Hudson leaned against his motorcycle, the nearly prehistoric
Indian Dispatch he had inherited from one of his mother's old boyfriends when he'd run off an never come back, and he studied the outside of Midtown High from across the street.
Bo-ring.
He wouldn't have even been there if it weren't for the fact that he was supposed to do something
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Please God don't let this be some kind of girl thing, he thought.
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The thought of it almost, really almost, made her rethink her stance on becoming a superhero. You know, if she wouldn't feel like dirt for kicking the the crap out of people just trying to make a living.
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"Awright," he declares, as the thugs behind him spread out, lowering their weapons at the various people within the restaurant, "listen up! Everyone stay real cool and calm, and everyone gets out of here okay."
Outside, the sirens come to a stop just outside on the street.
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Stupid.
There was no way in hell he was letting some overgrown science project in a bad suit rob him or use him as a meat shield.
"Get down," he murmured to Allison, "and stay there."
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"Here's what's going to happen," he says, turning back to the crowd. "Everyone's going to sit quietly, and no one will get hurt as long as you guys and the police are smart."
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He could feel the bite wound from Big Julie closing, but it felt like he'd been mauled by... well, by a gorilla.
Julie's little buddies had fallen back, unwilling to try and get between their boss and the mutant.
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Hudson was starting to wish he'd just slipped out the back when he'd had the chance.
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Finally she went up to Hudson and gave him the phone.
"My dad wanted to talk to you."
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Hudson took the phone, squirming a little as the EMT extracted the last of the shotgun pellets. "Mr. Dillon," he said neutrally.
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