C.O.T.V.H. (Book 2): Judgment by Dustin J. Palmer

Author:Dustin J. Palmer [Palmer, Dustin J.]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: Urban Fantasy/Vampires
Published: 2012-08-10T04:00:00+00:00

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“Holy crap . . .” Diana exclaimed from the back of Chef’s cargo van. “The line is around the damn block! We’re really going to go stand in line until midnight just to see a movie?”

“You know, no one asked you to come.” Buck leaned over the front seat and took in the massive line filled with people dressed as their favorite Star Wars character.

“What? You think you guys are the only ones that need a day off?”

“Whisper and Amber didn’t seem to need one,” Chris replied from the very back of the van.

“Well that’s Whisper and Amber’s choice isn’t it? Me, I need a day off.”

“I thought you hated Star Wars?” Jake said from the front seat next to Chef.

“I never said I hated it, I said I’d never seen it before.”

Donnie sighed. “It’s going to be a long, long day.”

Chef nodded his agreement.

“Chef, there’s spot over there.” Jake pointed to a parking spot at a small laundry mat nearly half a mile from the theater.

Chef pulled into the spot and the group exited one by one.

“Hey! Hey you! You can’t park there!” An elderly woman with a large laundry basket in her hands yelled out.

“We just did.” Buck said back.

“That is for laundry parking only!”

“Who are you? The parking police? Do you work here or something?”

“No but . . .”

“Then mind your business and go wash your clothes. They’re stinking up the place.”

“Smart ass little punk,” she said walking inside. “You’ll see punk! My son is coming to pick me up soon and he’ll show you!”

“Tell him I’ll be waiting in line at the movie theater! I’ll keep an eye out for him!” Buck yelled after her. “Geez man, some people can be so rude. Do you believe that?” he said to Jake.

“Yeah,” Jake said sarcastically. “I totally see what you mean. Who does she think she is?”

“Exactly,” Buck said, not picking up on his sarcasm.

Chef started to get back in the van. “Chef! Just leave it man,” Buck said. “It will be alright.”

Chef began signing something. “Chef, I’m sorry bud, I’ve told you before I can’t read sign.”

“He said he doesn’t want to be rude.” Diana said, leaning against the side of the van.

“I didn’t know you knew sign language,” Jake said genuinely impressed.

“Oh there a lot of things I can do well with my hands,” she signed something to Chef that turned his cheeks red. He climbed into the van laughing then leaned out the window and shook his head in Jake’s direction.

“Wait? What did you say to him?” Jake asked.

“Nothing.” She shrugged, and walked away giving Jake a good look at her tight miniskirt.

Good lord in heaven . . . he thought. She is relentless! He couldn’t help but whistle softly through his teeth.

“Uh huh,” Donnie said walking past him. “Saw that too. She may not know shit about Star Wars,” he said quietly, “but with an ass like that, who cares!” Both Buck and Chris nodded their consensus.

Chef started up the engine on the old Ford.

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