Never Gonna Tell
“I gave up after one shot clipped the outhouse, happy that I at least now know how to aim the gun and take the safety off. We’ll just have to hope I never need to actually use it, because then we’ll both be screwed.
Sal left shortly after we returned from our failed shooting escapade. Marco and I ratcheted up the level of cutesy, cuddly “look how in love we are” to an over-the-top level where his grandfather could have caught diabetes from how sickeningly sweet we acted. It was no wonder he didn...’t try to stick around any longer, and while I feel bad that Marco didn’t get a better visit with his grandpa, we needed to get rid of him for the next part of our plan to work.
Stripping the sheets off the bed, I argue, “I really think we should head toward Chattanooga. It’ll be so much easier to get lost in a crowd, and we won’t have to worry about looking over our shoulder every two minutes.”
Marco tosses me a clean pillowcase he finds inside a hope chest. “I don’t know.MoreLess
Sal left shortly after we returned from our failed shooting escapade. Marco and I ratcheted up the level of cutesy, cuddly “look how in love we are” to an over-the-top level where his grandfather could have caught diabetes from how sickeningly sweet we acted. It was no wonder he didn...’t try to stick around any longer, and while I feel bad that Marco didn’t get a better visit with his grandpa, we needed to get rid of him for the next part of our plan to work.
Stripping the sheets off the bed, I argue, “I really think we should head toward Chattanooga. It’ll be so much easier to get lost in a crowd, and we won’t have to worry about looking over our shoulder every two minutes.”
Marco tosses me a clean pillowcase he finds inside a hope chest. “I don’t know.MoreLess
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