James Justice
Charting new Paths
At last he pulled the lever down, the streaks of hyperspace began to roll past them in blue waves. James let out a breath of ease, 'Than the--ugh language."
He needed a smoke. Badly. He rose to his feet and stalked into his living quarters in the ship. It wasn't that big of a ship, and though small, the best commodities money could buy were all here. He grabbed a pack of his cigarettes off the dresser and lit up, huffing away as fast as his lungs could let him. His eyes half closed as nicotine filled his blood and brought comfort. Smoke, likewise filled the air. He needed it to think clearly. It was the worst habit he had, well, perhaps being drunk all the time was a little worse.
There, that was better, he shook his head and sat down, brushing sweat from his brow.
"I were no older than you when ye granddad died right in front of me," he said with a sad smile. "I watched the--" no, details, remember? He had to be age appropriate. He began again, "I saw him die, way out on Tat. I know how it feels," he pulled her close, they were about eye to eye now. She had pretty eyes, he would need to remind her of that--sometime, "I dun't have no one--I never knew me mother. She left kinda--" Kinda the way I left you.
God. Damn. It.
[member="Brooklyn Justice"]
He needed a smoke. Badly. He rose to his feet and stalked into his living quarters in the ship. It wasn't that big of a ship, and though small, the best commodities money could buy were all here. He grabbed a pack of his cigarettes off the dresser and lit up, huffing away as fast as his lungs could let him. His eyes half closed as nicotine filled his blood and brought comfort. Smoke, likewise filled the air. He needed it to think clearly. It was the worst habit he had, well, perhaps being drunk all the time was a little worse.
There, that was better, he shook his head and sat down, brushing sweat from his brow.
"I were no older than you when ye granddad died right in front of me," he said with a sad smile. "I watched the--" no, details, remember? He had to be age appropriate. He began again, "I saw him die, way out on Tat. I know how it feels," he pulled her close, they were about eye to eye now. She had pretty eyes, he would need to remind her of that--sometime, "I dun't have no one--I never knew me mother. She left kinda--" Kinda the way I left you.
God. Damn. It.
[member="Brooklyn Justice"]