'And don't you think 'bout running, brat' the most memorable thing about it all had been his disgusting breath. She hated when they were so tall they could lift her off the damn ground. The assholes could've just cuffed her. Instead they nearly ruined her favourite jacket, just to prove a point
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One cell was already occupied. Chris wondered which one of his teammates had already gotten themselves in hot water, but he didn't recognize the girl in front on him. He definitely would have remembered her from the ridiculously long plane ride. That left only one other option. Keeping his voice pleasant, he asked, "So what'd you do to piss off the local recruiters?"
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The whole thing was far past old now and she was looking to find a way to get herself out of this damn cage. But why people strolled in aimlessly, she had no clue. "I told them I voted Republican, they weren't too happy about that."
She raised her eyebrow, wondering what he did here, before shrugging slightly. "You joining the chain gang?"
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He leaned up against the bars. "Already pressed into it, sweetheart. Let me guess, Stryker made you an offer you just couldn't refuse."
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True enough, she'd been roughed up, probably a precaution they'd been told to take because of her powers. Naturally, she wasn't even sure who 'they' were. But she was beginning to hear a lot about this Stryker guy.
"You been in my shoes already?"
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Chris nodded, thinking back to his own recruitment process. "Yes. In my case, it was join or rot in a prison cell. Uncle Sam apparently gets touchy when you steal his money." Sometimes, Bradley wondered if he hadn't made the wrong choice. Still, it hadn't been all bad. "I suggest saying yes when they offer you the choice between a rock and a hard place."
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