Veroe
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IC: Raphael Lancaster
Sully's Bar was something of a dive. A rundown building with a neon sign that had only had the S and A lit up with a flickering R. It rested on the side of Highway 31 and was the only place to stop for miles and miles. Unfortunately, the opening of the Interstate not far from it had taken a huge percentage of its patrons from it. Now all that was left to keep Sully's doors open were the bikers that were filling it to the brim tonight.
Rafe pulled his black ferrari into the last open spot in the parking lot. His was the only car in a line of Harley Davidsons. Climbing out of the driver's side he surveyed the other buildings here. There was a shitty motel and a gas station right next door to the bar. The gas station had a mechanics shop open with an overweight man who's coveralls said his name was Earl. Inside was a cute little blue Volkswagon with its hood up and smoke pouring out of it as Earl scratched his head with one hand and his ass with the other.
Within Sully's some dated heavy metal music was blasting away at his ears from a jukebox in the corner of the bar. Between it was some chipped and tattered pool tables with some old ratty bikers glaring holes into him suspiciously.
He crossed over to the bar asking the bartender, "Are you Sully?"
"Sully left for the city years ago," He said pulling out two more slightly chilled bottles of budweiser for another biker at the bar, "I'm Joe. The bar's mine now."
He handed the two Buds to the biker then turned to Rafe, "Can I help you?"
"I'll need a proper place to stay for a day before heading off."
"Only place for miles is the motel next door," Joe shrugged, "Unless you're thirsty...can't help you with that."
"I am...but," Rafe shook his head spotting someone sitting at a table across the bar near the jukebox who like him did not belong here. There was a woman talking on a cellphone ignoring what only could be charitable to say was a hamburger and fries and fingering keys with the Volkswagon logo on it. He grew thirstier by the second. "...I'm not interested in the pisswater you sell as beers here."
He left Joe and the bar and weaved his way through the bikers to the woman sitting forlornly alone. He took the chair opposite her. "You and I are strangers in a strange land in this place. Perhaps we can share the evening to avoid being alone."