One might be surprised how often Kanaya had gotten away with this. She’d hang out around gas stations and their little markets and wait for someone with the right kind of car and enough distractions so that they either can’t or won’t notice her there.
Whoever the owner of the old, dusty Impala seemed like the kind of guy who’d take her halfway across the country before noticing her there.
The girl was nearly flung into the front seat when he hit the breaks. Thankfully, their brief, stomach-dropping moment of eye contact before hand gave her just enough time to brace herself. Shocked by her early discovery and his all-too-quick reaction, all she could do was stare back at him, watching as he came around to open the door.
Even as he stood beside her exit, she just sat and stared, trying hard to ignore her rapid heartbeat and shaken breath. Kanaya needed a plan, and quick, before he decided to take more unsavory measures.
Dean tapped his finger on the side of his car door, patience wearing thin with every passing moment that she failed to move. He's had his fair share of runaways hitching a ride——— he'd have to hand it to them for how far they'd get, but they weren't fooling Dean.
"The hell you doing in my car?" He glared at her, realising she wasn't budging anytime soon. With an immediate thought, Dean pulled out the gun tucked under his shirt. "Listen here, this car? It's like my HOME. You know the rules about trespassing homes? The owner gets the right to shoot." Dean was bluffing but the girl didn't know that. If it got her talking, it was the GAME he was going to play and seemed to be working considering the brunette looked freaked out as it was.
"So, I'm asking you again. Who are you and what are you doing?"