As he unclogs the barrel, he pulls out a long, white feather. He stares at the feather and then back to the gun. “Useless piece of *shit.*” He drops the pistol into the dirt, lighting a cigarette and pushing himself up.
Every following scratcher ends similarly. Card after card, he wins the equivalent of the purchase’s value. He supposes he can’t complain much, at least he broke even. The counter clerk counts out his ‘winnings’ passing the cash across the counter.
Every following scratcher ends similarly. Card after card, he wins the equivalent of the purchase’s value. He supposes he can’t complain much, at least he broke even. The counter clerk counts out his ‘winnings’ passing the cash across the counter.
After paying for the tickets, Jayce lifts one for a critical inspection. Admittedly, working at the bar as a hardly-functioning alcoholic probably wasn’t the best idea.