"No."
"But you promised!" He whines, like a 5 year old.
"Too bad." I deadpan.
"It'll get you out of the hospital!"
Christopher, as I mentioned, had arrived earlier today in my sort-of-prison. He, obviously, wanted me to go clubbing with him today, something about a grand open and and that stuff.
Unfortunately, the Commander had put 2 guards out in front for my "protection". Unsurprisingly, he didn't seem to care that 3 months ago I almost died of dehydration in Africa.
Bipolar, I tell you.
But, if going willingly into a room full of stupid, drunk people meant getting out of here....
"Fine." I mutter.
His face brightens and he starts to cheer when I cut him off-
"But-" I say smugly, "-you owe me. A lot."
And his face finally goes back to an annoyed expression.
Success.
After an hour of bickering, mainly me, we finally were ready. I was wearing a dark blue shirt, black skinny jeans, and a dark maroon jacket. Chris was wearing black pants and a grey shirt. Chris had knocked out the guards as I was getting ready, so it was all clear.
Chris, for a really stupid reason, thought it would be cool if we showed up in a bike.
I think only one of us will be sober, and that won't be you. No way am I carrying you home on a bike.
With my so very persuasive argument, me punching him, we took the car. Soon enough, we pulled up to a nightclub. Judging from here, the line is long, and the club is packed. To my distaste, Chris managed to score a VIP tag, and we were let in right away.
We swiftly made it through the number of dancing bodies to the bar. Chris ordered a vodka shot, while I took the role as designated driver.
Chris got drunk after a couple shots, and started yelling and dancing like the immature idiot he was.
And still is.
I quietly scanned the bar, searching for the real reason I came here.
In the data I acquired, it showed that Alex Fog frequents this certain club. If I manage to get a feel of his world now, it will be much easier for me to take care of him later.
No, this is not stalking.
Technically.
I hear an uproar in the middle of the crowd, and I decide to check it out. As I get closer, I begin to hear chants.
"Fight! Fight! Fight!"
I see two, obviously drunk, guys fighting. I roll my eyes and move toward them.
I sigh deeply as I pry Chris off of the poor guy. Security suddenly shows up and drags Chris and the other guy out. I follow them silently.
They throw them to the ground and quickly assume their normal posts. I glare at the hunched figure of Chris.
"A brawl? That's your idea of a fun night?" I accuse Chris.
He mumbles a sorry before wobbling to his feet. I sigh and support him to the car. He falls asleep as soon as his head hits the seat. I buckle in his belt and move towards the other guy.
By the time I got there, another man is there with him too, though his face is a shadow because of the poor lighting.
"Hey," I say, grabbing the sober man's attention, "sorry about my friend. He's drunk."
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League of Assassins
AcciónMeet Maya Lane. She's 18 years old and she is an assassin. She puts up a facade in school, in which she is forced to go to, to keep her identity safe. She manages to not be noticed by anyone in school... Well, till she judo-flips a jock that tried t...