@paytheferriman Fun for him, obnoxious for her. Epps just wanted to be out on the ocean again, without a care in the world. Currently, she always had to be on her guard, there was no room for relaxation.
"Speaking of the how. You never told me /what/ exactly you did for this lifetime of sin."
@SOULCOLLECTXR If that was a wrench in his plans, then she couldnβt give less of a shit. βThey deserved to go free.β obviously the greedy crew, Francesaβthey all went to hell, but the ones poisoned or shot, cut in halfβthey went free.β
@SOULCOLLECTXR "NO!" Maureen yelled just as the ambulance doors shut. From there, she had spoken about ghosts. A soul taker. Her crew. And from there it had landed her in a loony bin. But she had played along. Pretended to take the pills. Eventually, they released her. +
@SOULCOLLECTXR sailorβs word, every internet article. For months. To make sure you never peddle that gold bullshit on any boat ever again.β she hissed, poised to bash him over the skull with the glass paperweight.
βI saved souls. /People/, Jack. The innocent passengers. Katie.β +
@sheripper Who was this crazy bitch, and why was she in her presence?
"Did Jack send you?" Epps held the vase in her hand, just in case this woman tried to do anything. She had seen enough murderers for a lifetime.
@SOULCOLLECTXR The intention was to keep him OUT. To lock both the lock and the deadbolt in record time. Whether or not it worked was entirely the question. This, however, was a dumb idea. And even if he just miraculously left, that meant there were other people she needed to save. +