
Double Detail: One backing up is not enough
by Alex Hawk
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A few weeks after his movie is released, Morton calls. Adam's sitting on his couch watching football highlights, in a t-shirt and sweatpants, drinking coffee with cream in it. (His personal trainer is going to kill him but it's been a long season, he deserves a break.)
"Jethro, where are you?"
"My apartment," Adam replies, a little thrown off. "In New York?"
"Your new body guard is on his way over."
"Sir - "
Morton doesn't even give him a chance to start. "I don't care how big you think your balls are, Jethro. I got a call this morning from Leon Wallace - who is my fucking boss by the way - asking me why I'm letting a three hundred million dollar asset waltz around New York fucking City when there are people with guns who want to kill him. And I said, I don't know, maybe because he's a fucking idiot who thinks he can take care of himself."
Adam debates explaining - I don't need a posse everywhere I go, really - but figures it isn't worth the trouble. He doesn't feel like fighting Morton on this, especially not if Wallace's gotten involved.
"Yes sir," he says, "I have a bodyguard now, and...
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