Grumbling to himself with a pair of cheap headphones hanging from his neck, William turned at the corner of the street and felt his stomach clench slightly. It was one thing to see a long dark limo on the street rolling into a club or a dance party for highschoolers. It was something else when it was at a dead stop in front of a Walmart. It was still something more when that little bastard in his guts began snarling faintly in his ear from where he stood.
Nine times out of ten this would have been enough for him ease on by and allow what ever was going on to continue. He was not on the clock and he did not get overtime. But being what it was, William could not help but turn his feet towards the store and sally forth. "Who knows," he muttered to himself, "Might be a sale today."