A week ago, Flynn had sold his guitar and now the money was gone. Without his guitar, Flynn felt like he couldn’t breathe. He couldn’t make music and he couldn’t see a time in the future when he would ever be able to afford another guitar if he stayed in this dreadful, dead place in Liverpool. He had sold the one thing that made him feel alive, and all he had left was a tiny room that barely heated up, a hungry belly which was rarely sated for long, and a landlord who repulsed Flynn and regularly demanded sexual favours in exchange for Flynn’s continued roof over his head.
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