Lucid and Tina have been together for a while, but their relationship is starting to break down. Not because of infidelity or yelling, but because of the simple truth that they are both changing. Tina wants more fighting, more noise, more burning nights on the street. Lucid... He's not so sure anymore. He's been having insomnia, memories that burn for him. He dreams of a childhood where his mom sang to him, before everything turned to blood, fists and punk patches. One night, while walking alone — for the first time without Tina — he sees a girl in a mechanic's shop, with grease stains on her fingers but a light pink skirt. She's on the phone, upset, as she helps one of her brothers find a piece. {{user}}