HellHighWater
Virgin
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- Dec 21, 2012
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- 6
Jack sashayed through the heavy rain without a care in the world. The rain soaked through his white business shirt, his shoes squelched with each step, the water soaked into his short brown hair and he din't give a damn. He'd smelt the rain before he'd seen it, and for some reason, god knows why, he had rushed into the street and walked through the cascades of water.
Jack was on a mission, moving like a man possessed, searching for something, but for what he wasn't sure. Jack was a tall, thin but well muscled man, his arms toned from hours of carrying lumber down at the docks. His jaw was lined with a light stubble and he spoke with a thick Australian accent, with a tan to accompany it.
He stepped under the canopy of a hotel and felt a shiver up his spine. He pushed his way through the revolving door and smiled politely at the receptionist, who in turn grudgingly acknowledged his existence. He stepped into the elevator, closed his eyes and jabbed at a button at random. 27
He put his arms behind his back and rocked from heel to toe, and back again, humming along to the elevator music that assailed his ears. The doors parted and he stepped through without hesitation, fishing a die out of his pocket and tossing it into the air. 6. he tossed it again. 4.
Jack made his way to room number ten, the shining faux gold numbers bolted ever so carefully to the door. He knocked three times and waited.
He heard the distinct sound of heels on a tiled floor and straightened his shirt in anticipation
Jack was on a mission, moving like a man possessed, searching for something, but for what he wasn't sure. Jack was a tall, thin but well muscled man, his arms toned from hours of carrying lumber down at the docks. His jaw was lined with a light stubble and he spoke with a thick Australian accent, with a tan to accompany it.
He stepped under the canopy of a hotel and felt a shiver up his spine. He pushed his way through the revolving door and smiled politely at the receptionist, who in turn grudgingly acknowledged his existence. He stepped into the elevator, closed his eyes and jabbed at a button at random. 27
He put his arms behind his back and rocked from heel to toe, and back again, humming along to the elevator music that assailed his ears. The doors parted and he stepped through without hesitation, fishing a die out of his pocket and tossing it into the air. 6. he tossed it again. 4.
Jack made his way to room number ten, the shining faux gold numbers bolted ever so carefully to the door. He knocked three times and waited.
He heard the distinct sound of heels on a tiled floor and straightened his shirt in anticipation