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âSunshine, youâre the one in a rush here.â She stated, her eyes locking with Sun Heeâs. âI know what you want, but I wonât give it to you until you tell me what I want to hear.â
The frown on her face got deeper, her eyebrows scrunching up. This had been the look she was practicing in her mirrors. It wasnât perfectly intimidating, but it had improved immensely from her first try. The only reason she would be keeping what gang she was associated with from her was if she was involved with Spectre. It could be possible, but Jezebel doubted it. The other didnât seem to be giving up her act, which was frustrating, but not problematic. She really had nothing better to do, anyway. Well, apart from finding an actual member from Spectre, but that was beside the point.
âCall your mom.â She decided, suddenly giving up. Jezebel gave the phone back to Sun Hee. âTell her youâre okayâ or that youâre in danger, Iâm not pickyâ Iâll walk you home.â She stated, still holding onto her hand. From what sheâd been doing, she was obviously on lookout for her gang. Maybe she knew something about Spectre.
Sunny blinked twice with surprise. She wasnât expecting the other girl to give in so easily. That kind of set her off. This girl was already suspecting Sunny of being part of a gang, which she was but the one the girl was thinking. So is she just suppose to call her mother and walk home with this girl? Well there wasnât anything else she could do.
She took her phone back and called her mother. âBefore you yell at me Iâm already on my way home. I got held up by a friend. No, Iâm not walking home alone. My friend felt so bad about keeping me out that she offered to walk me home. Yes. Iâll see you soon. Yes. Iâll be careful. I love you too. Byeâ
Sunny put her phone away and pulled the other girl with her. âWell I guess your walking me home. Iâm going to need a name any name really it doesnât even have to be yours. My motherâs going to ask for your name when we get home.â She kept walking side by side with a complete stranger. She still needed to call someone before they start to wonder why she hasnât called.





