Change of Law and Heart

Chapter 26: Fun and Games

School has started for me today. I might forget to post chapters so I apologize in advance if I forget to post.

Last night, Bumblebee thankfully took me to my house to grab two days' worth of clothes and an extra hoodie. Since the five of us were in a rush to get out of there like it was on fire, no one locked the door or secured. No thieves decided try to rob me of my possessions. Who would if there was a Warden's truck in front?

Sarah seemed, her truck being parked in front, to be at her house but Bee told it was best to get back. The poor bot sounded terrified when he said we needed to hurry up. Did the twins have something to do with it? I understood their reasoning of wanting to protect me after what just happened. Yet, it slightly unnerved me.

He barely spoke to me anyhow, when he did, it was small sentences. It was late when he pulled up to the Med. Bay where Sides was still. The sun had long gone down behind the horizon and left us with no light. I had to slip on both of my jackets to keep warm since the sun had set.

The twins were staying together until Ratchet releases the red one once he's healed mostly. Sides was getting better every hour or so, it shocked me how fast he was healing. No one in man-kind has ever recovered quickly like he has before with a serious injury.

Bumblebee and I said our goodbyes and the yellow bot sped off quickly. I carried my stuff into the Med. Bay and noticed Sunstreaker and Sides sitting on the ground, carefully petting the two dogs. "Did you guys scare the poor scout before he took me to my house?" I questioned the closer I got to them.

Sunstreaker shrugged his shoulders like it was nothing. "Yeah. He needs to know you're with us and not to try anything with you," he threw out there like it didn't matter.

"Sunny, you didn't have to scare him. Bee wouldn't have done anything," I stated, knowing the scout wouldn't have tried to do any wrong with me. Then realized that I called him by his nickname, not his full name. Fear grew inside of me, believing he was going to get angry for calling him that.

The mech raised his metal brow at me, a hint of amusement appearing on his face. Was he not mad at me for calling him that? "We had to make sure of that. You never know," Sides butted in, sounding entertained.

"I'm going to ignore the fact you called me that stupid name," Sunstreaker mumbled and returned to stroking the Pit bull mix between his legs. So he wasn't mad. Should I push my luck and call him 'Sunny' again.

I jogged over to the four of them and set down my stuff off to the side, out of the way of the iron giants. The dogs left their favorite bot's side and came up to me, tails wagging excitingly. "Did you guys miss me?" I got down on my knees and scratched their bellies.

Kodiak knocked his big body into me, nearly pushing me over. "Go on, go play or something." The two listened to me and ran off to the middle of the Med. Bay, Vivian chasing down the larger dog. She attempted to get the extra skin on his snout. I shook my head, muttering to myself about them.

"But you love them," Sides stated the obvious. That I do, more than they'll ever know. Sunstreaker picked himself off the ground and helped his brother up. Sides sat down on his slab with the help of the yellow twin.

Said twin scooped me off of the ground and held me close to his chassis. "Could you please recharge with us?" Sides inquired and gave the puppy eyes. That was kind of my plan, I didn't want to sleep in the barracks again. It wasn't fun, especially the sergeant telling us light's out. Reminds me of my time in training as a Game Warden, harder than you think.

"Yes, I will. Don't worry. Someone needs to keep an eye on the two troublemaker's, Sunny and Sides." I tested the waters again with the yellow bot. Said bot didn't react much with only the slight growl yet didn't say anything to me.