Fallen Angels - A Justin Bieber Fanfiction

Chapter 3

***Justin's POV***

    Sarah pushed back from the table and stood up. She kept her eyes dominant but light as we held our conversation. I've got to hand it to her, she is a complete badass. To say I wasn't attracted to her would be an outright lie, but I think that's the edge they want from her. I wasn't stupid and I sure as hell wasn't gonna fall for this act they were putting up. Yes, the Fallen Angels are one of the scariest gangs to ever exist; I will gave that to them everyday, but the thing is is that there is not one person who could ever make me stay here. My only thought now was I had the advantage. I only needed to get to Elizabeth then it would be a walk in the park. I've been put up against worse.
   
    I followed Sarah's movement and stood up. She gestured to the door with a smile. Smart, very smart. Never let the enemy behind you. I was on full alert, my skin crawling with anticipation to get out of here. She locked the door behind us, then began walking next to me. I'm not sure what this girl's life has been like outside of these walls, but I can tell you she has had top of the line training when it comes to hand-to-hand combat, along with many other forms I'm sure. She wasn't stupid either. She kept her front up, not letting her defense down once.

    Unlike the other mindless oafs that I have dealt with in this place, she doesn't underestimate my abilities at any moment. She has been taught just as I have not to let any enemy's move surprise you. Sarah watched me out of the corner of her eye just as I watched her. We were looking for the same movements to indicate if the other was about to attack. We walked silently down a few corridors before stopping at a door with a padlock. She entered a code, had her eyes scanned, then wiped the numbers with a disinfectant cloth that took away her fingerprints.

    She opened the door allowing me to go inside first. My body was tense as I took in the surroundings. How interesting, they don't have a lock code to get out. A flaw in the system that now means I have a fighting chance. Another door with an access code followed by a room with three chairs in it and a window into another room. Sarah stood in the entranceway of that door and waited for the man sitting in one of the three chairs to stand.

    He rose quickly and stood stiffly in front of her as if she was a drill sergeant and he a new recruit, "Officer Roman, please escort this man to see his daughter. While he gets her, check on room six one eighty-two. Once he and his daughter are ready, escort them to conference room 8C."

    He nodded as she left the room. He escorted me down a short hallway before coming across yet another door with a padlock on it. I noticed this time that it was one that didn't have an option to keep the door locked completely. It could be opened freely on the inside but not the outside. I sized up the man in front of me, determining how hard he would fight back against me. We walked into a room empty except for my Elizabeth coloring in the corner. As soon as she saw me, she happily ran into my arms.
    I let out a sigh of relief seeing she was perfectly fine. I held her tight and kissed the top of her head. After asking her if she was okay a few times, I whispered for her to go stand next to the door and count to one hundred facing the wall no matter what. I let her down and she instinctively went to grab her drawing before heading to the door.

    I held my hand out to shake the man's hand, "Thank you so much for taking care of my daughter man."

    He smiled and hesitated to shake my hand. In that time I got a quick glance around the room to notice there were no visible cameras in here. I figured I would take my chances. As he shook my hand, I twisted his arm and brought my fist to his nose as hard as I could. As he went down, I kicked him in the stomach and dislocated his arm fast. I guess you could say its my signature move. Its quick, it's painful for the opponent, and it renders them defenseless to fight with that arm.

    As he screamed in pain and wheezed from the kick, I grabbed Elizabeth and ran. I exited through the three doors with ease, and noticed the hall was empty. I casually, but quickly, walked down towards what I was hoping was an exit out of this hell hole. Every door had a passcode on it, but I was persistent. Out of no where, alarms started buzzing loudly throughout the halls followed by blue lights flashing like red ones do during fire drill.