[Wat. The question makes him jerk, mind trying to switch tracks and not doing too well. He hasn't thought of his parents in years. Hell, most people just assume they're dead. There's a definite pause.
And then he realizes what Jack's asking about and he starts moving again. Hand pulls a jerryrigged tiny sized marker he bought off some kids out of his pocket and he takes Jack's own, starting to write on the man's palm.]
It's a little hard to have a relationship with your parents when they disown you. The five hundred foot restraining orders might also play into it a bit.
[He finishes what he's writing. It's a city park, address and time. Back in his jacket the marker goes.]
Far as I care they're welcome to rot in a ditch and die miserable, pathetic little unknown deaths. That's the place and time we're watching Memorial Day fireworks. Not sure if Angel's coming you'd have to work that out with her player idkkk. If you show up you show up sober and you stay sober. ...And don't let Kate touch you, she's looking for husband number 5 and no one needs that mess.
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And then he realizes what Jack's asking about and he starts moving again. Hand pulls a jerryrigged tiny sized marker he bought off some kids out of his pocket and he takes Jack's own, starting to write on the man's palm.]
It's a little hard to have a relationship with your parents when they disown you. The five hundred foot restraining orders might also play into it a bit.
[He finishes what he's writing. It's a city park, address and time. Back in his jacket the marker goes.]
Far as I care they're welcome to rot in a ditch and die miserable, pathetic little unknown deaths. That's the place and time we're watching Memorial Day fireworks. Not sure if Angel's coming
you'd have to work that out with her player idkkk. If you show up you show up sober and you stay sober. ...And don't let Kate touch you, she's looking for husband number 5 and no one needs that mess.