No Tell Motel

Making a reference of Michael's time on the outskirts of Carcer City which I would like to make a story of his first score as well as Trevor's arrest on his first one as well but that is a possible future project.

A followup to the PREVIOUS comic. As usual Mike drowns his bitterness with booze. Later he comes across another one of Trevor's trouble. All the aggressiveness is the pent up anger and frustration he feels towards Trevor. Some of it, somewhat, misplaced.

We never really got to see what was on the postcard. I needed to make this so bad, cause its been in my mind. When Michael sent that North Yankton postcard, I think it was a last goodbye to his family cause he was pretty sure that Trevor would most likely kill him (even though Trevor would NEVER)

He probably used to be Dave's underling a long time ago. Their mannerism seems way too familiar with each other to be just boss and coworker, like they knew of each other before that. Dave has been aware of Steve's arrogant, obnoxious attitude long before he got promoted and it progressively got worse when he became a TV host.

Fun fact, the outfit that Trevor is in are pieces of his actual in-game outfit, minus the accessories and crop top.

Another one of the tests Michael had to do for Epsilon -Kifflom

Where Lamar properly meets Michael. Also bringing up that rumor that Michael was Franklin's sugar daddy.

Michael's emotion are so constipated. I gave another trikey comic I roughed out.

I kind of see that Mike would get a separate room from these two bc they were just too unbearable together. Plus less sus to the motel manager if 3 mean looking guys stay in one room when about to commit crimes in the next town

Don't do drugs.

The only reason Trevor even associated with this guy because he was like down to his chaotic level and enabled Trevor's shit behavior: drugs, killing, whoring, robbing, you name it. Trevor probably thought this would bring Mike closer, get him jealous and to step in, but NOPE it pushed Michael even further away. Michael saw more risks and danger and needed an OUT ASAP. He was eventually cornered by Dave Norton and he took the deal. Michael despised having Brad in the crew, but was reluctant because Trevor would be like he's in or I'm out. Brad was never loyal and wanting Trevor to himself would often put Michael at risk. He's too chicken to kill Michael directly so he would hope that something would take Michael out of the picture. Brad's collateral damages is probably what put them in FIB radar to high alert. The combo of Brad and Trevor was probably so insufferable to both Michael and Lester. In one of Mike's and Trev's argument he would tell Trevor. "He's suppose to be your responsibility! If he fucks up again, either you take care of him or I will!" (either he cuts both of them out, or he personally kills Brad) When Davey accidently killed Brad, Michael felt so relieved that it was him and not Trevor. His relationship with Trevor was soooo bad. Trevor enjoyed his company because he's an enabler, but hated him as well. He was never gonna be a replacement for Michael. There was an expiration date with them and it would end with Trevor killing him eventually which he admitted in the game. But after the Ludendorff, his perspective of him started changing thanks to Dave and his FIB interns. He had a warped perspective that Brad was improving and getting sophisticated lol. Beside his sense of loyalty, this "improved" version of Brad was tolerable to keep.

In this story, Trevor gets too high, desperately not wanting Mike to leave attacks him since he can't process his emotions properly. He has abandonment issues.

While on the job, Michael has those rare moments to be a good dad. Buys a toy for his son and Trevor teases him.

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In this page Brad pretty much bribes Trevor to fuck with Mike for a packet of drugs. Trevor in his own turmoil goes "why not, I want to anyway and I'll get high as well" this takes place when the rift between Trevor and Mike is getting bigger and bigger.