batnkevlar
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Blue Valley, Nebraska:
The sun is really getting to me. It's one of the craziest heat waves in the history of Blue Valley and it has to be while I'm here. Then again, it seems like I'll be here forever.
It's around noon, and me and the boys, we're pretty hungry. Whenever we're hugry, we go to Joe's. Joe's a nice old man, really respected by the townspeople. He opened up a restaraunt on the corner of Lemon and Orange like fifty years back. He claims its a pillar of the town. I agree with him.
The bell jingles as me, Mikey, and Cole enter through the door. I hold my basbeball mitt in one hand and a ball inside it. We've just got done playing, and I need a coke to get my body working again.
"I'll take a coke and a burger," I said to Joe at the register.
"The usual?" Joe asks me. I nudge my glasses up my nose yet again and I nod. "Never one for change, are ya Red?" At the sound of that nickname, I brush my hair away from my face. It's not easy being the redhead kid in a small town all your life.
Cole and Mikey order and we sit down at a nearby table. As I begin to bite into my burger, the jingle of the bells warn me of the new customer.
Deputy Kingsbeard. He's a tall, built man with a moustache and a gun prominently placed in his holster. He always wears his shades, even indoors. Believe me, I've met him before, and it was the same thing inside town hall in the dead of winter. The guy, to tell you the truth, he scares me. I can never tell what he's thinking. Yeah, that scares me bad.
"Three burgers and four cokes," Kingsbeard told Joe. He didn't even ask, he told.
"Awrite," says Joe, handing the food to him. Joe looks down to calculate the total. "That'll be..." By that time, the bell jingles again, and Kingsbeard is out the door. "Um, $17."
Joe doesn't do anything. He never has, he never will. Some people take advantage of other people's niceness. Cole notices this and he walks out of Joe's and leaves his food behind. Cole's the resident track star of the town, won two gold medals in regionals. He's just that damn good.
Mikey chomps on his burger as I run after Cole who's run after the Deputy. I grab my bat and with a jingle, I'm outside.
Cole approaches Deputy from behind. "Sir, I think you forgot to pay..." Cole begins to say. Kingsbeard stops and Cole runs up to him. With extreme precision, Deputy's elbow whips back and hits Cole's nose.
"What do you mean? I paid," said Deputy, through his dark shades, Cole's nose bleeding. He clutched his nose and knelt on the ground.
I see it and I run to the scene, as fast as I can. I see Deputy kick Cole to the ground. I see him take off his shades. I swing at Deputy with a bsaeball bat but he dodges it and swings at me. It connects at my throat and I crumpled to the ground.
"Silly boy," said Deputy. He turns to Cole, writhing on the ground. He takes off his shades and I see his eyes as he steps on Cole's knee. Cole tries to get his foot off from him but no avail.
POP! Goes the sound of Cole's knee. "Pop goes the weasel," Deputy says. I cough up blood and grab my bat. Deputy's too busy seeing Cole in pain, that sadist, that he doesn't see my bat going for his head.
He hits the ground and I hit him in the side. I hit him in the nuts and I hit him in the head again.
I cough up a bit more blood and I stand over his unconscious form with my bat in hand.
"The name's Wally West, sir. Hope you go to hell."
I faint, a combination of the heat, the injuries I've sustained, and the beating I laid on him. I hit the dirt and I fade to black.
I f**ckin hate cops.
The sun is really getting to me. It's one of the craziest heat waves in the history of Blue Valley and it has to be while I'm here. Then again, it seems like I'll be here forever.
It's around noon, and me and the boys, we're pretty hungry. Whenever we're hugry, we go to Joe's. Joe's a nice old man, really respected by the townspeople. He opened up a restaraunt on the corner of Lemon and Orange like fifty years back. He claims its a pillar of the town. I agree with him.
The bell jingles as me, Mikey, and Cole enter through the door. I hold my basbeball mitt in one hand and a ball inside it. We've just got done playing, and I need a coke to get my body working again.
"I'll take a coke and a burger," I said to Joe at the register.
"The usual?" Joe asks me. I nudge my glasses up my nose yet again and I nod. "Never one for change, are ya Red?" At the sound of that nickname, I brush my hair away from my face. It's not easy being the redhead kid in a small town all your life.
Cole and Mikey order and we sit down at a nearby table. As I begin to bite into my burger, the jingle of the bells warn me of the new customer.
Deputy Kingsbeard. He's a tall, built man with a moustache and a gun prominently placed in his holster. He always wears his shades, even indoors. Believe me, I've met him before, and it was the same thing inside town hall in the dead of winter. The guy, to tell you the truth, he scares me. I can never tell what he's thinking. Yeah, that scares me bad.
"Three burgers and four cokes," Kingsbeard told Joe. He didn't even ask, he told.
"Awrite," says Joe, handing the food to him. Joe looks down to calculate the total. "That'll be..." By that time, the bell jingles again, and Kingsbeard is out the door. "Um, $17."
Joe doesn't do anything. He never has, he never will. Some people take advantage of other people's niceness. Cole notices this and he walks out of Joe's and leaves his food behind. Cole's the resident track star of the town, won two gold medals in regionals. He's just that damn good.
Mikey chomps on his burger as I run after Cole who's run after the Deputy. I grab my bat and with a jingle, I'm outside.
Cole approaches Deputy from behind. "Sir, I think you forgot to pay..." Cole begins to say. Kingsbeard stops and Cole runs up to him. With extreme precision, Deputy's elbow whips back and hits Cole's nose.
"What do you mean? I paid," said Deputy, through his dark shades, Cole's nose bleeding. He clutched his nose and knelt on the ground.
I see it and I run to the scene, as fast as I can. I see Deputy kick Cole to the ground. I see him take off his shades. I swing at Deputy with a bsaeball bat but he dodges it and swings at me. It connects at my throat and I crumpled to the ground.
"Silly boy," said Deputy. He turns to Cole, writhing on the ground. He takes off his shades and I see his eyes as he steps on Cole's knee. Cole tries to get his foot off from him but no avail.
POP! Goes the sound of Cole's knee. "Pop goes the weasel," Deputy says. I cough up blood and grab my bat. Deputy's too busy seeing Cole in pain, that sadist, that he doesn't see my bat going for his head.
He hits the ground and I hit him in the side. I hit him in the nuts and I hit him in the head again.
I cough up a bit more blood and I stand over his unconscious form with my bat in hand.
"The name's Wally West, sir. Hope you go to hell."
I faint, a combination of the heat, the injuries I've sustained, and the beating I laid on him. I hit the dirt and I fade to black.
I f**ckin hate cops.
