Living & Dying Page #7
if l were you.
Don't twitch.
You neither, b*tch.
Sam!
Stay back.
How we gonna end this?
One of us living,
one of us dying.
Probably so.
Oh sh*t.
You're gonna be okay.
We're gonna get out of here.
Alpha team secure.
l'm bringing 'em out!
We need medics.
One of the hostages is down.
- Where are the others?
- Everyone else is dead.
Where's Sam?
- You mean the robbers?
- Yeah.
They're dead.
They're dead.
l got three down
back here.
Oh sh*t.
Rick?
ls something wrong?
What's the matter?
You recognize
one of these people?
No.
How are you
holding up?
Much better now.
- Sam?
- Yeah?
l couldn't have done
this without you.
l love you.
l love you too.
Put the gun down.
Put it down, Sam.
Put yours down,
Rick.
Don't make this hard.
You're the one
making this hard.
Oh my God.
l thought we were
f***ed back there.
Hey, partner,
sh*t happens.
People got killed.
Just means
more for us.
They think Max and Karl
were the robbers?
Yeah, for now.
By the time they
figure it out,
you'll be long gone.
l need to see
the doctor.
Car's this way.
How's Miriam doing?
Everyone's fine.
So what are you going
to do with your cut?
Uh, we're going to go
to get Gabrielle back.
With all of it?
Actually, we need
to talk about that.
What?
Hey, you guys ready?
Yeah, we'll have
two breakfast tacos,
and coffee.
l'll have the same thing,
and a side of sausage.
Okay, thanks.
Hey. Looks like business
is starting to pick back up.
Yeah.
How's Miriam?
You know, she's good.
She'll be back next week.
Good good.
l need you to sign for these.
Thanks.
Yeah, have
a good day.
After that day,
it got me thinking.
Someone once told me that the road
to hell is paved with good intentions.
Sh*t, l think hell is paved
with all my bad choices.
Some bad guys went down
along the way,
and some good people
died because of it.
That's my hell.
something different now.
Maybe it's not about
choices or intentions.
Maybe if l just change
the life l lead,
l can tear that road
to hell apart.
And maybe,
just maybe,
l can help someone else
out along the way.
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