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Monte Vista Stories | 2.17. A Solid Lead
Content Warning: This chapter has a minor mention of violence. Nothing graphic, nothing detailed, but better safe than sorry. “Come on in,” Regina said, stepping to the side to allow him to pass. At her prodding, he handed over his jacket and had a look around. It was bizarre for him to see this place now, considering how he had met her eight years ago. He had always known about the cabin, always knew that whoever lived there was a bit of a recluse who only came into town for necessities and to empty the local library of books. It wasn’t a coincidence that they had picked the car outside…
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Monte Vista Stories | 2.16. Something Bad
It's finally times for Enzo to tell Gina what he's done, and it's not quite what she expected.
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Monte Vista Stories | 2.15. Sneaking Around
While looking for the painting, Gina and Enzo stumble on something else entirely...
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Monte Vista Stories | 2.14. Difficult Navigation
Regina has some trouble navigating the Napoletanis' house and bumps into an old acquaintance.
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Monte Vista Stories | 2.11. Repeat
Regina gets into yet another argument with Enzo, but this one doesn't end how she expects...
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Monte Vista Stories | 2.10. Rinse
Regina has a stressful meeting, but comes home to a pleasant surprise.
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Monte Vista Stories | 2.9. A New Client
Regina receives an offer she can't refuse (sorry).
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Monte Vista Stories | 2.6. A Father’s Pride
It's been eight years, and Regina is Collesena on a job. Nearby, someone is thinking of her.
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Monte Vista Stories | 2.5. A Lesson on Wealth
Gina meets up with Enzo, but it doesn't go to plan. Instead, she learns an important lesson.
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Monte Vista Stories | 1.20. Part of a Plan
The scepticism hadn’t quite vanished from Carlo’s face, even as he untied her hands and feet, she could see that distrust permeated all his features. When she was free and started to stand, she could see that he tightened his grasp on the gun. “Started carrying, I see,” she said, feeling a little bit of pride – at least he learnt that. He frowned. “Somebody made it a necessity.” She waved him off and changed the topic: “I think Marta is out there. Knowing Gallo, he caught her and decided instead of just killing her, he’d drag her along and use her to draw you out. He’s not the brightest.”…
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