Eight years ago, she took a gun to her lover’s Wall Street office. His boss saw her bruised face and paid her to go away quietly. She invested the money.
Six years ago, she joined the National Guard and aced the marksmanship training.
Three years ago, she had plastic surgery and changed her identity.
Two years ago, she moved to D.C.
These days, she frequents “Off the Record,” the bar popular with politicians and their operatives.
Men think she’s another vacuous groupie — and after too many drinks start boasting. She just smiles and listens.
November is approaching. She’ll be ready.
Six years ago, she joined the National Guard and aced the marksmanship training.
Three years ago, she had plastic surgery and changed her identity.
Two years ago, she moved to D.C.
These days, she frequents “Off the Record,” the bar popular with politicians and their operatives.
Men think she’s another vacuous groupie — and after too many drinks start boasting. She just smiles and listens.
November is approaching. She’ll be ready.
