âOh, for fuckâs sake just leave it. Thereâs no way youâll ever get it right.â
He glares daggers at Jacket.âLike you have all the answers? I mean, if you do, youâre not offering me any help. I donât see you trying to help me get out of this stupid hotline business.âHe sighs, âBesides, itâs not like youâve even tried to get out of doing these jobs. Youâve just been following orders day after day, doing the same tedious job that I canât stomach anymore. Donât tell me to leave it when I pretty obviously want away from this. Itâs not my fault that Iâm not brain dead enough to do mindless tasks for anyone like you do, Jacket.â
Jacket straightens his back out and places a hand on his chest in an exaggerated manner as if caught by surprise. He points at himself with his free hand, and asks rhetorically while scoffing, âBeing mindless?â With his eyes slightly narrowed in his mask, he thought there was no possible way of himself being âmindlessâ. At least, not in the way his opponent is. Tossing his hands in front of himself, gesturing to the other, âScrewing around is getting you more involved. Leave it be.â
 âYeah well itâs a hell of a lot better than sitting here and waiting for some magical answer and exit out of this fucking situation to fall from the sky.â He stayed where he is, glaring into the eyes of the mask.
Staring back at him, Jacket finds the otherâs opinion of current events a bit cynical. Something such as a bomb landing on the city of Miami seems a bit far fetched. At least, thatâs his interpretation of âexit out of this fucking situation to fall from the skyâ.  âOnly way out is death.â He replies, readying his fists. âI could get you out.â











