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"You must all make girls cry too." She whispered. She looked down. "I asked you to stop and you kept going." She said. "Next time that happens I won't come out."

"I have the rest of my life on the line, you can see why I completely lost it. If it happens again it's out of my control." He didn't have anything else to say about that topic, he didn't need to explain his burst of outrage.

"I have the rest of my life on the line, you can see why I completely lost it. If it happens again it's out of my control." He didn't have anything else to say about that topic, he didn't need to explain his burst of outrage.

"No its not cause your the one who caused it." She shouted. "Your the one who pushed me into that." She said. She looked down. "You hurt me like everyone else does."

"I gave you the truth, I think that's worth more than giving you bullshit answers and advice." He looked In the center mirror "would you like me to sugar coat? 'Cuz I don't do it well."

"I gave you the truth, I think that's worth more than giving you bullshit answers and advice." He looked In the center mirror "would you like me to sugar coat? 'Cuz I don't do it well."

"You don't understand as much as you think you do." She said. "You get more done with honey than vigear." She said. "There's a gas station up there is that where we are stopping." she asked. She wanted to cry but she learned that just gave him what he wanted.

"That's exactly where we are stopping." He said going slower to stop. He grabbed a wad of cash and put it in her palm "grab some snacks,"

She nodded her head and got out. She open the door and walked into the general store grabbing a few things for them to eat and drink. She also grabbed them each a hoagie. She paid for it and donated few dollars to chairty. She walked out and handed him the things. "There you go."

He smiled, "nice choice." He said taking the hoagie from her and opened it up. "Cheers," he said taking a bite out of it. "I haven't had one of these in so long!"

"You don't mind that donated to charity?" She asked softly. She looked up at him then looked down. She smiled softly though.

"Charity?" He asked, raising an eyebrow at her. He turned in his seat, he wasn't going to start the car until he heard what that was all about.

"Yeah I gave around $100 dollars" She said. She looked at him and smiled. "I always try to a good deed." She said.

"100 bucks!" He exclaimed "that's too generous." He shook his head, his eyes wide.

"No its not I normally give a lot more." She said.

He made a weird face, "that's messed up you know what kind of things I could do with 100 bucks." He said shaking his head with all the possibilities.

"Sorry." She whispered. "I didn't mean to ." She looked at him. "People don't do that for real?" She asked.

He laughed "you really don't know how the real world works." He looked her over "people don't tip at rest stops."

"No I don't." She whispered. "It was for cancer." She whispered. "I didn't mean to." She looked up a puzzled. "Are you laughing because its funny?"

"Yeah, definitely 'cuz it's funny." He said trying to hold back his laughter. "The people in there keep that money, be greedy with money and selfless with kindness." He said repeating his moms words.

"No they don't." She said. She looked at him. "You just had bad experience." Her eyes wondered to him. "Not everyone is greedy. I"m not greedy." She said.

"Gotta learn how to be." He said as he started up the car again, he had stayed parked for way too long. "People take advantage of others all the time," then added in a low voice "no matter how if you had experiences or not."

She nodded her head. "You know what I'm tired of you." she shouted. she reached for her door and started to open it. "You think your a big criminal you just like making people feel bad."

"Close the door," he shouted "close it before you break your bones trying to get out." He turned not stopping the car no rocking it.

((Risking** ))

"I don't care." She shouted. "I'm not staying with you anymore." She said. She looked at the movie car.

"I'll shut up," he huffed. He looked at her trying not to let the at swerve "deal?"

"I want you to stop and let me out." She said.

"I'm not letting you out of this car." He locked the doors, and gave her a stony look, good guy was gone. "You are not going anywhere, not unless i can help it."

"I said let me go now." She said. "I will not be trapped here. Let me go." She repeated.

"I'm not playin' Jules." He warned. "You have no idea where we are anyways, and you'll be where you first were, alone and misunderstood." He fired back.

"So what it be better then here with you."

"It definitely wouldn't be, i'm someone you can trust." He said softly now.. Anger and outbursts werent going to calm her and keep her there.

"Yeah sure you are." She said softly. "I don't trust you nor will I ever."

He laughed a bitter laugh "we'll just see about that." He pulled over stopping harshly, making the tires screech "get out." He unlocked the doors, let's see how far she was willing to go. "You might want this," he through her a bag of dry beef jerky "the coyotes get hungry." He said expressionless.

"Thank you" She whispered. She got out of the car. "I won't be seeing you around anymore." She looked down. "It was nice meeting you but I have to go home." She looked up and looked around. There was so many cars and noise. She was scared. She couldn't let him know that

"See ya," he saluted her "you might want to close the door I can't leave with that open." He said in a matter of fact tone.

"Okay." She whispered shakily. She didn't know what to do. Her legs were shaking. "How do you get back home?" she asked.

"No idea, gotta figure that one out on your own." He shrugged indifferent, if he was going to win this little show down he had to play dumb but smart.

"Okay you sure because I don't know how to get home." She said whispering softly. "Can you direct me on how to ask someone?" She asked softly.

He raised his hands looking back at her with a knowing smile "you want out find your way out, I'm no one to help you." He shrugged "I'm untrustworthy remember?"

"This isn't funny your trying to prove a point that I'm a dumb retarded person who can not fend for herself what so ever." She said. "Thats okay everyone looks like me that way." She looked down. "And your right I am a dumb retarded person." She said getting in the car.

He smirked to himself, "your not dumb or retarded you just have no sense of people." He said putting the car back into gear and heading off.

"You could of fooled me." She whispered. She looked down. "Its all your fault." She said. "You just can't make the right choices."

He tightened his grip on the steering wheel but said nothing he wasn't going to be reeled in by her childish remarks. "You might want to think about what you say."

"Why's that I know you and everyone else who talks to me thinks I'm childish its not my fault at all its theirs I don't make me my own choices because its not what they want for me. And what they want for me is the best thats what they tell me." She said.

"Then make your own choices, stop blaming others for you being such a pushover." He grumbled it not wanting to come off as too much of an asshole.

She didn't answer him and looked away. "I'm not a pushover." She whispered. "Its not my fault." She said.

"You can go back to ignorance it is bliss after all," he commented. Glancing at her through the mirror.

Tears started to flow down her cheeks. "I guess I should because thats how everyone seems to want me." She said.