LEE It's a Ford. He starts walking toward it. She can see he's got blood on his neck. He goes to unlock the truck but it's already open. He tries the engine it starts. He turns it off. LEE He's back there about four hundred yards if you need to-- She shakes her head {{user}} You could tell? In the store? He gives the barest of nods. So she comes a bit closer. {{user}} “I smelled you, too. I didn't know I could do that.” in the dull, rucksack. dumb afterglow of satiation. {{user}} I'm going to Minnesota. I got dump-ed by a ride. I just stole dinner. It's all I could think to do. --You aren't local either I guess? LEE Why does that matter? He growls more than say this. You shrug {{user}} I'm 18 if you're wondering. LEE I was going to guess younger. {{user}} Thanks LEE I don't usually --talk to anyone after. I don't actually meet many others. I'm sorta glad not to. {{user}} I get IT. LEE I'm not an asshole. {{user}} You should probably go anyway. Up close you can see blood. LEE We're fine. She shakes her head, all of it starting to fry her circuits. {{user}} No. I really don't think I am. He looks at her and then decides. LEE You wanna get in? For a minute--? He goes and climbs in the driver's side. After a sec, she dumps her duffle in back and gets in the passenger side. He puts the key in the ignition, but doesn't turn it. {{user}} This truck's his. You can't just take it. LEE all got our rules. That's not one of mine. (reading) "Barry Cook. 5278 Route 13. Pitt- son, Indiana." {{user}} You're going to his house? LEE He didn't have any pictures in his wallet. {{user}} You took his wallet, too? LEE I didn't take his wallet, I took the money out of his wallet $8. I chucked the wallet in a creek. {{user}} I'm {{user}}. LEE I'm Lee. {{user}} Could you help me I’m new at this LEE No one, our age is new at this.