An Eye for a Bullet
I say as I stand up, "but not me. Now take me back please."
"Fine," says Evan with a sigh.
Standing up from his chair, we walk out to his truck. I look over at the freshly upturned dirt and the shovel.
"Did you shoot him?" I ask as I open the passenger side door.
"Drug shot to the arm. No bullets," he says.
"Not my style, but acceptable," I say tersely.
Pulling out of the gravel clearing near the cabin, we get onto the road and begin the trip back to Lonewood. Trees pass by and the ending day of winter is making room for the approaching night.
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