exhaled through his nostrils, the smoke billowing throughout the room. He lifted it to his mouth once again, smoking it as he began to thoughtfully consider what would become of him.
He pondered whether he should abandon his frowsty apartment and abscond with the burden of murder on his back, or face them like a real man and suffer the penalty. No, he couldn’t let them catch him. If they found out what he had done to his wife, they’d kill him. He frowned, blowing smoke from his mouth. Yes, that was exactly what they would do- they’d put him in the Chair. He couldn’t let that happen to him. He made up his mind at once, extinguishing his pipe under the faucet and bustling over to his suitcase. He had to leave immediately, for they would be arriving at any time between that very hour and the next day. He hurriedly grabbed his leather jacket and hat from his closet and stuffed three pairs of mismatched clothing into his suitcase, along with the rest of his tobacco and his pipe. As he approached the door, there came a knocking. The man’s eyes visibly widened, his face growing pale.
The knocking came once more, this time increasingly louder. “This is the police, open up.” the man clenched his suitcase, swallowing hard. “We are fully aware of your presence, Mr. Berrel. Open up!” the people from the other side shouted, banging on the door. “M-mr. Berrel isn’t here, good sirs.” the man lied through his teeth, desperately searching for his pistol. His eyes scanned the room, quickly surveying under every nook and cranny, worriedly. His eyes fell on a jet black nozzle protruding from underneath the chair. Bullets began to fly through the door, firing rapidly upon the man. As he closed in on the pistol, the door burst open, revealing three police officers wielding handguns in either hand. The man tumbled over the armchair, holding his pistol to his neck. “There! Shoot!” one officer announced, pointing to the man behind the arm. The officers fired at the man, shooting with
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