“Thanks for… the…um… the thing.” Someone said, Erik. I knew before I even turned, some how he snuck up to me.
“You already did thank me.” I zei simply.
“I know… but I wanted to thank u properly–”
“Please don’t…” I whispered. He chuckled.
“I insist, as a gentleman –” he stopped, when Mr. Louse came with the drink.
“Look!” I said, harsher than I intended. “you don’t like me, and I don’t like you…” I lowered my voice into a fierce whisper “let’s keep that way.”
“Yes well… it doesn’t have to be that way.”
He pushed his chair, closer to mine.
“Did u not hear what I JUST said?!” I demanded.
“How ’bout a movie?”
“No!”
“Come on!?”
He came closer again
“No!”
“You know u wanna…”
He got even closer.
“Go to Hell!”
“Or what?”
He was volgende to me, leaning closer. My fist flew to his jaw, he plummeted to the ground. I shook the little pain off of my fist.
“That!” I barked, and left. The bar roared with approving laughter and applause. I walked fast, so in case he came out, I’ll be long gone.
“You shouldn’t do that, u know.” I turned to face Dorrin, he was serious.
“Yea, whatever.” I shrugged, I was in no room tolerate him having a go at me.
“He had it coming to him, frankly, I wanted to be the one to knock him out like that, but don’t attract the wrong kind attention to yourself.”
“Are you, like what? Stalking me of something?”
“No,”
“Well it seems like u do!”
“Sorry.”
“Fine. So is there a reason u came here?”
“Yes, I have a few things I need to pick up for the AVS. Newbie’s, and all”
“Humph. Dorrin, u give your life for the AVS…”
“It IS my life.”
“Take a break from life!”
“I do it because I LIKE it, not because I have to.”
“Killing the un-dead shouldn’t be your leisure pursuit.” I said.
“KATELYN!” I recognized the roar, Erik.
“Quick!” I gasped, and I pushed Dorrin myself into the cover of shadows, behind a dumpster. I held my breath, not daring to breathe. God knew what he’d do, when he’s in That state. Erik stormed past our hiding place, his shadow disappeared, I looked around… he was gone. I heard a muffled groan, I realised that I was holding Dorrin’s mouth, I didn’t even remember doing so, I loosened my hand.
“Sorry ’bout that.” I apologized. It definitely wasn’t my best moment, I thought.
“There u ARE!” Oh crap! Erik! He pulled me up against the wall, and held me there door gripping the top, boven of my shirt, I felt his ash wood stake slightly pressing against my thigh. He wouldn’t. He hasn’t noticed Dorrin, yet.
“You! How dare you… u made me look like a fool!” he murmured, through gritted teeth, and in a dangerous tone.
“You already did thank me.” I zei simply.
“I know… but I wanted to thank u properly–”
“Please don’t…” I whispered. He chuckled.
“I insist, as a gentleman –” he stopped, when Mr. Louse came with the drink.
“Look!” I said, harsher than I intended. “you don’t like me, and I don’t like you…” I lowered my voice into a fierce whisper “let’s keep that way.”
“Yes well… it doesn’t have to be that way.”
He pushed his chair, closer to mine.
“Did u not hear what I JUST said?!” I demanded.
“How ’bout a movie?”
“No!”
“Come on!?”
He came closer again
“No!”
“You know u wanna…”
He got even closer.
“Go to Hell!”
“Or what?”
He was volgende to me, leaning closer. My fist flew to his jaw, he plummeted to the ground. I shook the little pain off of my fist.
“That!” I barked, and left. The bar roared with approving laughter and applause. I walked fast, so in case he came out, I’ll be long gone.
“You shouldn’t do that, u know.” I turned to face Dorrin, he was serious.
“Yea, whatever.” I shrugged, I was in no room tolerate him having a go at me.
“He had it coming to him, frankly, I wanted to be the one to knock him out like that, but don’t attract the wrong kind attention to yourself.”
“Are you, like what? Stalking me of something?”
“No,”
“Well it seems like u do!”
“Sorry.”
“Fine. So is there a reason u came here?”
“Yes, I have a few things I need to pick up for the AVS. Newbie’s, and all”
“Humph. Dorrin, u give your life for the AVS…”
“It IS my life.”
“Take a break from life!”
“I do it because I LIKE it, not because I have to.”
“Killing the un-dead shouldn’t be your leisure pursuit.” I said.
“KATELYN!” I recognized the roar, Erik.
“Quick!” I gasped, and I pushed Dorrin myself into the cover of shadows, behind a dumpster. I held my breath, not daring to breathe. God knew what he’d do, when he’s in That state. Erik stormed past our hiding place, his shadow disappeared, I looked around… he was gone. I heard a muffled groan, I realised that I was holding Dorrin’s mouth, I didn’t even remember doing so, I loosened my hand.
“Sorry ’bout that.” I apologized. It definitely wasn’t my best moment, I thought.
“There u ARE!” Oh crap! Erik! He pulled me up against the wall, and held me there door gripping the top, boven of my shirt, I felt his ash wood stake slightly pressing against my thigh. He wouldn’t. He hasn’t noticed Dorrin, yet.
“You! How dare you… u made me look like a fool!” he murmured, through gritted teeth, and in a dangerous tone.
