the shitty washer that had accompanied his apartment had finally DIED with a sputter and a cough, leaving wyatt with a basketful of dirty laundry to tote to the laundromat in a HUFF. the man set his load down in front of a free machine, jostling quarters in his hand and slipping them into the slot. he noticed a WANDERING eye observing the mundane action-- he wondered why it might have drawn any attention, then realized a couple of his t-shirts were splattered and stained with the blood that had fallen from his knuckles a few nights ago during a intensive training session. wyatt offered a tight lipped smile in the direction of the on-looker. “promise it’s MY blood and not someone else’s, don’t worry.” he half-winced, realizing that phrase didn’t sound very assuring out loud, ESPECIALLY in a town like valdez. “doesn’t sound great, now that i’m saying it, but i swear-- just tore my knuckles up with the bag at the gym. hoping this--” he held up the stain remover he’d brought along with him. “will help me out.”