try jiggling the handle. (julia to miguel lmfao)
“Oh. I didn’t think of that.” His response drips with sarcasm as he reaches behind Julia to grab the handle. Why was this damn closet so small, anyway? The two have somehow found themselves in many the compromising situation in their time (humorous, really) — and the amount has only increased since Miguel took the temporary position of soccer coach. It is, in fact, his taking of the position that got them into this mess, anyway; Julia would get roped into helping an after school program, and Miguel — who had been spending more and more time there — would get looped in turn. Today, a simple, ‘can you grab a couple extra tables?’ turned into getting trapped in the confined space which held them. Yeah, he sees the damn tables alright. They mock them, leaned against the back wall. Useless now, if they can’t get out.
And it wouldn’t be so easy, wouldn’t it? To just use his abilities to knock the door down? But no, he can’t do that — now can he? It would cause too many problems, raise too many alarms. There were too many eyes around. Though, none mattered more to him than Julia’s. And knowing her, she’s probably wishing she could knock the door clean off its hinges herself.
“I think it locked when it shut behind us,” he observes, a jiggle of the handle confirming his statement. Luckily, there’s a lock on the inside as well — probably for the poor fools that found themselves in the same situation. He cranes his neck to look down at her, brows rising in inquiry. Hopefully, it isn’t too evident that he is doing everything in his power to keep his patience.
“Know how to pick a lock?”









