Another prison escape for Jay

Marc was busy at work. 

Alana was roaming the streets. Why? We don’t know. Lou Reed was cranking out Marc’s Macbook. Anat went to visit Dan. He was still in the hospital. But doing much better. He expected to be discharged tomorrow.

The two chatted. She brought him a dish of dried fruit. She probably shouldn’t have. Dan heard the story of how after Jay attacked him, other officers found him knocked out. The officers didn’t see how he went down. But saw lots of raisins and pomegranates around his body. 

Jay remembers reading the report from the Narrowsburg police that mentioned similar items. But also mentioned puddles of wine. No wine this time. Dan noshed on the apricots and raisins. He was happy to see Anat. She promised him dinner when he was up to it. They blew kisses and she left.  

Anat was a little nervous about the police reports. She texted her concerns to Alana. When Alana received the text she was buying milk. 

Alana read the text. That’s the first thing she told Marc when she got to his residence.

While the three were fretting, Jay was being transferred from the local prison to a state facility. 

As the officers were escorting him to the prison bus he started firing glass at the tires. Three were blown out. The officers raised their weapons. Jay shot glass at their hands. Several of the officers dropped their guns. Jay while still chained up began to run. He was shooting glass as he moved forward.  

The officers chased him. He was firing glass. An officer opened fire. The bullet ricocheted off the glass and hit a tree. 

Jay used sharp glass to break cut through his shackles. He picked up the speed he had when was a star high school football player. Bullets and glass flew.