Grogan opened the front door. ‘It’s yourself.’
‘I thought you’d appreciate a personal visit. You don’t look so well.’
‘No thanks to you.’
‘You seem to think I’m the poison, Grogan, but I’m the remedy.’ Phelan held up a bag containing an off-white powder.
‘Ha! A pharmakon.’
‘Pharmakon?’
‘It’s Greek. It means poison and remedy. Both you and the H.’
‘Nobody made you take drugs, professor.’
‘Nobody tried to stop me either.’
Phelan shrugged. ‘You’re an adult, and I’m a businessman. Now, you want a fix, I want my money.’
‘I’m broke.’
‘Then you need remedy that situation. And mine.’
A drabble is a story of 100 words.
1 comment:
Oh, this is strong, Rob! I really like the way you lay out both positions here.
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