ObsideanWarrior
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The neighborhood south of 38th St. had died sometime back in the 1970s. What was left was like something out of a postapocalyptic movie. There were burned-out cars, closed-down shops. At the intersection of 39th and D streets, the mini-mall that had once had ten businesses now was down to a pawnshop, a payday loan outfit, and a convenience store. Dealers were posted at most corners, melting into the groups of young black men whenever a police car approached, then re-forming as if by magic when the cops were out of sight.
It was just about the worst possible place for a white female to suffer a mechanical breakdown. But in this urban wilderness, there were only two laws: the law of the jungle, and Murphy's Law. Both were about to intersect...
It was just about the worst possible place for a white female to suffer a mechanical breakdown. But in this urban wilderness, there were only two laws: the law of the jungle, and Murphy's Law. Both were about to intersect...