BLACK BART
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Damian cursed his luck, then his sense of direction for the umpteenth time, stuffing the greasy rag he used to call a kerchief into his pocket before gripping the handlebars of his bike and pushing.
Pushing because somewhere before the county line…just after he had ditched the relentless patrol car on US 50, the number two cylinder on his hard tail had begun to give off an ominous sound…and twenty miles after, simply quit.
And now he pushed. Pushed with his entire lean six-foot frame because he’d rather give up his soul, then his old Harley…and because he needed a place to fix “her” and lay low. For a while…
The gravel crunched under his feet as the ancient road sign came into view, and Damian pulled off his sunglasses to wipe the sweat off and away from his gray-blue eyes, blinking in disbelief…
“Halstead, Kansas …..Biggest Little City in Kansas”…Population 1901 and growing!
“I wonder if Dorothy and Toto live there?”
He shrugged and cursed his luck one more time, then resumed his labor of love…
Fifteen minutes later he was under the eyes and scrutiny of the entire town, as he pushed the bike to the curb and set the kickstand firmly in the tar top road, then climbed the curb to step into the relative coolness of the diner.
“Nope…No sign of Toto”
He muttered to himself and slid into the corner booth, lifting a hand written menu to see what a town of 1901 and growing could offer as far as food…
”Can I get you something Mister?”
The voice came to him and he lowered the menu to eye the beauty in front of him…
“Well, Hellooooo Dorothy.”
Pushing because somewhere before the county line…just after he had ditched the relentless patrol car on US 50, the number two cylinder on his hard tail had begun to give off an ominous sound…and twenty miles after, simply quit.
And now he pushed. Pushed with his entire lean six-foot frame because he’d rather give up his soul, then his old Harley…and because he needed a place to fix “her” and lay low. For a while…
The gravel crunched under his feet as the ancient road sign came into view, and Damian pulled off his sunglasses to wipe the sweat off and away from his gray-blue eyes, blinking in disbelief…
“Halstead, Kansas …..Biggest Little City in Kansas”…Population 1901 and growing!
“I wonder if Dorothy and Toto live there?”
He shrugged and cursed his luck one more time, then resumed his labor of love…
Fifteen minutes later he was under the eyes and scrutiny of the entire town, as he pushed the bike to the curb and set the kickstand firmly in the tar top road, then climbed the curb to step into the relative coolness of the diner.
“Nope…No sign of Toto”
He muttered to himself and slid into the corner booth, lifting a hand written menu to see what a town of 1901 and growing could offer as far as food…
”Can I get you something Mister?”
The voice came to him and he lowered the menu to eye the beauty in front of him…
“Well, Hellooooo Dorothy.”