Kai’s a good shot.
And it pisses me off. Not that she’s amazing at everything she does, as I expect her to be, but because no one ever helped her unlock her potential. I don’t care that she’s a girl, if she had been properly trained she would have been a formidable opponent. But as she is now, I’ll destroy her.
For the longest time, I hoped that my opponent would be the stronger one. That it would be clear they were the better man, the one worthy of becoming Black. But then I faced reality. No one would ever be stronger than me; my father ensured that. So I became Black. For three years I’ve done the job. I lined my pockets with more money. Filled my bed with the sexiest of women. Hired the most dangerous of men.
But I never wanted it. Any of it.
And now I don’t have a choice. Ther
