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@mrsvoight-blog
@vcight.
â oh youâre complaininâ? youâre not the one gettinâ hit in the face. â Â an exaggerated nod. Â â yeah, yeah, weâll find ya another tea cosy. now câmon. once youâve laid one right to the guyâs nose youâre gonna wanna make sure the scumbag wonât catch up to ya. i want you to hit me again but this time kick me in the back of the knee like this, â he demonstrated against her without making contact. â câmon. â Â he grabbed her arm once more. â think of the tea cosy. â
â youâre going to a helluva lot of work for an ( if ) situation here, hank, â Â an if situation she very much liked to put at the back of her mind, never to worry about. Â a sigh at his grip. Â Â â oh iâm thinkinâ of the tea cosy. and the damn teapot. yâknow i hated that cat. â Â but camille did as told------palm to the nose, foot making contact with the back of his knee with a swift kick.
@vcight.
hank was forced a step back, letting go of her wrist. Â â whoaâohho. now thatâs what iâm talkinâ about. â Â he stepped in to take her hands and urged her with him to the middle of the mats. Â â you are a tough guy. Â never doubted you for a minute. â
a momentary apologetic look. Â it faded, however; man deserved it then. Â she let him lead her onto the mats. Â â yeah, yeah. you know how long itâs gonna take me to find another damn tea cosy like that? â Â yarn was beautifully stitched... Â an original pattern. Â a raise of her brows. Â Â â you not done yet? â Â ( tiny smirk )
@vcight.
â would i kid about this? â   he laughed. oh she was pissed.  â and that fruit bowl you bought last week?  i knocked it off the kitchen table by accident gettinâ in late after that raid⊠â  itâd also been dumped in the Jonsonâs trash.  â that teapot you loved?  yeah it wasnât the jonesâ cat who knocked it off the tableâŠso what you gonna do âbout it TOUGH GUY? â
three seconds. Â no warning. Â no wind up twist. Â a solid stare of disbelief before palm made contact with his nose... Â HARD. Â she huffed. Â â you can be a real pain in the ass, eh? â
@vcight.
he shook off the hit with a chuckle, still clutching her arm. â is that all you got?! â  it was good, but not hard enough.  â you know speakinâ of your candles⊠might have a little confession.  that tea cosy you been searchinâ high nâ low for?  mightâve accidentally set it on fire. â  it had been an accident.  hank had then covered up the crime by burying it in next doorâs trash. Â
or maybe it wouldnât be just one time... Â â you did WHAT? â Â eyes narrowed in on him. Â Â â iâve been looking for that damn thing for a month. youâve watched me --- â Â from a straight line to a purse. Â Â â real funny---tell me youâre kidding. â Â for his sake he better hope so. Â they werenât an easy find & sheâd quite liked hers.
@vcight.
â get your mind outta the gutter, lady. â Â he had to laugh. Â wouldnât be laughing so much in a minute or two, he bet. Â â yeah? prove it. or are you jusâ a wise guy unless youâre beinâ told theyâve sold out of scented candles at store you love so much? â
â ------ one time! it was one time. â Â theyâd told her the day previous that the candles would still be there. Â â & soâs this. â Â said under her breath. Â then, cami moved as though to twist away again, only to turn back toward him just as quick. Â her palm meeting the bridge of his nose...
@vcight.
â what if he ainât holdinâ your wrist, uh? what if heâs got you by the arm. â  he gripped her left arm tightly. â you smack him clear in the nose. â  among other things⊠eye gouging and a kick to the back of his knee⊠but heâd cover those after sheâd nailed the smack in the nose.  one thing at a time.  â whatâre you waitinâ for, tough guy? â
the way she turned into him upon his grasp wouldâve made the clear shot... Â camille withheld. Â a small smirk budding at her lips. Â ( opposite effect ) Â but eyes conveyed a different message. Â â i can think of a few other things iâd do to you, â Â arm were twisted. Â â & i am a tough guy. â Â suddenly not doubting his ability to wind her up...
@vcight.
didnât he know it.  hank had put a lot of time & effort into making sure she wasnât angry or afraid of him.  she was one of maybe threeâfour people who werenât scared of what the man could do, and one of very few people who werenât angry at him for one thing or another.  â you did good⊠but alright iâm sure i can piss you off.  another talent of mine. â he held out his palm and lightly pressed it to the bridge of her nose.  â striking a guy like this is more effective than any punch youâre gonna land. try it, uh. hit me. câmon. â
â câmon? you câmon. iâm not gonna hit you. â Â a pfft sound escaping her lips. Â hit him? Â yeah. Â that sounded thrilling. Â may of been a few times she wanted to smack him but... Â how effective could hitting him be? Â Â â letâs go back to the wrist thing, hm? do it til it feels natural. â Â wrist held back out to him.
@vcight.
hankâs grip did not falter. not till he took hers and placed it over his wrist like he had, demonstrating as he spoke. â thereâs a little trick to this one. Â weâll do it so many times itâll become natural. Â jusâ twist your wrist so your thumb lines up with my fingers, uh. then jerk your arm by bending it by the elbow. Â â Â with a sharp yank her grip was rendered loose. â try that. â Â he once again took her by the wrist.
serious------hank were serious about this.  so for that reason, she would put in an effort.  sure, chicago was a rough city but she still hadnât the thought of ever attending a self defense class.  his instruction were then followed.  with a twist of her wrist, eyes moving down to their hands, cami yanked back as told.  she felt his grip âround her wrist loosen.   â yâknow, this would be--- â  okay, wrong line of thought...  wouldnât be easier at all but,   â iâm not angry & i ainât afraid of you. â
@vcight.
