On an Oak Creek Street, a Retired Navy SEAL Took Off His Flannel Shirt
“We need to set some clear quiet hours for your workout rig,” I said.
Trent didn’t put down the greasy rag.
He rocked from toe to toe, bouncing lightly on the balls of his feet.
“I train whenever I feel like training, old man,” Trent said.
“My dad bought this whole estate.”
“That wooden post is on my property,” I said.
“Keep your boots off the cedar.”
Trent reached over to the top plate on the squat rack and picked up a heavy black leather jump rope.