PETER·:
peter quill was bored. everyone knew it was dangerous for such a thing to happen - even after living in the island for seven years, quill felt like he was trapped in a cage - like one of these little mouse that you could spot in the not particularly funny movies, trying to get out.. before dying and realizing he had spent his entire life trying to get out of a place he could have been happy on, if only he had just tried. he wasnât going to let that happen to him - no, because he was no damn mouse. he could find certain ways to have fun - his own ways of distracting himself, because.. when he started thinking about everything that he had left behind at home, that was when the real trouble began.
 laying down on a bench in front of his favorite coffee shop, quill sipped a bit of his latte, when he noticed something that made his attention span rise up immediately. that was by far the coolest thing he had seen ever arriving back in earth - at least, whatever version of earth this was and.. he needed to have it. he was going to have them - after all, all he needed to do was snatch it out of the otherâs, run away and.. voila!
    simple as that, after all, he had done it a thousand times before. this was just what he did best. peter quill, the thief. peter quill, star-lord, the most handsome scoundrel on the universe. yeah.. that sounded just about right. âhey, you! yeah, you, idiot.. no, iâm not trying to rob you, get back here! just wanna have a little chit chat, thatâs all. ainât that what humans do these days? no, wait, they pay way too much attention to a little mobile device forgot about that. guess that what happens when you spend about thirty years away from earth.â he rose up from his spot on the bench, pointing a finger at them, before making his way over there quickly, snatch, run, hide. simple as that. âthat is the coolest thing ever in the history of cool things! where did you get it?â he asked, offering them the most innocent smile he could make up. yeah, right . as if.
âMy, my, thatâs no way to address a lady,â Rowena commented with a thick Scottish accent. Perhaps a woman of her size should have been more concerned by a strange man bounding towards her, but she was nothing if not confident. If anything, she was mildly amused, unfazed. And of course, she didnât fall for the act. Could he have made himself anymore obvious? She smiled. It wanât unlike the otherâs, seemingly light and friendly, a cover for something much less innocent. Her hand rose to the necklace laying over her sternum, fingertips resting on the expensive jewellery. With no memory, she couldnât answer the questions even if she wanted to. Not that she would readily hand over the information to the nosy bugger, anyway. âOh, this old thing? One of a kind, Iâm afraid, my dear. Cost me dearly. Isnât it beautiful?â












