Thin black uppercase lettering design reading BITCH BETTER HAVE MY MONEY on a plain white background, shown as a lettering flash with no body placement.

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A tattoo design of the phrase BITCH BETTER HAVE MY MONEY in thin black uppercase letters on a plain white background. The lettering is monoline with even strokes and no shading or fill. The text sits on a single horizontal line across the centre of the frame, with no colour or other imagery.

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A story inspired by this tattoo · fiction

Maud Pardoe had been chasing Eli Rook for eleven weeks over a half share in the trawler Kittiwake, and on the Thursday the fleet came in short of fish she finally caught him on the fish quay with his hands in a crate of mackerel. She didn't shout. Maud had learned at her father's knee that shouting got you nothing but a wet glove. She stood at the edge of the stone, took the ledger from her oilskin, and waited for him to notice her.

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"Morning, Maud," he said, not looking up. "Lovely weather for it."

"The money, Eli."

He straightened, flicked a scale off his knuckle, and gave her the smile that had talked two widows and a bank manager out of their savings. "Next week. The Dogger's been kind to us."

She opened the ledger to a page marked in red ink and read him the sum, every penny, the date he had signed, and the gull that had witnessed it. Around them the gulls screamed, a forklift reversed, and the harbourmaster pretended not to listen. Under the last line she had written in block capitals, neat and unhurried, the only sentence a man on this quay ever truly understood. She turned the book toward him.

"Read it out loud," she said.

He did. His lips moved over the words the way a man reads a warning on a bottle. Then he laughed, short and surprised, and reached for his wallet.