[veronblackheart]

Looking at Ivy, Jade swooped her hair behind her ears and nodded to what the other girl was saying. “Not at all,” she spoke as she cleared her throat so her voice didn’t sound so small, “I’m kind of glad to be in a safer place. Even if the people are rude.”

[fknivy]

Ivy cocked her head to the side and pursed her lips, a flash of sympathy momentarily softening her normally frigid features. Jade was the first person she'd come into contact with in a while that actually allowed even a hint of weakness to show. "Yeah, same here," she agreed, proffering the smallest of smiles. "I think it's mostly because we're new here, you know? We're strangers. I'm sure people will eventually warm up to us. If not, fuck 'em."

[jfcashlee]

"It’s fine, I’ve been hearing that all night. It doesn’t really matter who took it anyway, the fact is that it’s gone.” Ashlee stood up, gripping the cardboard from below her and hauling it towards a nearby wall. “Because food doesn’t matter, right?” Her voice subconsciously heightened.

[fknivy]

"That's a stupid question. Of course it matters," Ivy huffed, struggling with clenched fists to reign in her ire. She knew that she was overreacting, and that it'd be best not to let her temper get the best of her. "In the future, though, let's try not to make assumptions. You don't want to upset the wrong people."

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[jfcashlee]

"That’s the second time this week we’ve lost supplies. Someone tell me these new people aren’t to blame?” Ashlee slumped down at one of the food court’s tables, staring at an empty box near her shoe.

[fknivy]

Ivy’s gaze shot quickly upward, her light eyes narrowing as she heard someone talking a few tables away. “I can’t really speak for the rest of my ‘mates, but I can guarantee my innocence. I’m not stupid and I haven’t stolen anything.”

[veronblackheart]

Allowing her eyes to scan over her new surroundings, Jade slowly sat on the floor with an exhausted sigh, “I’m so tired.”

[fknivy]

Ivy pulled the strap of her rifle forward until the firearm rested on her chest, then fell into place beside Jade with a heavy sigh. “Tell me about it. Makeshift beds just don’t allow for very good sleep.”

[blaisein]

Blunt heels clicked against the dull tile of the abandoned mall before Henley found her little hiding spot, a small niche between what was previously a Lush and Coach store. Once nestled in, the girl took out her quiver, placed in on her lap and began to busy herself with something &mash; anything — to fill the void. Whispering against the chilly stillness, speaking only to herself, she cooed, “I’ve got to find something better to do with my time then counting my arrows. The number is never going to change…”

[blaisein]

[fknivy]

Ivy was pacing across a stretch of shadow that laid between two stores anxiously when she heard a whisper come from beside her. Though she couldn’t really see much of the source of the noise in the darkness, she could make out what it was griping about. She grinned knowingly and sat down, focusing her gaze on the silhouette. “I feel your pain, babe,” she chuckled, gesturing with a nod of her head toward the rifle that laid across her back. “I started off with fifty bullets and I’ve only shot one, so far. It was a great shot, but I mean, c’mon. This whole thing is getting to be sort of anticlimactic. I hate standing still.”