lion.
an average nobody
Reaming taints of white brought the rise to Cain in the wide of his irises.
It was official.
Cole Bradford was on the highway to hell.
“Fuck,” he spat, the chawing of his teeth making him nip his overly wet and slumbering tongue.
Heaving a breath as if he was absolving an escape from the afterlife, he quickly shut his eyes from the launching highlights of white. Unsteadily, he felt his eyes roll back just as his neck wished to bone back against the surviving headrest.
“Amazing,” he rasped several moments after, “How refreshing.”
Just like the papers she had blown in his face.
His voice had been a strangled slur, his body dithering in faint convulsions. His waxy fingers wrenched at his tight seatbelt, the inebriated intoxication making him weary at what he was pulling at. Slumping onset of successful struggle, he slipped from the chair and managed to descend himself off the plane onto the ground.
He was sure he heard a woman, perhaps an attendant soothe someone aloud, but he paid zero notion. He swore he was going to sue this airline.
Burning fuels flared his nostrils as did the grass and soot, and after some rough-housing of grunts and dizzy steps away from the white aerial failure, he finally crumpled down.
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It was official.
Cole Bradford was on the highway to hell.
“Fuck,” he spat, the chawing of his teeth making him nip his overly wet and slumbering tongue.
Heaving a breath as if he was absolving an escape from the afterlife, he quickly shut his eyes from the launching highlights of white. Unsteadily, he felt his eyes roll back just as his neck wished to bone back against the surviving headrest.
“Amazing,” he rasped several moments after, “How refreshing.”
Just like the papers she had blown in his face.
His voice had been a strangled slur, his body dithering in faint convulsions. His waxy fingers wrenched at his tight seatbelt, the inebriated intoxication making him weary at what he was pulling at. Slumping onset of successful struggle, he slipped from the chair and managed to descend himself off the plane onto the ground.
He was sure he heard a woman, perhaps an attendant soothe someone aloud, but he paid zero notion. He swore he was going to sue this airline.
Burning fuels flared his nostrils as did the grass and soot, and after some rough-housing of grunts and dizzy steps away from the white aerial failure, he finally crumpled down.
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