Death Trip
“He headed down the road to the Thai boxing stadium. Posters were pinned all over the entrance and the outside walls.
El Supremo remains unbeaten. Thursday evening free-for-all challenge to win the thousand dollars.
Inside the place all was quiet except for six youngsters and their trainer sparring with one another.
‘Hey.’ Shrimp nodded in the direction of the trainer. ‘Mind if I watch?’ ‘You are welcome.’ The trainer walked towards him. ‘My name is Pan.’ He reminded Shrimp of the man who had ta...ught him Taekwondo when he was a boy. He had been a dedicated kind man and a wise person. Someone who the children could aspire to be like, certainly not a bully.
‘And mine is Li. It’s a great place you have here.’ Shrimp scanned the large auditorium. It could easily seat three hundred people.
‘It’s not mine,’ Pan smiled. He left the boys sparring. ‘I wish it was.’ ‘Who owns it? El Supremo and the coach?’ ‘Ha! No…They wish they did too. They just run it for the owner.MoreLess
El Supremo remains unbeaten. Thursday evening free-for-all challenge to win the thousand dollars.
Inside the place all was quiet except for six youngsters and their trainer sparring with one another.
‘Hey.’ Shrimp nodded in the direction of the trainer. ‘Mind if I watch?’ ‘You are welcome.’ The trainer walked towards him. ‘My name is Pan.’ He reminded Shrimp of the man who had ta...ught him Taekwondo when he was a boy. He had been a dedicated kind man and a wise person. Someone who the children could aspire to be like, certainly not a bully.
‘And mine is Li. It’s a great place you have here.’ Shrimp scanned the large auditorium. It could easily seat three hundred people.
‘It’s not mine,’ Pan smiled. He left the boys sparring. ‘I wish it was.’ ‘Who owns it? El Supremo and the coach?’ ‘Ha! No…They wish they did too. They just run it for the owner.MoreLess
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