Kassandra Rose
Elder Member
"Well, we've always been from different worlds, different people, I see no reasons for us not to be so in the future," she lied, shrugging of his reluctance to think of anything but the world of crime, the black hole it was that consumed anything with the slightest light of hope. Still, at least, she'd stick around for as long as it took to get Charlie back, and then she'd leave a free woman. Or, so she thought. How cruel fate was.
Distance would be good. She needed to forget about him, to stop seeing his face. Michael was broken, devoid of love, and incapable of little else but this wretched life that she detested so much. Yet, she felt the need to save him, as if the job were hers and hers only. Slowly, and reluctantly, she withdrew her hand. "I bet your gutted that the old bullet didn't stop my big fat mouth from going on and on, hm?" She jones dryly, faking a small smile. "Sorry that I'm not so easy to get rid of".
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"Esperanza?"
Tommy's voice called out into the darkness of the house. He'd been sat in his armchair, unable to think of a single thing to do, unable to think of much at all. In fact, he'd very much been in his own world, thinking about Charlie, if he was okay, where he was, how he was being treated. Were they kind to him? Did they beat him? This was the kind of thing that Grace had wanted him to avoid. She'd begged of him to leave, and yet he couldn't give up the power, the adrenaline rush. It was going to be the death of him, of everyone he held dear.
As if he hadn't learned from last time, he readied his weapon, and approached the door that had only moments ago slammed. Tommy hadn't even realised that he'd been holding his breath until he cast eyes upon her, and he let out a small sigh of relief.
"Bloody 'ell, it's just you. I thought..." his eyes focused on her rapidly heaving chest. Was she... was she okay? "Hey, hey..." he hushed. His eyes narrowed. "It's okay". Almost instinctively, his arms wrapped around her, as he crouched down to her level, and attempted to soothe her. "It's okay. What happened? Was it him.. Capone?" Or rather, his men.
Distance would be good. She needed to forget about him, to stop seeing his face. Michael was broken, devoid of love, and incapable of little else but this wretched life that she detested so much. Yet, she felt the need to save him, as if the job were hers and hers only. Slowly, and reluctantly, she withdrew her hand. "I bet your gutted that the old bullet didn't stop my big fat mouth from going on and on, hm?" She jones dryly, faking a small smile. "Sorry that I'm not so easy to get rid of".
***
"Esperanza?"
Tommy's voice called out into the darkness of the house. He'd been sat in his armchair, unable to think of a single thing to do, unable to think of much at all. In fact, he'd very much been in his own world, thinking about Charlie, if he was okay, where he was, how he was being treated. Were they kind to him? Did they beat him? This was the kind of thing that Grace had wanted him to avoid. She'd begged of him to leave, and yet he couldn't give up the power, the adrenaline rush. It was going to be the death of him, of everyone he held dear.
As if he hadn't learned from last time, he readied his weapon, and approached the door that had only moments ago slammed. Tommy hadn't even realised that he'd been holding his breath until he cast eyes upon her, and he let out a small sigh of relief.
"Bloody 'ell, it's just you. I thought..." his eyes focused on her rapidly heaving chest. Was she... was she okay? "Hey, hey..." he hushed. His eyes narrowed. "It's okay". Almost instinctively, his arms wrapped around her, as he crouched down to her level, and attempted to soothe her. "It's okay. What happened? Was it him.. Capone?" Or rather, his men.