18 (An Andy Biersack fanfic) *ON HIATUS*

Chapter Five

A/N: Hey, guys. If you ever get notifications saying I published an already published chapter, it's just me going back and fixing my stupid errors. Sorry if there was ever any confusion!

Madeline's hope soared through the roof. Her Saviour finally arrived.

Andy stood there in the doorway, seething. His shoulders rose up and down in an irregular pattern from his furious breathing. As he walked into the room, he held out his hand and swung it to the side. Just as he did that, the lieutenant flew away, literally, from Madeline and crashed into the wall of the room causing a dent.

"I told you NOT to do this!" Andy roared. "If they do not consent, you do not get to have them!"

The lieutenant sat up slowly, clearly hurt from his impact with the wall, and shook the dust out of his hair. Trying to stand up, he held onto the wall for support.

"You... You have too much regard for this one. I can tell by the way you talk to her. It's different than you would for a normal patient." The lieutenant panted, out of breath. "She's just another damn Condemned One."

"Watch who you're talking to," Andy said dangerously low. "I'm one of them too, don't forget."

"Yes, but I HAVE to like you. Your father put me in charge here with you." Jay smirked and limped over to Andy. "You can't fire me." His voice held a snobbish tone as a child's would that got away with something.

"I'll do worse than fire you if you do that again." Andy growled and took Madeline's hand, pulling her out of the room quickly. Before they were out of the room, Andy said one word as if a command, "Sleep."

A thud could be heard as the lieutenant's body hit the floor, unconscious. Madeline turned her head to see what happened and gasped. Before she could dwell on the unconscious man on the floor for any longer, Andy pulled her along through the hallway.

Nothing was said as the two walked briskly through the hallways. Madeline could hear Andy's ragged, angry breathing and decided now wasn't the best time to talk to him. As they came upon Madeline's cell door, they walked past it. Confused, Madeline looked up at Andy who seemed to be only concentrating on the walk ahead.

I wonder what he's thinking...

Andy's eyes momentarily softened as he looked down at her. "We're going to my room. He can't get to you there if he tries coming back for you."

Madeline nodded.

Another beautiful, grand door was coming into view, but this one was much larger than the lieutenant's. This one was rimmed with beautiful silver and looked more elegant than the lieutenant's wild, royal-like room.

Andy snapped his fingers and the door opened revealing an enormous, well-furnished room inside. Just like the lieutenant's, Andy's "room" consisted of many rooms put together like a house of its own. When they walked in, Andy let go of Madeline's hand and sighed out as if he were holding his breath that whole way. The doors behind Madeline shut making her jump a little.

"You can stay here until I figure out other arrangements for you and the lieutenant." He sighed again. "I'm really sorry about that, Madeline. He normally only goes for the few girls here who willingly offer themselves up to him."

Madeline couldn't think of a reason why anyone would want to be with the lieutenant, in any way, because he was scary and mean.

"Okay... Thank you. For saving me back there... I don't know what would've happened if you didn't." Madeline sat down on the white, comfy couch nearby.

"Oh, I know EXACTLY what was going to happen if I wouldn't have interrupted." Andy's face got stern looking again before he looked at Madeline.