โIsnโt it your job to deliver your customers to their destination safely? How about you quit the threats and do that.โ
Lena shoved the cash into her purse and narrowed her eyes at him. โAre you accusing me of something?โ She could feel her cheeks begin to heat with >
โDo you know how to get home after being dumped off on the busiest freeway in town?โ he counters with a pleasant cadence, glancing at her reflection again.
โEase up back there, yeah? You heard the GPS tell me to go south โฆ Or were you too busy counting all that โ
the way. Did she need him judging where she lived? Fuck no. He already knew she was a thief.
Her gaze settles on the outside world through the window silently. Hoping thatโs how this car ride remains: ๐ฌ๐ข๐ฅ๐๐ง๐ญ.
Her eyes almost roll at the smile thatโs on his face; trying terribly hard to hide her own. Lena opens the passenger side door to his SUV and slips in, buckling in her seatbelt. She murmurs the address to a house a few houses down from her own, she could walk the rest of >
Funny how the roles reverse when they both take off their masks. The once solemn and impassive Bowie kicks up an impish smile as she plucks the cash from his grip. Her own expression is the one more bare and unamused now that sheโs not trying to persuade him of her innocence. โ
Practically snatching the money from his fingertips, as though she were afraid heโd change his mind, Lena indiscreetly counts the cash in front of him. If heโs watching carefully, heโd glimpse her eyes widen in surprise for a spilt second when she realises the extra amount, >
He takes a brief moment to glance away from the ATM screen when she accepts his offer, surprised. Then nods, punching in the desired amount. It files out in twenties, twice the amount she asked for.
He closes out his account, folds the wad, and extends it to her. Sable โ
I know how to send a nice kick to the balls.โ She knew her mouth could sometimes get her into trouble, however, it wasnโt very often she was afraid.
Lena eyed the male through the review mirror, noticing his lingering stare hover a little too long for her liking, she was about to ask him to pay attention when his eyes slid back to the road, as though he could read her mind. โItโs fine. Just donโt try anything sketchy, >
The vehicle rolls by her destination, the blinker ticking as they take a right onto the motorway, as directed by the GPS clipped to the dash.
Dreary blue eyes point up at the passengerโs reflection in the rear view mirror, lingering on her longer than a driver doing eighty โ
Nestled in the backseat, Lena is busy going through her purse, counting the cash she had stashed inside when something outside the window catches her eye. โHey, I think you missed the turn?โ
@FeralOrion / okay, good! Iโm glad it just isnโt me, I was like omg people are going to hate writing with me with all these bots chasing after everything ๐