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Agent Castillo: A Short Story

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"Agent Castillo can you tell me what S.H.I.E.L.D stands for?" Agent Maria Hill asked me 'is this really what she dragged me down here for? ' I couldn 't help but ask myself "A bunch of assholes with badges" I couldn 't help but answer sarcastically "very agent funny but this is a serious question" she emphasized Hill as if she was talking to a child "Agent Hill I am no longer a S.H.I.E.L.D agent so for me to sit her and answer some ridiculous question questions is a waste of both our time so can you just tell me why I 've been dragged her Saturday night at 9pm for?" I asked feeling my temper rising each second "alright I 'll keep of short and simple you 've been transferred to work with us on a new team" she explained getting straight to the …show more content…

You can 't just say no you 've been transferred your uni chief signed to papers" she explained before handing me a piece of paper. There was all the proof she needed her transfer paper the signature of one Aaron Hotchner on the dotted line she was going to kill him next time she saw him "then I quit" I answered simply handing her the paper back "Agent Castillo for the love of god" sighed Hill irritably it 's hilarious how she thinks she 's the one who irritated "6 months work on this time for six months and after that you if you choose to leave S.H.I.E.L.D will never

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