The rain was falling down around me, I was still standing in the middle of the street, in the alley, looking around at all the demons and everything else that came our way, lying on the ground, dead. Not like they weren't before. The fight was over and I was the only one standing. Wes had already died and Gunn only had ten minutes. A demon crushed
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Stopping short, the rain beat down on me, plastering dark locks to my forehead. I breathed a sigh of relief as I saw Angel kneeling on the ground, but burst into action the minute I saw him pick up the stake. Fuck him, I wasn't gonna let him do that.
Busting into action I practically pounced on him. Kicking the stake out of his hands and tackling him to the ground. "Fuck you Angel! I won't let you do that!" I practically shouted just to be heard over the pouring rain. I knew he could hear me anyway, vampire hearing but it seemed like the thing to do.
Angel and me. In an alleyway in the pouring rain. Kinda ironic, don't you think?
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"You don't understand." Turning my back on her, I walked. I didn't care anymore, not about anything. If it didn't happen now, it would happen anyway. "Just go back wherever it is you came from." She wasn't here anyway and why was she here? Wait, I didn't care.
I was grateful that it was raining, then I could say that my tears were just drops, but I knew I was fooling myself when I tasted salt on my lips. I did this. To my friends. Drug them down, brought them here and made them fight a fight that I could have prevented. Now they were all dead, my friends and ... family.
It was over and I had to face that. She'd have to face it too.
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She grabbed my arm, jerking me around and I got in her face, staring down at her with narrowed eyes. "I can't do this? It's not a matter of can doing it, or can't doing it, it's a matter of, I'm going to do it."
Yelling again, she told me that I couldn't turn my back on her. Not her. Shaking my head, looking around, I sighed and looked down at her. "Not just you Faith, it's everyone." Turning around, I start walking again, "I'm done."
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His hand was warm on my shoulder as he nodded towards the bar. He wanted to get drunk? Well, nothin' like drownin' your pain in some Jack Daniels. That was the sort of philosophy I could stand behind.
"Sounds good. Just let me change first, okay?" He nodded at me and I watched him as he started towards the bar on his own. Oh fuck no, no he didn't.
Walking after him I grabbed his hand and pulled him back inside the room. "I told you I'm not lettin' you out of my sight until I know everything is five by five, okay? Just let me change and we can both go."
Pulling the sweatpants and t-shirt out of the plastic bag I watched as he turned his eyes away from me. I had no shame or modesty, but he was always the gentleman. So like him.
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Shutting my eyes, I remember the last time I was even with anyone. Nina. Told her to leave and I hope she did. She was nice and I know I'll never see her again, although, that would be a good thing anyway.
I hear her say something and I turn around. She's changed and now we can go. Heading to the door, I open it and walk out, heading toward the bar again, not saying anything to her. We get there and I sit myself on a barstool, "Whiskey ..." I say, then look over at Faith, then back at the bartender, "Just bring the whole bottle, Jack."
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