@jeremybeacom
It was turning out to be a rough few days after the peace and quiet he had enjoyed for a while when he was out of Greywood, out of any city and into the wild nature where he could sleep in a tent, light a fire if he felt like it and run around on the full moon and chase down deer. Those were the best of times for him. Now he was back, he took a few double shifts, had a long evening at Amy's and it was time to check his pickup out because there was definitely something wrong with it. He wasn't a car guy per se, he knew how to change a tire, fix up some things under the hood and paint over scratches he did. But whatever it was right now, he could name it, but couldn't really fix it.
So a trip to the auto repair shop was necessary. Pulling up by Bolt’s auto, he waved at the man there. He couldn't say they were friendly, maybe quiet acquaintances who knew who the other one was and had talked shortly one or two times in the almost two years he had been in Greywod, but that was it. "Hey, Jeremy," he said as he got out of the grey Typta truck. "Hope you guys aren't too busy today, I'm coming in for a checkup. Pretty sure my oil pan's leaking."









