My Hockey Alpha
It was as if the universe itself was in a state of unrest, much like my own life.
After driving around for a while, my bike’s gas gauge warned me that I was running low, and I spotted an old gas station up ahead.
Pulling in, I killed the engine and dismounted, taking off my helmet. The bell above the door dinged as I stepped inside, the smell of oil and stale coffee filling the air.
The cashier, an older man with a bushy beard and tired eyes, looked up from his magazine. “Evening. What can I do for ya?”