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   It was an irritation she had dealt with numerous times from her    work at the hotel. People would hit on her, and despite her    claiming she was a lesbian and quite possibly taken, no one    listened to herâ that or they assumed they could be the only    man with a lesbian.
   Whatever the reason, it was irritating. She got so irritated so    fast, and it already took a lot to get her to go out and be social.    So when she had decided to stop by the bar after a particularly    stressful work day and had a particularly persistent jerk hitting    on her, she was about at the end of her ropes.
   The sudden female voice caught her off guard, initially    assuming it to be directed towards someone else. However, as    the girl approached her and gave her the feeling it was an    attempt to save her, Nessa realized she finally had a savior.    Lips curved up to a grateful smile as she turned to her faux    girlfriend.
 â Iâm not sure, but I think he was just leaving. â She replied,    glancing at the man. As soon as the man realized he was    being snubbed and actually wasnât getting anywhere, he    growled some bigoted remark and stormed off. A sigh escaped    Nessa as she gave a larger smile to the blonde. â Thank you    so much for that. I had absolutely no energy to deal with this. â
àŒș Bars, well quite honestly were somewhere she was found a lot. There wasnât really else much for her to do. Not like she really made enough money to do anything exciting, and honestly the drinks were all practically water to her. She always sat in the back, away from most and just watched. Rabbit enjoyed just watching a situation, seeing how people are.
Maybe thatâs how she noticed the creep, talking to the girl who quite honestly was very obvious about wanting to be left alone. Brown eyes watching carefully as she observed, the man wasnât getting the hint. Looking down at her own drink, and finishing it off, she walked up. She wasnât about to let some guy just... honestly pester the other the whole night. Besides, he was obnoxiously loud and was getting annoying even to her.
The blonde, if anything, was an amazing actor at times. Resting her arm on the bar beside the woman she just saved, as the man made the rude remark Rabbit simply winked at him and stuck a tongue out at him behind his back. Letting a single laugh out, she turned to the other, waving it off. Her smile was sincere and kind. Honestly she was just glad to help, there was really no reason to thank her in her own mind.
     â Huh? Oh, ya donâ need tâ worry âbout it, friend. The guy looked like a         creep, and âa didnât want ya gettinâ hurt or somethinâ. Gotta love the         oblivious drunks, ammi right? Ya sound like ya had a hard day         though... If ya donât think itâs weird, babe, can âa buy ya another         drink? â
The usual relationship pet name was emphasized as a joke, and the young adult took a seat next to the other. Really, quite honestly hoping that she wasnât intruding- or in fact that her S.O. might show up at any moment and kick her ass for âflirtingâ, Rabbit was somewhat looking for- well for conversations. Taverns, Bars. Doesnât really matter- werenât they all just a place to meet and talk to other people? And thatâs all she really wanted to do. Hoping that the joke of calling her babe wouldnât go over a boundary, she laughed at her own little joke if you could call it that towards the situation and smiled at her.
And honestly, part of her wanted to make sure that the pink haired other wasnât bothered again, or that the guy didnât come back to try and get both of them. Not that she was really scared of him, she knew she could kick the guys ass, she just wanted to make sure that after the long day that the other had- well that she actually had a break. Thatâs always something important after all.
Rabbit though, was smiling happily, and seemed to lighten her demeanor a bit as he left, seeing as she was no longer trying to intimidate someone. Amazing how great of lengths someone will go to for a stranger.Â àŒ»
