lilbreadstick16
Star
- Joined
- Mar 5, 2019
Madison let her earthy brown sling bag drop to the floor in the corner of the room, where it settled back into its home with a quiet clink of keys. She shuffled to her disheveled bed and folded her legs criss-crossed as she sat down. The sun was still high enough, with blinds wide open, to light up her room, but a shadow had begun to creep across the pasty white walls of a cheap apartment. She leaned to her nightstand, plucked a purple metal tray about a foot wide and half a foot long, and only an inch or two deep. The underside gleamed a clean silver, but the purple design on the tray was smudged and smattered with black resin. Peppery piles of ash lay about the galaxy pattern painted onto the tray, that Madison blew away with a quick puff of breath.
She tugged a small, sealed black bag from each pocket of her sweatpants. The men's department, she has found, is much more weed-friendly. Madison glanced at the wooden box that sat on the second shelf of her nightstand, just beneath where the tray usually sat. Inside lay all her stash supplies- extra grinders and bowls, papers, wraps, etc. And her smoke stash, which was getting lower and lower while her bills were getting higher and higher. She bit her lip, then cracked open one of the bags of bud that she was supposed to sell. It was risky business taking what's not yours, but she had watched her plug try to calculate her tab. He wouldn't miss $20 of this stuff, and she had been a loyal dealer for him for a few years now.
Madison snagged the small electronic scale that sat beside the stash box and plucked a few nugs from the bag, carefully weighing out just enough for tonight. Then she resealed the bag and tucked both away in another stash, next to her closet. She folded herself back onto the bed and began her daily post-work routine grinding, loading, smoking, and painting.
She tugged a small, sealed black bag from each pocket of her sweatpants. The men's department, she has found, is much more weed-friendly. Madison glanced at the wooden box that sat on the second shelf of her nightstand, just beneath where the tray usually sat. Inside lay all her stash supplies- extra grinders and bowls, papers, wraps, etc. And her smoke stash, which was getting lower and lower while her bills were getting higher and higher. She bit her lip, then cracked open one of the bags of bud that she was supposed to sell. It was risky business taking what's not yours, but she had watched her plug try to calculate her tab. He wouldn't miss $20 of this stuff, and she had been a loyal dealer for him for a few years now.
Madison snagged the small electronic scale that sat beside the stash box and plucked a few nugs from the bag, carefully weighing out just enough for tonight. Then she resealed the bag and tucked both away in another stash, next to her closet. She folded herself back onto the bed and began her daily post-work routine grinding, loading, smoking, and painting.