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Riot Junkie LA — Kenneth Guthrie
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Riot Junkie 2: LA
Rick has survived Big Tom and his whip fetish and is in LA to hide from the cops. Little does he know, but he is walking into another riot. Rick, being a man of opportunity, knows this is a chance to score some big time American loot and there's a jewelry store with his name on it.
Sample Content
This story is about 1700 words.
He smashed the box a few times on the floor before taking to it with the baseball bat. It always surprised him that pawn brokers would keep their best goods outside of the safe. He guessed that they got robbed so often that they didn't want to keep the cash and the goods in one place. If they had to open the safe all the time they might lose both when a would-be customer turned robber.
It came open and he smiled a deep and pleasurable smile. It was stacked with jewelry - the expensive kind. He put it in his pack and stood up. The register stood before him.
He took to it quickly and found around eighty dollars American inside. He was reaching for that with his pack on his back when a man appeared at the door. He held a shotgun in his hands and looked angry.
"You aren't going anywhere," the man lifted the gun and said, "Get out from behind there and drop the cash."
Rick didn't say anything. This guy looked like he knew what he was doing. He must have had lots of practice.
Riot Junkie 2: LA
Rick has survived Big Tom and his whip fetish and is in LA to hide from the cops. Little does he know, but he is walking into another riot. Rick, being a man of opportunity, knows this is a chance to score some big time American loot and there's a jewelry store with his name on it.
Sample Content
This story is about 1700 words.
He smashed the box a few times on the floor before taking to it with the baseball bat. It always surprised him that pawn brokers would keep their best goods outside of the safe. He guessed that they got robbed so often that they didn't want to keep the cash and the goods in one place. If they had to open the safe all the time they might lose both when a would-be customer turned robber.
It came open and he smiled a deep and pleasurable smile. It was stacked with jewelry - the expensive kind. He put it in his pack and stood up. The register stood before him.
He took to it quickly and found around eighty dollars American inside. He was reaching for that with his pack on his back when a man appeared at the door. He held a shotgun in his hands and looked angry.
"You aren't going anywhere," the man lifted the gun and said, "Get out from behind there and drop the cash."
Rick didn't say anything. This guy looked like he knew what he was doing. He must have had lots of practice.
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