Stryk-Supermarket (Psycho-Sequel)

A Story by Abishai100

An eccentric Bostonian is a detective tracking a psycho-woman/terrorist named PUG in a market-place where policemen feel desolate.

A fun crime-noir short-fiction inspired by the romantic-psycho killers (Strangers). Enjoy!

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Coronavirus paintings were seen everywhere around Boston, and Amlan Satan was studying patterns of fanfare surrounding these human-resilience portraits among Irish-Catholic residents of the fair US city in the year 2021, during the holiday-season, following the first 'extreme' wave of non-vaccinated quarantine-tribulation.

Satan (Amlan) is a police-detective tracking a psycho-woman in Boston who calls herself Pin-Up Girl (PUG). This psycho-femme 'PUG' is someone who's murdered over 20 policemen across 10 US states in just 2 years and Satan thinks her 'final destination' is some kind of Boston market where a policeman might 'trigger' her bloody-murderous rage; Satan the Bostonian has become a masked undercover 'super-hero' tracking this terrorist and believes he's the right nerd for the super job.

SATAN (Amlan): I know the damn Boston market where Pin-Up Girl will strike, since multiple Boston cop-men shop!

PUG (Pin-Up Girl) indeed shows up at this Boston market, in her signature eerie murder-mask and dress and wields a knife in her stolen car. She's also got some dynamite in her car which she's already placed in the parked cop-car outside the Boston market where the policeman prepares to enter to shop! However, Satan (Amlan) the Bostonian-detective is there 'on-time' to chase this modern American b***h.

SATAN (Amlan): All we know now is that the cop-car was found on fire the early following morning, with timed bombs.

Satan failed to nab PUG (Pin-Up Girl) at the Boston market, since she removed her mask once entered into the market-place, disappearing into the crowd/vanishing, and then she took a subway to the Patriots Game the next morning to enjoy as a masked fan, and it was just too swift to track her; however, Satan the Bostonian-detective believes/thinks this Patriots (football!) game is the ideal/perfect 'hub' to catch PUG in her deed of new creative-darkness.