tiny tale #55: The Trojan horse

“Remember, you have to get him to admit that he was the one who ordered the hit. Act as if there’s nothing out of the normal. The last thing we want is for him to think that something is fishy.”, Danny coached his well-placed ‘mole’.

The hideous orca and shark heads his daughter had made for Halloween were being put to excellent use. Those were the last places one would expect a camera to be. Danny sat back and watched as the sting operation went down. He finally got the dirt on the mobster who had been terrorizing the city.

(100 words)

This post was written in response to the Friday Fictioneers photo prompt hosted by the lovely Rochelle and Fandango’s One-Word Challenge for the day: dirt. Click on the links for more details.

The Friday Fictioneers challenge is to write a complete story – beginning, middle and end in 100 words or less, based on the given photo prompt. A huge thanks to Rochelle for hosting this challenge. Fandango’s One-Word Challenge is to write a post using that word.

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