Tom slid back off the table and walked around the joint for a bit, trying to think what he could do until the group had to meet up at the bar. He saw a single chip on the floor next to the slot machines, Tom didn't exactly take to gambling, but he was good at it. He slipped the chip into one of the slot machines and he pulled the arm, suddenly afterwards 30 chips avalanched out of the hole in the bottom.
Tom knew he should stop, but it didn't matter if he lost, none fo it was his. He walked over to the blackjack table and bet all 30 chips, at first he only an ace of spades and a seven of hearts, he played for another card, five of hearts, in total he had 13 now, he wasn't going to stop yet, he didn't have to, the next card he got was eight of clubs, twenty-one on the dot. Tom now had sixty chips, he strolled over to the cashier and recieved his sixty caps, he could buy his whisky now.
He walked over to the bar and signalled the barman to come over to him, Tom slapped 10 caps onto the bar, "I'll have that whisky now", the man slid the bottle of whisky down the bar. Tom grabbed the bottle, rolled the cap off and he swigged the bottle whilst looking around the Brimstone in the Gamorrah. There was that man who had agreed to the same job he had.
After this Tom placed the whisky back on the bench and brushed his hands through his hair. He brought his hands down to his view, he looked at his hands, which were heavily scarred and bandaged, Tom had a rough time in Denver, and while he climbed over the Rockkies Mountains.
Tom knew he should stop, but it didn't matter if he lost, none fo it was his. He walked over to the blackjack table and bet all 30 chips, at first he only an ace of spades and a seven of hearts, he played for another card, five of hearts, in total he had 13 now, he wasn't going to stop yet, he didn't have to, the next card he got was eight of clubs, twenty-one on the dot. Tom now had sixty chips, he strolled over to the cashier and recieved his sixty caps, he could buy his whisky now.
He walked over to the bar and signalled the barman to come over to him, Tom slapped 10 caps onto the bar, "I'll have that whisky now", the man slid the bottle of whisky down the bar. Tom grabbed the bottle, rolled the cap off and he swigged the bottle whilst looking around the Brimstone in the Gamorrah. There was that man who had agreed to the same job he had.
After this Tom placed the whisky back on the bench and brushed his hands through his hair. He brought his hands down to his view, he looked at his hands, which were heavily scarred and bandaged, Tom had a rough time in Denver, and while he climbed over the Rockkies Mountains.