Today was just one of those days; those rare moments where Haylie slowly let her emotional walls down enough that she could start to process the things she normally allowed to fester and stew inside. Right now, the emotions playing out in her heart were the ones of fear and heartbreak from the attack on the base. If she reflected upon it enough and
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But the only problem with the training center was that it got crowded and was full of sweaty men. Just, ew. Wade liked being outside much better so once he'd done all he could in the gym he all but skipped to the outside training area to bask in the fresh air. Fresh, not being an understatement. Unstrapping his swords, he respectfully set them down on the ground before stretching a bit.
It'd been awhile since he'd practiced some of the old katas--his sensei would have his ass--and it'd probably be best if he practiced before he forgot them. They were really only for 'discipline' and whole bunch of other stuff Wade didn't think he needed on a regular basis, but, he didn't mind it for the moment. It was a nice day and a good way to
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Jogging across the path to where Wade was stationed, Haylie decided it would be better to box up those feelings for now because she didn't feel like blowing up the mercenary even if some of the people wished she would. And hurting the teacher wasn't conducive to a rich learning environment. Sort of.
"Wilson."
Yes, she knows Wade doesn't like being called that. But she's a little too wound up to care.
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"Is lost at sea, but easily replaceable because apparently all volleyballs are named like that." He continued on but kept talking to her once the kata allowed him to face her again. "I can get you one if you really miss him once I manage to get a nice little hall pass."
Or snuck out was more likely. And probably under a sheet in Mac's car, should she be true to her word. Wade doubted he'd get the approval to leave. But then again he really didn't care.
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The comment about the pass, however, broke her concentration and caused her to snort. "Keep pissin' off Sykes and you'll never get one. Really, Wade, what's the deal with you two? I think the man's been through enough lately without havin' t'put up with your usual ... charm."
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"Little lost lambs should stay closer to home." He spoke with a soft growl, right behind Haylie. He'd been interrupted before, but there was no reason why he didn't have every intention of picking up where he had left off.
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Stiffening slightly, she didn't turn around or so much as move. That wouldn't help her cause at all. Instead, she just sneered, "And idiot ferals should learn to pick their lambs more wisely."
In her mind, she was hardly a lamb. But she figured that to Daken, all women were lambs for him to prey on as he pleased. Luckliy for her, she had her powers and they were bordering on overload. Haylie wouldn't mind a slap on the wrist from Sykes for taking him down a few notches.
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Back where he started right behind Haylie, he leaned in, whispering right in her ear. His voice had almost a purring edge to it. "But it looks to me like you've strayed too far from the flock."
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Rolling her eyes at his whispered words, she yawned and swatted a hand at him as she started to walk away in the direction of the office building. "I don't have time for your nursery rhymes, Daken."
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