On Monday, Jon informed me he would be unable to join me for patrols this weekend, due to circumstances he was unable to divulge at the present time. Whatever that meant. These things happen, I guess. I'd nodded as he spoke, insisting that I was a big girl, that I could do it on my own. And now, a mere 120 hours later, here I am, mouth firmly
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I don't understand why they insist we include her.
Slowly let her go, pressing a finger to her lips to imply that yes, silence was still mandatory, and no, did not intend to answer any of her childish questions. I look around the side of the dumpster.
The exchange is still happening. Nothing appears to have changed; same number of men loading and unloading. They didn't notice, but what's to say they don't have some henchmen watching out? Yellow is such an obvious colour.
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I peer around the dumpster too, the men clear in my sights. They seems rather preoccupied by themselves, and slightly oblivious to anything else. They're being so brazen. This alley isn't even that dark or isolated. In fact, it's a downright lousy spot to stage a dope deal. I wrinkle my nose, my suspicions growing.
I'm tempted to speak up, but hesitate. When Rorschach tells you to be quiet, you do. If there are more henchmen around, I don't want them getting me as easily as Rorschach did. I clench my fists, and ease backwards towards the brick that should be behind me...
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There is something muffled behind me, and I am about to turn and slap the idiot girl when a flailing stiletto heel nearly catches me in the face. I slide backwards and spin fully, to face the goon who now has his arms around Silk Spectre's waist, his hand over her mouth, muffling her screams.
An attack on one of us is an attack on all. And she's just a child. I bare my teeth - a gut reaction - and dive for his legs, ready to break his knees.
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