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Becky's heart raced as she navigated the bustling crowd, her mind focused on finding Freen amidst the sea of faces. But her sense of urgency was heightened when she sensed a presence behind her, a feeling that made her spine tingle with unease. Glancing over her shoulder, her suspicions were confirmed – it was the same man who had bumped into her earlier, the one who seemed to be up to no good.

Fear clenched at her chest as she quickened her pace, hoping to lose him in the crowd. She knew she was vulnerable in her injured state, and the thought of being harassed by this man sent a chill down her spine. Every step she took, she could feel his presence lingering, the sensation of being watched intensifying her unease.

Becky POV

As I navigated through the bustling crowd, my heart raced with worry. Where was Freen? I felt a growing sense of unease, especially with my recent injury and the chaotic atmosphere around me. I tried to keep a steady pace, my eyes scanning the faces around me, hoping to catch a glimpse of Freen.

But then, a shiver ran down my spine as I felt a chilling presence behind me. I turned, my heart sinking as I saw the same thug who had been bothering me before. Panic surged through me, and my instincts kicked in. I couldn't let him get any closer.

My steps quickened as I tried to put distance between us, but I could feel his persistence, his predatory gaze fixed on me. The fear gnawed at me, and I knew I needed to find Freen, to find safety.

And then, there she was. Freen, my anchor in this chaos, my protector. Relief flooded through me as I rushed towards her, my heart racing, my injuries forgotten in the urgency of the moment. Without hesitation, I threw my arms around her in a tight embrace, seeking comfort and safety in her presence.

"Freen," I whispered, my voice trembling with a mix of fear and relief. "I was so scared..."

She held me close, her embrace strong and reassuring. In that moment, I felt a sense of security wash over me, the fear and vulnerability melting away. With Freen by my side, I knew I was safe.

"What happened?" Freen's voice was laced with concern as she held me, her gaze sweeping over me to assess if I was hurt.

"It's... that guy," I managed to explain, my voice still shaky. "He was following me, and I didn't know what to do..."

Freen's expression hardened, her protective instincts kicking in. She glanced around, her eyes scanning the surroundings as if searching for any sign of the thug. But he was gone, disappeared at the sight of Freen approaching.

"He's gone now," Freen reassured me, her voice gentle yet firm. "You're safe."

I nodded, still clinging to her for a moment longer, taking in the reassurance she offered. And then, as we finally pulled away from the embrace, I couldn't help but feel a rush of gratitude for having her by my side.

"Thank you," I whispered, my voice filled with sincerity.

Freen POV

With Becky safely in my arms, her trembling gradually subsided as I reassured her that the danger had passed. I couldn't help the surge of protectiveness that welled up within me, anger simmering beneath the surface at the thought of someone daring to threaten her. I shot a quick, searching glance around, confirming that the thug had indeed vanished into the crowd, likely realizing that their pursuit was in vain.

"It's okay, Becky," I whispered soothingly, my voice a gentle balm meant to calm her racing heart. My fingers brushed against her cheeks, my touch light and comforting as I wiped away the traces of fear that lingered. "You're safe now."

Becky's eyes met mine, her gaze still carrying the remnants of fear but also a newfound sense of security. Her lips curved into a grateful smile, and I couldn't help but smile back, silently promising that I would do everything in my power to keep her safe.

As her trembling eased, I guided her back to our room, wanting to ensure her comfort and well-being. I gently led her to sit, my eyes concerned as I noticed the injuries on her hand. Without hesitation, I began to clean and treat the wounds, my touch careful and gentle as I worked to alleviate any pain she might be feeling.

"You're going to be alright," I said softly, my focus solely on tending to her injuries. "Just let me take care of this."

Becky's gaze remained fixed on me, a mixture of gratitude and something else – something that felt unspoken but deeply felt – reflecting in her eyes. It was as if the events of the day had intensified the connection between us, a bond that went beyond words.

After ensuring that Becky was comfortable, I set about filing a report about the incident, not wanting to let it go unaddressed. It was important to me that we took the necessary steps to ensure our safety and the safety of others who might encounter a similar situation.

When I returned to the room, Becky was resting, her eyes heavy with exhaustion. I sat down beside her, my gaze softening as I watched her sleep. The events of the day had been a reminder of the unpredictable nature of life, but they had also reinforced my determination to be a source of strength and support for Becky.

In the silence of the room, I found myself reflecting on the bond that had deepened between us. Despite the challenges and uncertainties that lay ahead, I was certain of one thing – whatever came our way, we would face it together.

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