morning sunlight streamed through the dirty, grease-st

itting at the chipped wooden table, casually e

ntered. A smug, challenging sm

oss the linoleum floor. She reached out and snat

ed loudly and harshly against the floor.

. She pressed it onto the tin until it clicked shut.

her chest. She was too afraid of another physical a

ntirely. She walked out the back door of the board

rail. The path led through the dense,

old. The dirt ground was damp and soft

tirely focused on finalizing the le

The heavy canopy cast long, dark shadows acr

suddenly stopped. It was replaced b

s on her arms stood up. She slowed her pace, her knuckl

ped loudly to her right,

f a massive oak tree. He stood squarely in the

mechanic's jumpsuit. His massive rig

gly grin that made Eleanor's stomac

nto the dirt near her shoes. "You got a lo

sical distance. Her eyes darted rapidly, s

him coldly, projecting a confidence

h rhythmically against his open palm. "Tiffany

rd her. His dark eyes raked over her

her chest. She realized the path was too n

t the dirt with a dull thud. He decided

ing speed. His heavy work boot

looded her system. She swung the heavy

hed hard into Wayne's jaw. The impac

his hand flying to his face. Dark blood po

urderous rage. His massive shadow fell over Eleano