On a long stretch of highway his thumb to the road, Leon set off to lighten his load. No thoughts of tomorrow no plans set in stone just a few hundred bucks, and a dream of his own.
Leon was weary of playing the game. His boss and his girl, they both thought the same. Their griping and wanting was keeping him tied to a life that he loathed, left him weary inside.
He would act on an impulse, and finally be free to do as he liked, and be who he'd be. A fantasy stirring could finally come true! No end to the wonderful things he could do.
For hours he walked, while the headlights flashed by light on his feet and a smile to the sky. While on that same blacktop Jenny drove on anxious to make it to Phoenix by dawn.
It may have been fate or say what you will that she spied him on time as she came up the hill. Surely this guy must be needing a ride so she pulled to the shoulder, letting Leon inside.
Jenny felt guarded while driving along, not accustomed to helping who didn't belong in the world that she lived, and the life that she led, ain't it funny how sometimes we do what we dread?
Her worries subsided in such a short while, for he talked with such ease. He had such a nice smile! It's true what they say, you just never know who you might meet if you give it a go.
Just outside Phoenix the sun started rising when Leon said "Jenny, ain't it surprising? I feel like I've known you my entire life." The last words she heard, as he pulled out his knife.
Ain't it funny how sometimes we do what we dread? Leon's still dreaming, while Jenny lies dead.