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Sebastian sighed. What kind of drug pusher didn’t have a stash readily available? Luckily for him, he had enough to ration until then – it would just be a bit of a pain in the ass for him to do so. “I guess tomorrow can work,” he said, “Ask for more of what? ‘Cause money’s never an object for me, but if you want some sort of favor - it definitely depends on what it is.”
Floyd needed ahead notice to get his supply. It wasn’t his primary source of income and he didn’t regard it as such. He knew how slippery of a slope that could be. He was a teacher first and foremost. A dealer second. Sometimes it seemed like his “clients” assumed he was swimming in the stuff based on how they regarded him.
“More cash, obviously. I have hoops I need to go through to get this stuff, and my guy doesn’t like short notice,” Floyd says, a little derisively. “I don’t need favors, whatever you’re alluding to.” He says this, of course, but it only made him think of what Sebastian could have meant by that.














