SAVE Her (Frans Fanfic)(Saviortale AU)

Chapter 2

Frisk's bodyguard split from the human girl and the monster once
they reached the main lobby, leaving the plain rope he had been holding to lead the girl around in Sans' hand.

"we're comin' out," Sans muttered as he and Frisk walked towards the entrance, keeping his eyes on the glass double doors that acted as the main entrance of the abandoned casino. He managed to keep his mask of thoughtfulness, knowing that there were cameras around the lobby that buyers had personally set up.

"send the word at my signal. and uh, don't give frisk's bodyguard as harsh a punishment as any of the others that will still be breathin'," the skeleton added in a lighter tone. This was something that he would be able do for that guy in return.

"Fine," Undyne growled in defeat. She believed any person involved in this kind of crime deserved the same punishment, but with him in charge of everything at the moment, she couldn't argue. Something like this was an empty threat, since nothing ever happened, but that was the thing. Nothing happened because everyone knew what would happen if they didn't comply. Sans' ties with Gaster was tight, even if he hardly showed it, and Gaster's ties with Asgore could get anyone fired if it came to it. Stupid Sans and the promises he makes! the fish monster thought in defeated anger.

The skeleton grinned and pushed the doors open, stretching once he was outside, trying to disperse some of the tension and discomfort in his bones, and to also send the signal to nearby, watching officers. Forgetting he still had the rope, he didn't know he was doing anything until Frisk let out a small, soft, pained noise. Sans quickly glanced at her, worried that he might have accidently hurt her. However, a lustful, open-eyed gaze returned his. Panicked, he used his magic and teleported to where the hidden van was parked. Undyne and Gaster were already waiting outside it, and as soon as he saw them, he shoved the human into their arms before quickly climbing in, completely blue-faced with pitch black eye sockets.

she's that kind of broken, Sans thought, feeling very uncomfortable as everyone just stared at him with curious, confused, or accusing faces as he climbed into the passenger seat, no one daring to breathe. All the while, he just felt more and more uncomfortable and embarrassed. The youngest skeleton stared at his brother with a confused expression. He had never seen his brother this flustered. Sure, there were times when his cold shell had been broken by something embarrassing, but it was never this much.

"BROTHER, IS EVERYTHING ALRIGHT?" Papyrus asked him, hoping that his brother wouldn't keep him in the dark like any other time he asked about his well-being.

"y-yeah, bro, everythin's fine," Sans replied shakily. "just didn't expect that," he added under his breath. Taking a deep breath he asked his younger brother, "can we just get to mtt? i'd rather not be around if or when any buyers come out." The youngest skeleton sighed.

AS GOOD A TRUTH AS ANY, I SUPPOSE, he thought before starting up the van. Upon hearing the motor roar to life, the others, namely Gaster and Undyne, hopped back in with Frisk in tow. The dino-lizard quickly went to Frisk's side as the vehicle came out of the wide alleyway they were hiding in and started down the street, gently nudging the others out of the way so she had plenty of room to treat the human girl.

The drive across the city was quiet, and a low tension was in the air as the others wondered about how to pry more information from the still flustered skeleton. And they call themselves members of the FBI.

As the silence continued, that's when the eldest brother grew calmer, but worried, finally pulled out of his daze. During his daze, he couldn't stop thinking about the dull, but somehow bright, golden eyes hidden beneath the girl's eyelids. Was she embarrassed to show them, despite how broken she was? Or was it because of the broken type she was: only showing them at really lustful or flirtatious moments to really get someone else "in the mood"? He shook off the thought and looked back at Frisk, as she had not uttered a single sound since... that moment. It was easy to tell, since everyone else was silent. Even the van's engine seemed to be only a low hum.