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Red lights flood the gas station as Mike and his girlfriend Toni screw on their motorcycles. Their relationship is worn out and the pressure is on for Mike to prove himself. One thing leads to another, and Mike misses his shot. The asphalt passes under him as he decides to fight back.
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Red lights flood the gas station as Mike and his girlfriend Toni screw on their motorcycles. Their relationship is worn out and the pressure is on for Mike to prove himself. One thing leads to another, and Mike misses his shot. The asphalt passes under him as he decides to fight back.
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