| Display title | Hitman with a Heart |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | So, let's says there is this guy who happens to be a hitman. Best in town. He will usually be an urban legend moving swiftly beneath the concrete jungle, leaving no evidence behind and fulfilling his jobs with the utmost care up to the point of perfection. Mossad? CIA? KGB? Doesn't matter, his targets drop like flies. No job is too hard and there is no one he can't kill. Or is there? For perhaps even this cold hearted killer can't bring himself to kill an innocent bystander (usually a kid). And not only does he not do his job, but he then turns against his employer to save the life of the very same person he was supposed to kill. This guy we're talking about? He's a hitman with a heart. |