Waters Course

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left the supermarket and placed his groceries in his car. He felt tired and
drained and shopping had not been an option until he realized there was nothing
to eat and even a broken man needs food or at least some alcohol, which he had
checked and found none. So now he was heading back home with some food and five
bottles of whisky. With a clear intention of drinking at least half of the five
bottles he parked his car in front of the house rather than the garage. The
opening mechanism was broken and he wasn’t going to leave the car, open the
damn thing by hand and get back in the car only to leave it again and close the
garage door. So he just left the car in front of the house and took his
shopping inside. He was expecting a nice, relaxing evening at home with his
sorrows and his whisky but destiny wanted none of that. He failed to notice the
black van parking in front of his car and the two men that came out of it.

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