JACK
Jack’s thugs had been at it for a long time now, and they at least gave Sunjata the grace of finishing his sentence before they beat him. But beat him they did, fists flying and legs sweeping to try and get his balance out from under him, while Jack stood quietly aside to let the words and thoughts sink in. It all matched up, of course, but the captain was in way too deep to stop now, and besides, it didn’t change what had actually happened.
”As it happens, he is,” he said, absently admiring the boxing ring. ”And I could fill a book with the shit that you and the Governor didn’t know. Need I remind you that you’ve been in Torchline all of five fuckin’ seconds? Not knowin’ is not an excuse if you’re to be our Arbiter.”
”As it happens, he is,” he said, absently admiring the boxing ring. ”And I could fill a book with the shit that you and the Governor didn’t know. Need I remind you that you’ve been in Torchline all of five fuckin’ seconds? Not knowin’ is not an excuse if you’re to be our Arbiter.”
you wanted perfect, you got your perfect
but now I'm too perfect for someone like you
but now I'm too perfect for someone like you
