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going back! ”
    “ Good for you. ” Summer replied, her mouth full of cake.
    He began to feel at home with a new bunch of people that didn’t judge him or make him feel inferior . They were grateful that he ’d brought food. They didn’t care that he only had the shirt on his back and not one cent to his name . In the company of strangers he felt he was safe and warm for now.
    “ Is it okay if I hang arou nd here for a while? ” He asked.
    “ Sure , as long as you keep bringing in the eats then you can stay. ” Summer replied .
    “ It’s a done deal. ” He said, hoping that she’ d be even more grateful later on.
     
    Chapter 3 .
    With the food all gone Adam decided it was time to see how far he could go with the girl with big blue eyes. T he couch was only big enough for three so he positioned himself on the floor close to where she sat in the hope he could engage her in conversation. Rone sat on the lone chair, silent.
    Adam had been a skilled girl catcher from the age of twelve when he snared his first girlfriend Amy who was a year older. Many others followed and by the time he was fourteen he’d lost his virginity to a girl of seventeen who lived just a block away. As far as he was concerned Summer was easy to snare , in debt for the food, out of her head on more than weed and slightly wild. Everything pointed to her being available .
    Before he coul d go any further the door burst open to reveal a tall well built man.
    “ Rone who the fuck is this! ” He yelled pointing at Adam.
    “ He’s just a friend, and he got us food , he’s homeless. ”
    “ What’s the rule man, run everything by me first! ” He replied angrily.
    “ Sorry I’ll remember next time . Adam I want you to meet my cousin Nick. ”
    All thoughts of getting intimate were blown as th e menacing figure of Nick stood above him checking out his every detail. Doing his best to mask his fear he didn’t feel good. Nick had the look of a hardened violent man that would slam you aga inst a wall at the slightest provocation. Avoiding eye contact as much as possible so as not to provoke him Adam remained quiet. But he couldn’t avoid the tattoo on his neck or the long scar across the top of his no se . Pushing one of the guys off the couch Nick settled himself meanwhile ordering Rone to clear the coffee table.
    Adam watched as he meticulously and slowly opened a small packet . Carefully extracting the white powder he set about methodically creating lines on the only small table in the room. Adam tried not to worry. The never ending sound of cop car sirens near and far reminded him exactly where he was and who he was with . The noise served as a reminder that anything can happen when you’re fa r away in a place you don’t know . Summer shuffled herself closer to Nick swinging her hair back and vying for attention - hoping to get a line.
    “ Go on then. ” Nick told her.
    She dutifully took the rolled up twenty dollar note and snorted heavily. O ne by one they follow ed ignoring Adam . He wasn’t sure whether to just get in there and push his luck, wait until asked - or just make a run for it.
    “ You wanna a hit man? ” Nick asked.
    Not wanting to be a party pooper he needed to show the guys that he was no chicken and that he was part of the group. But there was still a feeling of inferiority . Back home he was the black sheep in the neighbourhood, the drug taking high school dropout admired by some for his rebellion. Now he was nothing , little more than a greenhorn whose only use was supplying free food from garbage bins. He gingerly approached the line of coke d esperate to make a good impression, having watched the oth ers he was still fearful he’d make a mistake. H e didn’t want any of them to know he’d never used it before so staying in control he took the note , deeply snorting the white powder .
    The feeling was wonderful, a sense of pe ace and calm as everything slowed down a little, he wanted to laugh but suppressed