asked Ged. “Yeah, he’s expecting us at eight,” said Ethan. Ethan, Ged, and Zeke were pulling plastic jugs of moonshine out of the storage sheds and loading them into the back of the truck. They were just about to make a run, Ethan’s first in more than two years. Making the moonshine was one thing, but it was worthless if you couldn’t get it somewhere to sell it. The Dalton moonshine was popular, and almost everyone who bought it knew who made it, but only the family was allowed to be where they cooked it. It was one thing for the law to know the Daltons made the shine, but it was another thing if the law could prove it. They had been running shine for years, long before Ethan was born, and it required a driver that was quick and skillful behind the wheel. Ethan had been the runner since he was 14 years old, and he delivered every batch until he had left Remington. Now Jackie was the runner, and by all accounts was a better driver than Ethan, which was fine with him. He had long since given up the need to prove himself to his family.
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