â yeah theyâll sell it. junkiesâll do and take just about anythinâ for a pay off itâll lead to a score. Â believe me iâve seen it. â Â hank stepped into her, then. Â âalright some guy grabs your wrist like this. Â whatâd you do to get out of it? â Â he took her by the wrist. Â instead of telling her how, he wanted her to try. Â he wanted her to try so that if the scenario ever did arise, sheâd remember better what NOT to do. Â because it hadnât worked.
eyes met his for a few long moments. Â his hand on her wrist. Â didnât wanna place her husband & a man like that in the same place. Â a deep breath. Â ( gut instinct, right? ) Â state of mind... Â with a jolt of her arm she yanked, half expecting his hand to budge in the slightest, with a step away. Â bare in comparison to were the situation have actually arose, but again, it were her husband. Â itâd take some getting used to.Â
@vcight.
& he suddenly wonders if he shouldâve worn a cup for thisâŠ. â your gut instinct. always go with your gut.  you throw that damn thing at him and run.  give him whatever the hell he wants. purse. keys. phone⊠and it pains me to say it but even your wedding ring.  you hear me? â
â i donât think MY wedding ring will be any use to anyone but me. â Â hated thinking about the prospect of any of it but... Â hands were wrung out. Â it were all in the ( if ) ------Â â i hear ya. â
@vcight.
hank took to laying out a couple mats. Â as soon as heâd recovered from the recent assault, heâd made sure she agreed to learn how to defend herself. Â â alrightâsome clownâs got a knife. Â youâre alone and itâs dark and he wants your handbag. whatâdya do? â Â
â well, iâm thinkinâ the purse ainât so expensive to replace, â   ( true )  maybe not the answer he was looking for.   though naturally, one would assume theyâd attack & flee for help.  a shrug.  â kick âem where it hurts & run. â
@vcight.
he realized she wasnât too excited to learn self defense but - it was a necessity.  â i happen to be an expert in puttinâ dirtbags on the floor⊠â  & breaking their jaws⊠â nâyou will be too, so you âbout ready, tough guy? â
â nice---real nice, â Â a small roll of her eyes. Â some of them deserved it, what with the things they did. Â considering how the ones whoâd gotten into their house had put hank on the floor... Â it couldnât hurt. Â and she werenât against it either. Â more so the idea of whacking her husband a solid one. Â â yeah, yeah. iâm cominâ. â Â the inside door to the garage were pulled open & the few stairs descended.
did she understand why they were here?  yeah.  did she want to be here?  well, she could certainly think of a few other ways they could pass the time.  hank was a little more adamant about it  but hey---put her workout clothes to good use.  it were quality time spent together nonetheless.  ( still didnât quite sit right )  â you sure youâre qualified for this? â  a smirk tugged at her lips.  might as well try & bring some light air to it while she could.
@vcight.
@vcight.
â yeah yeah, laugh it up chuckles. â Â ( there was still time ) Â truth be told? Â he were the only reason the two theyâd be sitting with werenât in jail. Â they all had richard voight to thank for that. Â â Â letâs get some drinks.. â Â it was about that time. Â he steered her toward the bar, where he came face to face with none other than his childhood partner in crime ( one of them anyway ) don. Â â hank, my man. there you are. wasnât sure youâd be cominâ. Â camiâlookinâ beautiful as always. when you gonna leave this clown and run away with me? â Â he pat hank on the chest as he teased him.
â youâve to admit itâs a little funny, â Â she teased, following his lead. Â stopped by a familiar face. Â well, at least it wouldnât be a night entirely accompanied of strangers... Â not that cami minded. Â all she needed was hank anyway. Â smirk to a warm smile, her gaze then shuffled between the two men. Â Â â yeah, yeah. itâs nice to see you too, don. â Â another chuckle & hankâs hand were dropped, rounding the back of him only to retrieve his opposite hand. Â ( closer to the bar ) Â Â â you want me to order, hm? â Â let her husband have a drink in his hand before barraging him with questions.
@vcight.
a grunt.   what other choice did he have?   they were there, now.  â jusâ remember that when weâre at yours, uh?  â  he sighed, and took her hand.  one upside?  he got to show her off.  as they walked into the hall he couldnât believe what he saw.  yearbook photos blown up, acting as a seating guideâŠwith their âvoted most likelyâ across it.  looked like hank âvoted most likey to go to prisonâ was sitting on nik ( voted most likely to become a millionaire ) & donâs ( voted most likely to take over the world ) table.  â looks like the gangâs back together, â he murmured.     did he really want cami anywhere near this?
the latter of his statements drew her eye in on the table.  each signed glazed over---a raised brow upon landing on hankâs, though lips tugged into an almost sly grin.   â most likely to go to prison, hm? â  sheâd tried to withhold the small chuckle...  it slipped pass âer lips anyway.  it werenât quite as camille expected but nonetheless managed to amuse her.   â well, well, detective ------ â  under her breath, just for him to hear.  maybe tonight would be fun.  more fun than either of âem knew.   â looks like you puled a fast one on them. â