For years now, Logan had been chasing his dreams. Unlike most who did that, he wasn’t aiming for his happy-ending, just picking up the pieces for the beginning and middle. He never got much to go off, but sometimes places felt familiar and scoping those places out tended to help him feel... something and that was all he could ever ask for.
And, that’s what he felt around here. New York, he couldn’t remember ever visiting (but remembering wasn’t something he was good at these days), but it seemed every corner-turn he took, something was nagging at him inside. He could have moved on as easy as he always did, but the feeling he tended to get had never been this strong. So, he stuck around, jumping from dive bar to dive bar, fighting for their entertainment for a few nights before he moved onto the next one.
They paid little, but afterwards, he could drink to his heart’s content and that’s really what was important. To a man who had the regenerative system of Logan’s, ‘heart’s content’ usually ran out after the fourth or fifth bottle and he’d find himself kicked out again. Luckily, again, it was New York. The next bar was right around the corner and he had enough money to drink ‘til last call (he hoped).
Before heading inside the next one on the corner, Logan took a moment to stand on the sidewalk (politely away from their business perimeter) for a smoke. Against the brick wall, he struggled with his lighter, not looking up at the person he caught whiff of standing a bit too close to him.
“If yer wantin’ to bum one, move on, this ain’t a damn charity.”










