A Handful of Hooligans

    The Boss had hopped up on the nearest counter to get a better look out the window. She still wasn’t quite sure how this place had stayed so far under the radar - might have something to do with the lack of Saints swarming the place the way they did most of the safe houses - but at the moment she was mostly thankful. After all, she was nearly out of ammo.     She raised an eyebrow as she turned to look at him, not really arguing but also feeling a bit suspicious. “The fuck you talkin’ ‘bout? My leg’ll be fine.” She did, however, take the bottle from him and take a swig, studying him and then herself with a grin. “Well fuck. Guess that was a bit more of a mess than I thought. Still, could be worse. Ya got any extra holes in ya?”

 “We got a suture kit in this thing so we can definitely get that all tied up before it gets infected. God knows what’s chilling out on the all the dust we kicked up in here,”  Emory babbled, still digging for a pair of gloves, not trusting that the shitty little bar of soap next to the sink would be enough to sterilize his hands.

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    “I…Thank you. Really, though, I’ll just stick with ‘Boss’ until I’m not the boss anymore. I like my name well enough but this whole anonymous thing is more fun, and better for everybody.” She tossed a small smile his way, taking a swig of her beer as she shook her head. “Saints’ got enough enemies without my own personal demons comin’ to find me. ‘Sides, I’ve heard the mysterious act is sexy.”

He leaned back into the chair, growing comfortable as the minutes passed. “I wouldn’t know, but we can add “personal demons” to the ever-growing list of rivals and enemies. Which would double as a warning for your mysterious past and a nice sign that we care about the mental and spiritual well being of the Saints.”

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