pa1ndru1d
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The evening moved on and Dan had just started to recoup some of his losses when the urge to empty his bladder hit him with a brutal quickness. “All right ladies, this beer is runnin right through me.” He said as his newly emptied beer bottle smacked into the table as he set it down. Dan ran his fingers through his hair and then down to the legs of his jeans. He chanced another look to his cell and then shook his head and headed to the bathroom.
“Damned stubborn woman.” He couldn’t believe that she would rather hide within herself and face all the bad feelings her family pushed onto her alone. “Fine.” He murmured to himself as he shook the last drop of piss from himself, but he knew that he didn’t really mean it. This was the way he operated. He’d get upset and say shit he didn’t mean and then he’d be right back to ensure that she was all right. There was no question as to whether he loved Becca or not.
“Dan?!?” Matt’s worried voice was accompanied by a sharp knocking on the bathroom door that caused Danny to jump a little. He finished zipping himself off and opened the door to face a frantic Matt.
“What’s wrong? Something happen?” Dan asked him.
“I… I’m not sure. Your phone chirped and Becky came across. She sounded… worried, I guess. Scared. But she was cut off and I haven’t been able to reach her since.” Dan took his phone and then pushed past him with Matt trailing after, still talking. “Should we go…”
“Yeah, I’m leavin bro. C’mon.” It wasn’t a request. Dan knew the other fellas could find their own way out well enough. Dan was suddenly aware of the weight of his pistol against his ankle as he climbed into his truck. Matt hopped into the passenger side and began slid back the action of his .45.
Just as the truck rumbled off toward the ranch, Dan’s phone rang in his lap. It was at his ear immediately, “Becca?!?” He sputtered. Instead he heard Jon’s voice on the other end. Jon was a little shaky as he told Dan of the strange vehicle tearing off toward the creek. Dan’s head went off on tangents, his brain always seeking the worst possible scenario to every situation. “Hold on Matt, this’ll be a bit rough.” The truck’s wheel spun in his hands as he went off road across the rutted fields.
Matt’s hands flew to the ceiling of truck cab as memories flooded into him of a time, years before, when the two of them had been in a very similar situation. That time, it was the two of them loaded for bear and collecting a very distraught Sheila from a very overbearing step father when she was seventeen. A sudden bout of loneliness struck Matt, a loneliness he hadn’t felt in a long while. He choked back feelings he had thought long gone as he realized that his heart still belonged to that scared little girl. He wasn’t even surprised to find himself making the decision to try and find her again when this was all said and done.
No one had thought he had had it in him, not even himself. Only Danny had stood by him, believed in him. He was not surprised to find those same words coming from his mouth after hearing Dan’s theories. “I’ll be right here for you, brother. You know I got your back and you’ll do what needs doin’.”
By Dan’s estimation, they were still five minutes out, even taking the short cut across the field to the road that led to the waterfall. “Fuck.” Dan said through gritted teeth and another rut threw them around a bit in the cab.
“Damned stubborn woman.” He couldn’t believe that she would rather hide within herself and face all the bad feelings her family pushed onto her alone. “Fine.” He murmured to himself as he shook the last drop of piss from himself, but he knew that he didn’t really mean it. This was the way he operated. He’d get upset and say shit he didn’t mean and then he’d be right back to ensure that she was all right. There was no question as to whether he loved Becca or not.
“Dan?!?” Matt’s worried voice was accompanied by a sharp knocking on the bathroom door that caused Danny to jump a little. He finished zipping himself off and opened the door to face a frantic Matt.
“What’s wrong? Something happen?” Dan asked him.
“I… I’m not sure. Your phone chirped and Becky came across. She sounded… worried, I guess. Scared. But she was cut off and I haven’t been able to reach her since.” Dan took his phone and then pushed past him with Matt trailing after, still talking. “Should we go…”
“Yeah, I’m leavin bro. C’mon.” It wasn’t a request. Dan knew the other fellas could find their own way out well enough. Dan was suddenly aware of the weight of his pistol against his ankle as he climbed into his truck. Matt hopped into the passenger side and began slid back the action of his .45.
Just as the truck rumbled off toward the ranch, Dan’s phone rang in his lap. It was at his ear immediately, “Becca?!?” He sputtered. Instead he heard Jon’s voice on the other end. Jon was a little shaky as he told Dan of the strange vehicle tearing off toward the creek. Dan’s head went off on tangents, his brain always seeking the worst possible scenario to every situation. “Hold on Matt, this’ll be a bit rough.” The truck’s wheel spun in his hands as he went off road across the rutted fields.
Matt’s hands flew to the ceiling of truck cab as memories flooded into him of a time, years before, when the two of them had been in a very similar situation. That time, it was the two of them loaded for bear and collecting a very distraught Sheila from a very overbearing step father when she was seventeen. A sudden bout of loneliness struck Matt, a loneliness he hadn’t felt in a long while. He choked back feelings he had thought long gone as he realized that his heart still belonged to that scared little girl. He wasn’t even surprised to find himself making the decision to try and find her again when this was all said and done.
No one had thought he had had it in him, not even himself. Only Danny had stood by him, believed in him. He was not surprised to find those same words coming from his mouth after hearing Dan’s theories. “I’ll be right here for you, brother. You know I got your back and you’ll do what needs doin’.”
By Dan’s estimation, they were still five minutes out, even taking the short cut across the field to the road that led to the waterfall. “Fuck.” Dan said through gritted teeth and another rut threw them around a bit in the cab.
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