It sucks though, a huge L.
Mike
"Get out of the da** car!", the police yelled over loudspeakers.
I've already suffered the pain of getting shot, they won't be getting me outta da car. Not I. I made the decision to rob the bank, no mask, full notoriety. No job, no family, no kids, nothing that needs me to be here, and no legacy. Why not make a notorious run from Missouri to the Canadian border, at least the world will remember me for something. To be remembered can come down to one decision; one "in the moment" decision that stains the public memory. With no family or friends, there's no one to even notice the other stains you may have left.
So I step on the gas. No way they are getting me. I fly down the highway leaving the cops in their rompers still loading into the car.
It's exhilarating. Adrenaline pumping through every vein of my body. A helicopter flys above me. I flick off the news cameras. Lemme give em something to remember me by.
As I swerve through traffic, bobbing and weaving through the few other cars that are out, one car almost ends my story in a tragic accident. It blends from my left and tries to go across all the lanes. I swerve out da way and only take out off the back bumper.
The road ahead makes me infamous. Atleast now when I die, people will remember at least some stain.
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