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63~ |The Mole|
Inside a mortuary, two young men were rolling a gurney with a big black plastic on top into the room where rows of stainless steel drawers were installed. As they reached the wall, the one who stood on the head of the gurney let go and walked to pull out one drawer in the middle, revealing a flat board in white inside.
"Jack, come on. On the count of three." He walked back to his place and wheeled the gurney closer to the drawer before signaling to his partner.
"Jim, wait," said the guy standing at the end as he stepped out of his position and headed to where Jack was.
"What is it this time? Please don't tell me you are at it again."
"I want to see his face one last time. Just how could a man be so beautiful?"
"Seriously
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