INFINITE MONEY - I Will Buy Everything

So secure that if he wanted to break him out of it, he needed not only a strong team but also one's willing to die for it as well. But he was not going to do something as crazy as that. He was going rather for a much easier approach and one that he knew could be accomplished.

Maybe…

William looked at the old sat mobile in his hands and the tablet with the bald guy's face on it and thought hard.

'Should I do it or wait for someone better?' William thought before recalling that the best ones were already working for others and those that remained free were not as good as this one, regarding to Delmar.

So he could only sigh before dialing the number in the phone and pressing the 'Connect' button. There was only one number saved in the phone, there was no name for it but he knew that it was for the Organization.

It didn't take more than 10 seconds before the phone call connected and William heard a pretty women's voice, "Yes, how can I help you?"

"Ahh…" William was stumped slightly, he didn't think the call would start as casually like this then quickly responded, "I want to talk with someone who could help me with something."

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"William Trust."

"One moment." The caller said and the phone call on the other side became completely silent as he waited for a few seconds before she returned.

"Yes, your verification has been confirmed. How can we help you, Mr. Trust?"

"Well… as I said I need some help with a guy that I need."

"Alright, please come to this location and-" The women gave a few more instructions as William carefully wrote them down.

...…...

Minidwell Meadows

William got out of his car and looked at the greenery in front of him. All he saw, was green and green with some dots of yellow and some other colors. He felt the air and smell of this place hit him and felt very free.

The smell of the countryside, the quietness of it, the calm beauty was a lot better when you live in a city that never sleeps nor lets you sleep.

People who live here will also have the same words too other than those that want to explore out in the big cities. Except for those, the countryside was a haven for those that wanted calm and quiet life.

William too liked it but not enough to let go of the quickness and always chaotic life in the city. He may like the quietness of this but being quiet for too long was not his cup of tea.

He let his thoughts cloud him and looked around as he appreciated the beauty of this greenery. It has been a long while since he saw such beauty and calmness and couldn't help but be stuck in it for a while.

Then when he finally exhaled a large breath and felt that it was enough, did he let the thoughts in his mind die down.

"I'll be down there, George." William said to his driver who couldn't help but ask.

"You don't want any guards boss?"

"I don't think this place needs any guards," William waved his arms showing the greenery, "do you?"

George hesitated, "Maybe… no. But it's always better to have some protection."

"Don't worry I won't go far and it would only take just a few moments to finish up what I need to do."

George didn't know the reason for William's visit to this place, he thought that maybe he wanted some calm after what happened before.

"Alright boss," He nodded after some thought, "I will be here, if you need me for anything." William nodded to him and left.

He walked over the grass as he felt the subtle resistance from them and it felt better that way. The futile resistance came in a way that felt like small children were running around you with their laughter's as the sun shone brightly while shading you with its benefits.

He looked back to the blue car that seemed a little far away and saw George waving back at him. George was a nice guy, good guy even. Basically he never did any dirty work as William never gave him and would do it if he just said it.

The guy also knew that they do some nasty business but not enough, only the surface stuff, but even with those information, William was not comfortable with anyone learning about it, unless it was George.

He was sure that George wouldn't betray him, call it intuition or plain foolishness but he really thought that might be the case. Still that didn't make him ease up any more when the matter was too important, he would always shield it away from him.

Didn't want to take too much leap of faith.

William walked through the grass as he came upon a small piece of land with a mighty big tree covering with its shade. He saw a person sitting on the bench showing his back to him.

William approached the guy and asked, "Are you peanut butter?"

"Only if the right bread fits." The guy said without showing his face.

"I only like it in crusty bread."

The man nodded as he smiled and said, "The password fit. I assume then you are Mr. Trust."

William nodded as he took a closer look at the man, He was of medium build, height being taller than him as it bordered close to 6 feet. Hair combed in a office way, clothes that were somewhat bland but closer look at it told him it was expansive.

"Please sit." The man said patting the place beside him. William didn't find anything wrong with the man or the place as he sat beside him, throwing off his guard momentarily.

"How is the place?"

William thought for a moment, "Kinda feels fulfilled."

The man nodded, "Yes it does. That's why we chose this place as our Official first meeting place."

"We wanted you to feel as welcomed and calm as you could be. I suppose that had been accomplished." William nodded, "Good. Now for introduction, please call me, Peanut Butter."

William frowned and wanted to ask some question but the man quickly said, "I know how it seems… but I am not that important nor is my name. The next time you may get someone new and the next time too, so there is no point in it."

William accepted his words as it seemed time convenient.

"Why don't you tell me what it is that you need help with. Oh! And before you do, Congratulations for your acceptance in the Organization and also for contributing so much in our small cause." The man said as he gave a short but meaningful bow.

"Thank you."

"Now, how can we help you?"