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This story takes place exactly after the last chapter of "Redemption" with the death of Brad Pierson and Vice President James Emery.

James Whitmore of the West Coast division for Loksat's organization in charge of merchandise shipped from Korea, Japan and most of the far east.

When he had just arrived home from attending a meeting with the rest of his members, had heard the sad news about Vice President Emery having been murdered in the White House by three unknown attackers.

Whitmore having been involved with Loksat for 15 years, never realize how bad things had gotten the to past months with the lost of millions of dollars destroyed by the hands of Vulcan, aka Jackson Hunt.

He used to work for the C.I.A., as the deputy director
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Captain Kate Beckett was exhausted after the past days at the 12th Precinct, she needed to relax at home. Castle had complained about his right leg, and was in need of a message.

He was still reeling after the last conversation with his father two days later after Vice President James Emery was killed by Hunt's team that he hired, along with having to be Pierson's own men that had went against him for a much larger price for payment.

With the news, it had caused him to have some what of a set back with his right leg causing a great of stress and pain from when he was shot at the barn in New Jersey. His own doctor, had told him to relax and just take it easy for now with a new batch of pain medication.

Castle was in bed, when his wife had gotten home from the precinct. He had his laptop with him to write.

He's been upset with those two phone calls from his father, the night of the White House Conference,and days later."THE NERVE OF HIM!"

Kate came into the bedroom looking for him, to find him in bed of all things.

"Are you all right Rick?" She can tell by his expression that something was surely wrong.

"No!, I am not Kate, the doctor gave me new pills to take, but it's taking forever to kick in at this

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