sorrow made you
from the bottom of the dark, dark sea
"Personal attachment?" Leo echoed, raising a brow as if that was a ridiculous thing to say. It was true though. The killer did seem to have one pattern, and that was to pick on women that couldn't really handle a situation for themselves. They were either physically weak, or rather docile in personality from what their families could conclude. Antigone was neither. Though she was no body builder or anything, apparently she had gained quite a bit of muscle from all the heavy shopping. And she was by no means docile. Her loud mouth would scare any man off.
"You're right. However, if he's so smart as to leave no evidence at the victim's crime scenes, then why lease a cigarette at the scene of my place? I'm not in the criminal profiling department, but I'm thinking he's getting a little too cocky. And if he's personally attacking me and no one else, surely he'd go after my affiliates." He let out a sigh and closed his eyes for a moment. "It's just a safety precaution." He glanced at Damien in the corner of his eye and scoffed slightly at his comment. He opened his own door and stepped out.
The restaurant was fairly busy at this time of day. It was perfect to get one's mind off and focus on how the hell they were going to order when most of the staff only spoke Spanish. But then again, it's not too hard to say 'burrito' and 'taco'. Leo snatched them a table and a couple menus. "I'm starving." He muttered, flipping through the large menu and looking through the sections. His mind was still swimming with this and that, figuring how he was going to pull off keeping eyes on three people at once. But as his eyes scanned over the Spanish food items, he started t unwind. "What are you thinking about getting?" He asked Damien, glancing up at him.
There was a moment where his heart seemed to clench and release. Maybe it wasn't his heart. Maybe it was his lungs. His eyes had automatically drifted from the doctor's eyes to his lips. They only lingered briefly before averting back to the menu, so not to raise suspicion. He turned his eyes further onto the menu when his mind reviewed the kiss from the other day. He felt as if the taste of the other's lips had lingered on his own for most of the other day, but was now nearly faded. It wasn't an unpleasant taste. Some part of him had the want to taste more. Maybe it was out of pure curiosity that he was now craving a little something extra. He shook the idea from his head, feeling uneasy with his own mind. Absently he licked his lips and fell silent.
"You're right. However, if he's so smart as to leave no evidence at the victim's crime scenes, then why lease a cigarette at the scene of my place? I'm not in the criminal profiling department, but I'm thinking he's getting a little too cocky. And if he's personally attacking me and no one else, surely he'd go after my affiliates." He let out a sigh and closed his eyes for a moment. "It's just a safety precaution." He glanced at Damien in the corner of his eye and scoffed slightly at his comment. He opened his own door and stepped out.
The restaurant was fairly busy at this time of day. It was perfect to get one's mind off and focus on how the hell they were going to order when most of the staff only spoke Spanish. But then again, it's not too hard to say 'burrito' and 'taco'. Leo snatched them a table and a couple menus. "I'm starving." He muttered, flipping through the large menu and looking through the sections. His mind was still swimming with this and that, figuring how he was going to pull off keeping eyes on three people at once. But as his eyes scanned over the Spanish food items, he started t unwind. "What are you thinking about getting?" He asked Damien, glancing up at him.
There was a moment where his heart seemed to clench and release. Maybe it wasn't his heart. Maybe it was his lungs. His eyes had automatically drifted from the doctor's eyes to his lips. They only lingered briefly before averting back to the menu, so not to raise suspicion. He turned his eyes further onto the menu when his mind reviewed the kiss from the other day. He felt as if the taste of the other's lips had lingered on his own for most of the other day, but was now nearly faded. It wasn't an unpleasant taste. Some part of him had the want to taste more. Maybe it was out of pure curiosity that he was now craving a little something extra. He shook the idea from his head, feeling uneasy with his own mind. Absently he licked his lips and fell silent.