â i dropped it when you skidded into me, duh. â  his added apology is essentially dismissed, and hana instead retaliates defensively.  â you think i would just fuck my thousand dollar phone onto the street? â  with a roll of her eyes, hana lowers herself into a crouch, squinting as she surveys the ground.  â yeah, i didnât throw it. but itâs hana. whatâs yours? â  another moment passes by, and hanaâs eyes zone in on a grate on the edge of the road.  â oh fuck . . . you donât think it fell down there, do you? â  thereâs a softness & a worry to her voice that is decidedly uncharacteristic to the girl, usually so brash, so volatile.
dakota decided to just focus on finding the phone. there was no use in trying to confront or acknowledge her attitude. scurrying his eyes repeatedly against the concrete. âiâm dakota.â he stated as he stayed focused. when she mentioned the grate, his green orbs flashed over to it. âi really donât think it went that far.â eyes flashed over to her as he talked. âbut we can always look.â his stood up, quickly stepping to the grate to turn the flashlight on his phone. it looked dark and quite frankly, dakota couldnât tell if there was anything down there. in fact, there was a sense of suspense and tension that washed over him. he had seen way too many horror movies to be comfortable with sticking his hands anywhere in there. âdo you see it?â