DEADLY PROCUREMENT

...When she got to the rear of Courtney's estate, LiShea parked along the side of the road, but had an 8th of a mile trek to the building through a patch of woods. She climbed up the small embankment, then looked out at the small forest she had to pass through. For two million dollars in small bills, it was worth it. The closer she got, the easier it was to see that someone was inside the house, in the library, where the money was kept. She carefully made her way to the property and ascended the stairs that led to several of the balconies. Peering in the library window, she was able to overhear the conversation...It was Courtney and Dobson. She had about two and a half minutes to get what Courtney owed her and go back home. But once she opened the window, the alarm would go off in thirty seconds, if it was set. She had to take this one last chance. Opening the window was easy. Too easy. But she refused to think about it. She was dead if they were setting a trap for her, so she decided to keep moving until she woke up in Hell...