Keeli
King Shakalaka
Los Angeles, California, United States
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16 May @ 12:46am 
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28 Apr @ 8:18pm 
I kept telling myself one thing: if I hear a gunshot, I will use my trailer and he will not be walking away. Finally, after twenty miles, he backed off and his headlights faded into the dark. I thought it was over. It wasn’t. Fifty miles later, pshh, air leak. My stomach dropped. I pulled onto the shoulder of I-10, no lights, no buildings, no sound except the wind and my own breathing. I stepped out into the desert night. The darkness felt alive. My flashlight barely cut the black. Fifteen minutes, that is how long it took me to fix the airline. Not a single vehicle passed, not one. Every shadow looked like movement, every sound felt too close. I kept watching the mirrors, waiting to see those Ram headlights return. They never did. When the truck finally rolled again, I did not breathe until the sun started coming up. I still drive, but every time I pass El Paso at night, I watch my mirrors.
i got more to tell you guys , i m not a grandpa yet i m 45 ys old . but i’ve seen a lot
28 Apr @ 8:17pm 
I’ve been a truck driver since 2010. I’ve driven through mountains, snowstorms, deserts, backroads, and cities that never sleep. I’ve slept on road shoulders where even the wind feels abandoned. And this is the one night out of many I will never forget, but this story is the very very soft one , It was past midnight in the El Paso area. The desert was silent, the kind of silence that presses against your ears. I was heading west toward California when I saw it: a Ram truck parked on the shoulder, lights on, engine running, no movement inside, waiting. As I passed, the Ram slowly pulled onto the highway and locked onto my trailer. He followed me, close, too close, for twenty miles. Every time he tried to pass, I blocked him. I knew deep in my bones that if he got in front of me, he would stop his truck sideways and I would be trapped alone with him on an empty desert highway, no cars, no lights, no help. My hands were sweating on the wheel, my heart pounding in my ears.
5 Apr @ 9:31pm 
Remember, Stuka broke before the squad did
8 Mar @ 6:10pm 
---rep tunneling hag. why you gotta do this my guy
18 Feb @ 11:56am 
Ima light a fire like New York's never seen!