Tyr
Pulsar
- Joined
- May 17, 2009
- Location
- California
Derek was leaning against his old refurbished muscle car, waiting for an associate to drop off some product, when his phone began to buzz. He looked down at the caller id and saw it was Mary one of his many clients looking for a hit. She’d text the message requesting he come by followed by a 911, which obviously implied she was in serious need. Then again all of his real clients were in need, what else could you expect when you were a drug dealer and pimp. Derek just smirked initially ignoring the request, as he had more important things to take care of.
He stood 6’4” and weighted almost 250 pounds with a thick solid upper body; his black leather jacket hid his well toned physique. Looking down the road he saw a van approaching, and recognized it as Eddie’s van, which really was just a pharmacy on wheels, well the illegal kind of pharmacy. Brushing some of his long dark hair to the side, he looked around one more time with his dark brown eyes, not seeing even the smallest hint of anyone watching. Brushing off his blue jean pants he stood up and waited for the side door to open so he could step in. Of course all business was done out of the view of any prying eyes.
A few minutes later the exchange done, the money handed over, and his supply of product replaced. Again his phone buzzes as he looks down and sees that Mary’s phone number and an even more urgent message, not that he cared in the least. She obviously was in withdrawal and didn’t care as long as he gave her what she needed. Though of late she seemed to be having more and more problem paying which was a common occurrence with the losers that took his shit. Not that he cared in the fucking least, his only concern was he got paid, anything else was just bullshit. He didn't do charity work, it was that simple.
Hopping into his car, he secured the majority of the product in a safe spot, and headed over to where Mary lived, a once nice neighborhood that had long ago seen its best days. Most of the buildings were half abandoned and most if not all were in an utter state of disrepair. The kind of place you only went outside at night with a gun. Luckily for Derek it was just late in the afternoon, as he had other matters to attend to at night. He parked and headed up to the small apartment complex, this is the kind of neighborhood where everyone looked the other way, and the police were never called, bars evident on any window that didn’t have plywood. So he headed up the steps, having never even taken the time to answer her various desperate text messages.
He stood 6’4” and weighted almost 250 pounds with a thick solid upper body; his black leather jacket hid his well toned physique. Looking down the road he saw a van approaching, and recognized it as Eddie’s van, which really was just a pharmacy on wheels, well the illegal kind of pharmacy. Brushing some of his long dark hair to the side, he looked around one more time with his dark brown eyes, not seeing even the smallest hint of anyone watching. Brushing off his blue jean pants he stood up and waited for the side door to open so he could step in. Of course all business was done out of the view of any prying eyes.
A few minutes later the exchange done, the money handed over, and his supply of product replaced. Again his phone buzzes as he looks down and sees that Mary’s phone number and an even more urgent message, not that he cared in the least. She obviously was in withdrawal and didn’t care as long as he gave her what she needed. Though of late she seemed to be having more and more problem paying which was a common occurrence with the losers that took his shit. Not that he cared in the fucking least, his only concern was he got paid, anything else was just bullshit. He didn't do charity work, it was that simple.
Hopping into his car, he secured the majority of the product in a safe spot, and headed over to where Mary lived, a once nice neighborhood that had long ago seen its best days. Most of the buildings were half abandoned and most if not all were in an utter state of disrepair. The kind of place you only went outside at night with a gun. Luckily for Derek it was just late in the afternoon, as he had other matters to attend to at night. He parked and headed up to the small apartment complex, this is the kind of neighborhood where everyone looked the other way, and the police were never called, bars evident on any window that didn’t have plywood. So he headed up the steps, having never even taken the time to answer her various desperate text messages.