
empathybydesign
[ will is nearly immediately startled by the other, whipping himself around with his firearm drawn and held firmly out in front of him. clearly he wasn't in an okay headspace drawing a gun so quickly. ] who are you .ᐣ

acterror
/ cb n specify!

baristashe
/ theme is screaming hot

acterror
/ back

baristashe
what can i get for you, monsieur. / he came to her cafe & she's bitter yk

acterror
◝ #ꗃ ☆ @baristashe [ ... ] I'm not here for a drink, chloe. [ he said casually ] i came to see you. I think we need to talk —
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strongshields
⠀⠀꒷ ͝͝͝ ꒦ ͝ ꒷ ፧ ID: ROAD NOT TAKEN H͟O͟W͟ ͟L͟O͟N͟G͟ ͟W͟ I̲L̲L̲ ̲Y̲O̲U̲ KEEP this up before you stop ?

strongshields
@acterror ⁀ ྄ᤲ᤺ ° • / / * * sorry for the late reply ! ( the agent leaned back in her chair, smoke seeping out of her lips. a hand grabbed at the cigarette that had been hanging off of her lips. lorene's head rolled to look at the other. ) you certainly don't belong in a place like this. i don't need to be a cop to see that. (. . . ) you don't remember me, b͟u͟t͟ ͟ ͟i͟'͟v͟e͟ ͟ ͟s͟e͟e͟n͟ ͟ ͟y͟o͟u͟r͟ ͟ ͟f͟a͟c͟e͟ ͟ ͟o͟n͟c͟e͟ ͟ ͟o͟r͟ ͟ ͟t͟w͟i͟c͟e͟,͟ ͟ ͟'͟l͟o͟v͟e͟'͟.͟
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acterror
◝ #ꗃ ☆ @strongshields [ ... ] Keep what up? I'm minding my own business, love. [ Adan responded casually before he took a long drag from his cigarette, a frown forming as he held the smoke in, not exhaling ] I'm just standing here.
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baristashe
bold of you to assume that i'll stay. [...] i am moving out of here.

acterror
◝ #ꗃ ☆ @baristashe [ ... ] / you are away from me / . I live twenty minutes from here with my girlfriend. I doubt you even know my address. — right. I almost forgot, you never came to visit..
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acterror
◝ #ꗃ ☆ @baristashe [ ... ] you're / moving out / ?? I don't even live here. I pay the rent for this place. But at the end of the day, It's yours. You know that... right?
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shieldsagent-
it’s not so nice being followed is it?

acterror
◝ #ꗃ ☆ @shieldsagent- [ ... ] you can follow me. I don't mind. [ He continued walking ahead, shrugging nonchalantly before taking a drag from his cigarette. ] Don't you have to work?? — Or cook for your boyfriend? Or argue with him?
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helpfulmind
( ... ) can i, help you sir? look i can refer you to the ED, but considering it’s a warm summer night— you’d be lucky to get written in by midnight.

helpfulmind
@acterror , ( her feet pressed firmly into the softness of her uniform shoes, hoping the lack of force back would curb her growing anxiety. she hardly ever worked late, not many of her patients had parents that could afford an evening appointment but this one had — and now she was here, outside the hospital amidst the melting sunset and before an odd stranger. ) ha— yeah, are— are you sure you don’t need anything? ( ... ) you’re not exactly in the best area, i’d advise if you dont need any immediate medical attention to leave. ( instinctively, her hands found themselves to the straps of her book-bag. another squeeze to ensure her anxiety. ** god she hated late shifts. ** but it wasn’t as if her whole career was centered around odd individuals. she had definitely encountered worse in the ward. )
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acterror
◝ #ꗃ ☆ @helpfulmind [ ... ] " Funny how these late hours bring people together, isn't it? I always thought emergencies brought out the most interesting stories. " His words were light, almost playful, but there was a certain weight beneath them. The woman didn’t seem to catch on, too focused on the routine of the night shift. He knew she wouldn’t - she was likely used to seeing all kinds of people, but none of them had the kind of control he did. He wasn’t here to seek help, to be treated, or even to follow the usual emergency room protocols. He had other matters on his mind, things that couldn’t wait, and this was the perfect opportunity to set something in motion. He was here to get a conversation going with the right person, and he knew how to use every situation to his advantage.
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