A Reason to Breathe
“Lying with my back to the cell door, I was still trying to figure out how best to pay Jack back for my illegal, immoral, unnecessary and completely embarrassing incarceration. This man had no limits to his bossy behavior, and as much as I liked him that way; I had to put a foot down. No more, he can’t tell me what I can and cannot do. We’ll have a talk like the adults we are, and settle this once and for all.
With a game plan in place, I rolled over and gave him my best death glare. He did...n’t even have the decency to look even a little bit affected by it. Clearly I’m going to have to work harder than I thought getting across my dislike for my current situation. I rolled off the bed, walked over to him and looked up. He put his hands on his hips and looked down. The stare down began. After about fifteen seconds, I caved.
“You ever lock me up again, I’ll, I’ll, well I don’t know what I’ll do, but you better believe it will involve pain.”MoreLess
With a game plan in place, I rolled over and gave him my best death glare. He did...n’t even have the decency to look even a little bit affected by it. Clearly I’m going to have to work harder than I thought getting across my dislike for my current situation. I rolled off the bed, walked over to him and looked up. He put his hands on his hips and looked down. The stare down began. After about fifteen seconds, I caved.
“You ever lock me up again, I’ll, I’ll, well I don’t know what I’ll do, but you better believe it will involve pain.”MoreLess
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