When the lights go out
Even if it was just as the punchline.
We were making our way to the airport about a three hour drive away. I'd never been this far out before. If we are being honest, the only way I saw myself leaving this place was either when I turned a legal adult or, you know, playing with the angels.The car they picked me up in looked expensive, the kind rich people buy just to look at. A black Cadillac Escalade with all the windows tinted dark enough to erase you from view. You couldn't see in, but you could see out. The inside was unreal: white leather seats with oak-brown trimming, and a dashboard big enough to be a tablet. It was the kind of car where you don't eat, breathe too loud, or even think a
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