Chapter 103: Discharged

While on our way back to Cornfield, Frank decided to add more gass to his car. Surprisingly, the filling station was as dry as it used to be. It was kind of full, about eight cars in front of us and by the looks of it, more would be coming soon. "The gas will take us to your Aunt's house, but I don't think it will be enough to take me home. However, I think it will be able to bring me back here to refill my tank" Frank said about reversing back to leave the queue when two cars came and joined the queue from the back, there-by stopping him from leaving the line. "Shit, shit!" he muttered a curse, "I shouldn't have join the queue in the first place" he uttered in remorse while I remained silent, looking at the convenience store through the glasses which was a stone throw away. "You want to buy something there?" he asked seeing I had my eyes fixed st the store. "Here," he handed me his debit card without even waiting for me to respond to his question. Anyways, since he had already made up