Being outsmarted
When Brian finally regained consciousness, he found himself handcuffed in the back of a police car, the cold metal biting at his wrists. As he squinted through the barred window, the reality of his situation sank in. His pupil outsmarted him. “So the student has become the master,” The uniformed men heard Brian say. But would anyone believe the apprentice’s word or that of his mentor? Would Andrews’s accusations stick?
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