95. The Chief of Police.

"Very well." Thomas sighed. He conceded to Gavin, as he did not want to be the person that would go against the Roman's family wishes.

"I need you to make the call now," Gavin said to him, as though he could not trust Thomas on whether or not he would do what he had just instructed.

Thomas reached out one hand and grabbed the telephone. On his other hand, he grabbed a book. Opening the book was a list of numbers, the phone numbers to be precise.

Gavin was not surprised, born shocked on this. As the kind of man that he was, it was Thomas' duty to keep a list of very important people in case he needed anything. It could be said that most of these people did not know Thomas had their numbers in wait, just Incase, but they never appeared to be too surprised. He was really a man of the underworld, complete with everything it took.

He found the Chief Of Police's number and dialled on it. The man did both pick up the call at first. But with a second round of beeping, he picked up the call.