Kolin said. Adriano nodded; he wasn’t really listening. “Whatever, man.” “Hey.” “I said whatever,” Adriano repeated. “Adriano,” Kolin barked. The warning in the man’s tone caught Adriano’s attention instantly. Kolin rarely, if ever, raised his voice. He was the kind of man who didn’t need to shout and act like a fool to gain someone’s attention. Good leaders used their better skills to command men. Just hearing Kolin raise his voice to Adriano was enough to snap him out of the stupid daze. Adriano shoved his hands into his slack pockets, shook off the hazy feeling, and gave Kolin the respect he was owed. “Sorry,” Adriano said quickly. “I’m edgy here.” “I can see that. What did I say we were going to be doing tonight?” “Docks, shipment, streets, got it,”
