Thursday, March 20, 2014

Day 15


“Are you crazy?”
She just sat on the bed staring blankly at me. “If she left you to die, you would do it too,” She said. Then she put head in her hands and rested her elbows on her knees. Then she bolted up and took the closest thing to her and chucked it. I don’t think she meant to, but it nearly missed my head. “Who the fuck does she think she is that she can just slap you like that!? Why didn’t you do anything?!” “I did. I punched her in the face, then we were going to go at it. BUT, YOU pushed me to the ground and put a gun to her head.” I answered. She shut her mouth and didn’t say anything for a few minutes. I walked over to her and sat next to her on the bed. “I want you to know, I was here to kill you. Now I’m here helping you. Talking it out with you. I don’t know you, and you don’t know me, but we know enough. So try to pull it together will you?” I explained to her. “Whether she left you to die or not Kay, you can’t pull a gun to a teammates head,” “She didn’t just leave me, she left me when she said she would come back. When we were together, and then she came back and left with someone else. She left me there in the snow. And it wasn’t just a teammate she left with.” She shut her eyes, and a tear rolled down her cheek, a single tear. She opened her eyes again and all I saw was pain, a lot of it. Something I didn’t expect to see, but after all she’s human too. “Would you have really killed her?” I asked. She paused and said, “I’m a killer. I kill who’s a threat to me,” and left it at that. She had one hard exterior, and even a harder interior, but she was a softie past all of that. She lay back on the bed and covered her face with her arms. I figured I’d get up and let her have some time to herself. “If you need anything- you know,” and I let her be.
I walked down the hall with my head down thinking to myself. I walked passed the conference room and heard someone call my name. I walked backwards and walked into the room to see Leeha, and the rest of them including the Chief. “Allison, what happened?” he asked me. So I told him what happened and the whole time Riggs sat in her chair looking down. “Allison, you punched Riggs in the face and you just got here a few weeks ago? That’s not a smart move,” the Chief stated. “Chief, its not a smart move to slap me in the face and drag me into their business. So I punched her in the face. By the way-“ I said and paused. I walked over to Riggs and went right up to her face. “She’s pretty mad. I’d say she’s upset but she doesn’t care that much to be upset.” She looked up and said, “You know nothing about her and how she is.” “Oh, on the contrary Rachel, I know more than you think. Plus, you owe me your life.” She just looked at me and looked away. “Well, regardless of whatever happened, Allison seems to be a trigger of some sort to Kayvroni. So out on the field keep an eye on it. That will be all, get out of here,” the Chief said. We all walked out and went into the lounge. “How come you guys just stood there and did nothing to get that gun away from her?” I was wondering. “Because we don’t get involved because she doesn’t listen to us. For some reason she listens to you. You have something she sees,” Takuya said. “I know you’ve only been here for a couple of weeks, but she seems to have something for you,” Takashi said. “She would’ve shot one of us if we tried to intervene between them two. She’s shot us before, always to prove a point or just cause. She’s like that,” Ringo added. “She’s just a kid. She’s just a fucking kid,’ Sato said quietly. “She shouldn’t be doing this, she’s done too much,” he added.

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