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Cameron
Though she kept her eyes downcast, she turned her head so that she could see the guys as they approached, or at least most of them. She wanted to ignore them the whole flight, and then continue that treatment after they landed, but hearing Dominic's comment about the cuffs had her head jerking up. A panicked look crossed her features, especially at Cal's return comment to the other guy. But instead of just handing her over to him, Cal leaned down, pulling the handcuff key from his pocket and unlocking them. She noticed how he kept a tight grip on them this time, so she couldn't use them against him, she figured.
"Thank you." She mumbled as he moved to take the final seat. The dark haired girl stood suddenly after calling Dominic an asshole, and Cameron looked back and forth between them. There was a familiarity there, and Cameron couldn't stop herself from asking, "You two know each other?" She hadn't given much thought to it before, but it made sense, especially if she hadn't been in handcuffs. But then again, why were they here? Were they all three against her? Cameron felt the plane vibrating underneath her as the engine started. The other guy didn't seem concerned about the brunette, but Cal was tense, ready to step in if needed.
Cameron bit her lip, remaining silent, even as the plane started to move from the hangar. She gripped the seat tightly, forcing herself to open her eyes as she'd squeezed them shut. "Fucking christ." She muttered, looking over at the others again. She tried not to look out of her window, but her head automatically turned as the plane got into position, and then started down the runway, slowly picking up speed before lifting off the ground completely. Cameron paled even more, wrenching her gaze away from the ground as it disappeared. There was no turning back now. This was done. "I hate you." She whispered, her eyes lifting to Cal.
"Thank you." She mumbled as he moved to take the final seat. The dark haired girl stood suddenly after calling Dominic an asshole, and Cameron looked back and forth between them. There was a familiarity there, and Cameron couldn't stop herself from asking, "You two know each other?" She hadn't given much thought to it before, but it made sense, especially if she hadn't been in handcuffs. But then again, why were they here? Were they all three against her? Cameron felt the plane vibrating underneath her as the engine started. The other guy didn't seem concerned about the brunette, but Cal was tense, ready to step in if needed.
Cameron bit her lip, remaining silent, even as the plane started to move from the hangar. She gripped the seat tightly, forcing herself to open her eyes as she'd squeezed them shut. "Fucking christ." She muttered, looking over at the others again. She tried not to look out of her window, but her head automatically turned as the plane got into position, and then started down the runway, slowly picking up speed before lifting off the ground completely. Cameron paled even more, wrenching her gaze away from the ground as it disappeared. There was no turning back now. This was done. "I hate you." She whispered, her eyes lifting to Cal.
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Dominic
Dominic didn't look over at Mia, not even as she stood from her chair, calling him an asshole and going on to say how this wasn't a pleasure cruise. "It could be, if you just let yourself enjoy it." Slowly, he turned his gaze to her, tilting his head slightly. "You have no idea what happened, do you?" He watched her for a moment, then sighed. "Figures, but I can't really say that's surprising. To answer your question," He turned his head to look at Cam. "We go waaay back. I'd say we're best friends, wouldn't you, Mia?" He grinned at the brunette, leaning back further in his seat.
"I recommend you sit down, Mia, before the plane takes off." He turned his head forward again, looking at Cal, now. "Relax, Cal. She won't do anything." He noticed how Cameron paled when the plane started moving, and though he smirked, he said nothing about it. In fact, he didn't speak at all until Cameron looked to Cal, telling him that she hated him. "You probably shouldn't hate him, Cami dear. Think of Cal as the delivery man. He gets the job done that someone else ordered. If it wasn't Cal who came to retrieve you, it would have been someone else, and they probably wouldn't have been as... gentle."
Dominic glanced over at Mia again as the plane leveled out in the air. "I did mean what I said, though. It's a long flight, and you may as well relax. Mia, if you have questions, feel free to ask them. I'm your best source of information, and will be for a while. In fact, I may as well just tell you. Your father called a hit on mine." Suddenly he was leaning forward, twisting his body so he could fully see her. "Can you sense how betrayed my own father would have felt? I had no choice in this matter, but your father did. And he chose wrong." And then he was straightening again, looking over at Cam. "Same with your father, for that matter."
"I recommend you sit down, Mia, before the plane takes off." He turned his head forward again, looking at Cal, now. "Relax, Cal. She won't do anything." He noticed how Cameron paled when the plane started moving, and though he smirked, he said nothing about it. In fact, he didn't speak at all until Cameron looked to Cal, telling him that she hated him. "You probably shouldn't hate him, Cami dear. Think of Cal as the delivery man. He gets the job done that someone else ordered. If it wasn't Cal who came to retrieve you, it would have been someone else, and they probably wouldn't have been as... gentle."
Dominic glanced over at Mia again as the plane leveled out in the air. "I did mean what I said, though. It's a long flight, and you may as well relax. Mia, if you have questions, feel free to ask them. I'm your best source of information, and will be for a while. In fact, I may as well just tell you. Your father called a hit on mine." Suddenly he was leaning forward, twisting his body so he could fully see her. "Can you sense how betrayed my own father would have felt? I had no choice in this matter, but your father did. And he chose wrong." And then he was straightening again, looking over at Cam. "Same with your father, for that matter."
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