s future, I started cooking meth to pay my medical bills and to save my family from financial ruin. I thought for sure that I was going to die. Who could have known?
Now I’m nearly a billionaire, plus I have a very successful carwash in addition to the farm and I’m totally cured of cancer. Now, I have an offer to make. How would you like a 50 percent stake in the car wash? Our families can have what they really deserve. If you refuse, I’m going to have to give you a 100 percent stake in a bullet to the head. What’ll it be guys?” He chuckled.
Sherlock looks at Buck and Reacher. “You have a delightful sense of humor.” He looked at Buck and Reacher. “I’m okay with it if you guys are.”
Straight from the shoulder,
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