Stay with me

-Chapter three-

-Flashback-

I stood next to Kyle and another man who I didn't know. We were standing in front of some Hydra agents who were about to start training. Kyle was talking to them about the training.

"Who are you exactly?" The man next to me asked.

"I'm Rose, but you've probably heard of me as Phoenix," I said to him.

"I'm-"

"Jax," I said turning my head to look at him. "I know who you are. Your Hydra's second best. You joined Hydra because they said they would keep your sister safe and pay for her medical bills. She was extremely sick and you didn't have enough money so you agreed. After that, you started training and you ended up being the second-best person at Hydra." He nodded his head with a slightly shocked expression on his face."I listen in on what others say. You can find out a lot that way." I said as I looked forward, focusing my attention on Kyle who was talking about a training exercise we were about to do to the agents. He did the same. I could tell he was still shocked but he did a good job of hiding it.

"Alright, everyone!" Kyle said loudly. "Now that you know what your doing, get started." The agents split up into groups and started there training. Jax and I were here for the same reason, to protect Kyle. We had gotten word that someone was trying to infiltrate Hydra and we narrowed it down to someone in this room. Kyle knew about this and was armed just in case. Jax and I were here to ensure his safety.

About thirty minutes had passed when an agent did something odd.

"Keep an eye on that one," I said to Jax, referring to an agent who had long blond hair and blue eyes.

"Why her?" Jax asked me with a confused look on his face.

"She helped that guy up off the ground. And last time I checked Hydra agents are not allowed to do that during training unless they want to get punished." I said looking at her. "Also, if you look at her body movement you can tell that she is nervous about something, and I doubt that she's worried about training." Jax nodded his head and looked at her. We kept a close eye on her along with a few others.

"Alright! That's enough for now. Line up!" Kyle yelled at everyone as they stopped what they were doing and obeyed him. They all had their hands behind there backs. I noticed the girl with the blond hair move her arm the slightest amount. Kyle started talking about how their performance was when the girl reached into her back pocket and pulled something out. It was a grenade.

I ran towards her and before she could even process what I was doing I flipped her onto the ground, the grenade falling out of her hand. I pinned her arms behind her back and she let out a little yell of pain. I picked her up with her arms still pinned behind her back and slammed her into the wall. I knew that I slammed her hard enough that her face was probably cut from the hard concrete wall.

"Who are you?" I asked. She kept quiet. I grabbed her hair and pulled her head back and slammed it on the wall. She yelled out in pain.

"I'll ask again, who are you?" I said with more force in my tone.

"It's none of your business," She said back.

"Fine," I said grabbing her arm. "We'll do this the hard way" I moved her arm and heard a crack as she screamed out in agony. I had broken her right arm. I threw her onto the floor and walked over to her. She had tears from pain on her face and she was just laying there on the ground, her eyes shut most likely trying to think of something besides the pain.

I stood to her left side and squatted down next to her.

"I don't care if I have to break every bone in your body, you will tell me what I want to know." I pointed at two agents and told them to take her. They then grabbed her and took her away.