Mister Glass
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- One on One
- Group
Theo ran until his lungs were burning. He ran until the filthy street had blurred before his eyes, and the stabbing pain between his ribs became a lot harder to ignore. So hard, in fact, that the ground rushing to meet him was less of a surprise and more of a welcome shut down.
But he couldn't shut down, not now, not really. Not with his blood slowly trickling down the brick wall he was plastered against, sweat rolling down his forehead and breath coming out from him in between wounded animal gasps. Everything hurt, from the tips of his toes to the whites of his eyes, the world having shrunk until it was just him, and the relentless hammering in his head. The warden, tall ass motherfucker, had given him a cracked rib and split lip for the road.
His orange jumpsuit was stained with blood. He didn't know what was worse, wearing that thing around town, or being stark naked in broad daylight, in the busiest street of New York.
The wailing of a police siren nearby made the decision for him.
Between one breath and the next, the teenager had collapsed in one of the nearby stores, blood stained glock held in front of him by a shaky hand. The door slammed behind him, little brass bell hanging above it ringing like its sole purpose in life was to make Theo's drug muddled brain scream from pain. Everything was too bright. Too loud. Too there.
'Get on the fucking ground,' he wheezed out to store owner, praying to whichever god was listening there was a bullet in the gun, and that the sight of him was enough to shut the poor person up.
And it really was a sight to behold. Theo, in all his lanky glory, with blood oozing from his lips, his nose, scrawnier than he had any right to be considering the gray mush he'd been fed regularly for the past three years. 'Didn't you fucking hear me?' he spit, cocking the gun. 'On the ground. NOW.'
But he couldn't shut down, not now, not really. Not with his blood slowly trickling down the brick wall he was plastered against, sweat rolling down his forehead and breath coming out from him in between wounded animal gasps. Everything hurt, from the tips of his toes to the whites of his eyes, the world having shrunk until it was just him, and the relentless hammering in his head. The warden, tall ass motherfucker, had given him a cracked rib and split lip for the road.
His orange jumpsuit was stained with blood. He didn't know what was worse, wearing that thing around town, or being stark naked in broad daylight, in the busiest street of New York.
The wailing of a police siren nearby made the decision for him.
Between one breath and the next, the teenager had collapsed in one of the nearby stores, blood stained glock held in front of him by a shaky hand. The door slammed behind him, little brass bell hanging above it ringing like its sole purpose in life was to make Theo's drug muddled brain scream from pain. Everything was too bright. Too loud. Too there.
'Get on the fucking ground,' he wheezed out to store owner, praying to whichever god was listening there was a bullet in the gun, and that the sight of him was enough to shut the poor person up.
And it really was a sight to behold. Theo, in all his lanky glory, with blood oozing from his lips, his nose, scrawnier than he had any right to be considering the gray mush he'd been fed regularly for the past three years. 'Didn't you fucking hear me?' he spit, cocking the gun. 'On the ground. NOW.'