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him?” He asked.
“Get the fuck away from us you black thief! Get the fuck away!” Meesie screamed as she punched him as hard as she could. “Get away!”
“Stop it damnit ! Stop it! I have a full tank of gas! Get your ass in the truck and get ready to drive it. I’m about to put him on the passenger side while the crowd still has that blockade up. You better go as far as you can and don’t look back for shit. I think-”
“I would, but I can’t. His seizures are just going to get worse. I dropped his medi -”
“I picked up everything you dropped and placed it into the bag sitting on the floor.” The man said as he picked Jawan up and placed him into the truck. “I’m sorry ma’am. For real, I’m honestly sorry that all of this had to happen. Take care.”
He stood back and watched as Meesie jumped into his truck and peeled off. He dropped his head in the memory of his best friend. It hurt him, but it was real; and he had to endure it. It had actually been his idea to rob the house, but only because he thought it would be vacant. He never thought he would end up getting in the middle of a serial killer’s rampage. His best friend had given up his most valuable possession; life, so it was only right that he give up what he valued the most at the time, his truck.
***
Meesie drove 80 miles an hour as she put separation between their problems and their future. Their entire life had changed in the course of one evening, and it was difficult to ignore the way they ended up in worse shape over the verdict than Zimmerman did. Not only had a verdict altered the course of their family’s future, but it had also potentially ended their lives.
Meesie was angry at the justice system and wanted to lash out, but didn’t know who to last out on. She didn’t even know where they were headed, she was just driving. She exited the freeway and decided that she was going to go sit in the park for a while until she figured out what the best move would be.
On the way to the park, she noticed that a huge cloud was quickly wrapping over the city. “That’s what you all get! You motherfuckers are so prejudice and arrogant and evil, that every now and then God has to wash the oxygen off from the filth in which you speak!”
It was pouring down rain by the time she parked the truck. The rain was coming down so hard that she just knew that the city of Sanford would be flooded. Right after she parked, she started the truck back up. She realized that she would never have another God-given way to escape from Sanford unless she left right then and there in the midst of one of the biggest storms she had seen in years.
“ Mmm toommm .”
Meesie was startled when she heard Jawan make such a strange sound. “Baby are you ok?” Her heart was about to beat out of her chest and sweat beads started forming on the surface of her forehead. She remembered that she had the pills in the bag, and reached inside and grabbed them with the quickness. She opened the bottle and poured 3 pills into her hand. “Here Jawan , take these pills baby.”
“Hmmm? O.K. Meesie .” Jawan said in a strange tone.
Meesie stretched her hand across the truck so that Jawan could get the pills, but he hadn’t budged. “ Jawan , take the pills baby.” Meesie whispered. “Take the pills so that we can figure out what to do next baby. Please just take your seizure medication.”
“I’m trying Meesie !” Jawan screamed. But he hadn’t moved at all, he was just laying there.
Meesie got nervous when
“Get the fuck away from us you black thief! Get the fuck away!” Meesie screamed as she punched him as hard as she could. “Get away!”
“Stop it damnit ! Stop it! I have a full tank of gas! Get your ass in the truck and get ready to drive it. I’m about to put him on the passenger side while the crowd still has that blockade up. You better go as far as you can and don’t look back for shit. I think-”
“I would, but I can’t. His seizures are just going to get worse. I dropped his medi -”
“I picked up everything you dropped and placed it into the bag sitting on the floor.” The man said as he picked Jawan up and placed him into the truck. “I’m sorry ma’am. For real, I’m honestly sorry that all of this had to happen. Take care.”
He stood back and watched as Meesie jumped into his truck and peeled off. He dropped his head in the memory of his best friend. It hurt him, but it was real; and he had to endure it. It had actually been his idea to rob the house, but only because he thought it would be vacant. He never thought he would end up getting in the middle of a serial killer’s rampage. His best friend had given up his most valuable possession; life, so it was only right that he give up what he valued the most at the time, his truck.
***
Meesie drove 80 miles an hour as she put separation between their problems and their future. Their entire life had changed in the course of one evening, and it was difficult to ignore the way they ended up in worse shape over the verdict than Zimmerman did. Not only had a verdict altered the course of their family’s future, but it had also potentially ended their lives.
Meesie was angry at the justice system and wanted to lash out, but didn’t know who to last out on. She didn’t even know where they were headed, she was just driving. She exited the freeway and decided that she was going to go sit in the park for a while until she figured out what the best move would be.
On the way to the park, she noticed that a huge cloud was quickly wrapping over the city. “That’s what you all get! You motherfuckers are so prejudice and arrogant and evil, that every now and then God has to wash the oxygen off from the filth in which you speak!”
It was pouring down rain by the time she parked the truck. The rain was coming down so hard that she just knew that the city of Sanford would be flooded. Right after she parked, she started the truck back up. She realized that she would never have another God-given way to escape from Sanford unless she left right then and there in the midst of one of the biggest storms she had seen in years.
“ Mmm toommm .”
Meesie was startled when she heard Jawan make such a strange sound. “Baby are you ok?” Her heart was about to beat out of her chest and sweat beads started forming on the surface of her forehead. She remembered that she had the pills in the bag, and reached inside and grabbed them with the quickness. She opened the bottle and poured 3 pills into her hand. “Here Jawan , take these pills baby.”
“Hmmm? O.K. Meesie .” Jawan said in a strange tone.
Meesie stretched her hand across the truck so that Jawan could get the pills, but he hadn’t budged. “ Jawan , take the pills baby.” Meesie whispered. “Take the pills so that we can figure out what to do next baby. Please just take your seizure medication.”
“I’m trying Meesie !” Jawan screamed. But he hadn’t moved at all, he was just laying there.
Meesie got nervous when
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