Crystal sighed and scratched at an arm as she waited for the bus, head tilted back against the orange bench covered in ink pen graffiti. If there was one thing she hated, it was waiting for the bus. And it seemed that she would continue to wait for the bus so long as she didn't have a car. But the money that would go into a car would drop her level
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"No."
"Are we there yet?"
"No."
"Are we there yet Are we there yet Are we there yet Are we there yet Are we there yet Are we there yet Are we there yet Are we there yet Are we there yet?"
Carr turned around in his seat, snarling at Jason, teeth bared, eyes bleeding to ice blue. "NO. An' if you don't shut your mouth, we're goin' home. Clear?" He looked between Jason and D, who looked utterly terrified.
Carr's patience was worn ragged, two hours trapped in a car with the bloody werewolf versions of Jay and Silent Bob driving him slowly up the wall.
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"Jason, you shouldn't tempt a man who's driving you into the middle of nowhere. It'd be too easy for him to bloody kill us and who would ever know?"
He jabbed at the other wolf with an elbow. Yes, he shied away from acts of affection, but apparently brutality was just fine and dandy.
"Despite contrary past actions, I don't feel like dying lately, alright?"
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Carr growled quietly, but didn't turn his attention from the road ahead as he pulled in beside the guard hut.
"Evening," Carr smiled politely, trying to ignore Jason, who had grabbed hold of D's wrist and was hitting D in the face with his own hand, muttering a litany of 'stop hitting yourself, stop hitting yourself'.
Sighing, Carr rubbed his face with his hands, catching the guards eye.
"I'm a care worker. We try and take the kids out, let them see life outside the hospital," he remarked in a stage whisper. "They're harmless, but not all there, if you see what I mean."
The guard nodded knowingly, eyeing Jason and D warily. He handed over the paperwork Carr needed to sign, and gave him directions and the areas to avoid.
"Ta." Carr frowned down at the map, marking the campsites, and already plotting a path in his head to the most remote area possible. Just in case.
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"Add me to the list!" Of people who wanted to kill Jason, that is. He lunged across the seat the moment the car pulled away from the guard stand, using his free hand to slam Jason's head into the door, doing his best to repeat the action while trying to work his other arm free of the blonde's grasp.
Much scuffling ensued.
At least until Dietre's gaze flicked toward the window, catching sight of a lone girl walking along the road.
"...I thought this part is supposed to be deserted?"
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