Neil had to drink some more to calm his nerves. "I can;t believe you just said all that shit." he muttered to himself after Junebug had left. He poured the bottle into half a glass and chugged it, placing it down on the standing table with a 'clap.' "What were you thinking? You know she wasn't going to do anything with Saxon." He felt a very unnerving chill run up his spine and he visibly shuddered at the very mental image. 

"Fuck, I hate that talking dinosaur." he admitted, clenching his fist. He closed his eyes and let himself calm down for a minute, playing the scene of him professing feelings to Sayeeda in his head over and over, realizing how stupid he was. He needed to make it right and tell her he was bullshitting. They would both know he wasn't, but he was professional enough to pretend until the problem went away. It's what he had been doing, after all! 

A minute after Junebug left, he sighed and followed after her, trying to catch up with a jog as he made it into the central area of town. He could barely see the top of her hair, gliding into an alleyway across the way. He had always been nimble and quiet, and most people wouldn't understand how well someone could both run, and dodge people, while being silent at the same time. He used his skill and made his way through the crowd, leaping off concrete surfaces like the side of the central fountain and slipping through groups of people to make it to where Junebug was. 

She was gone... 

Neil looked every which way, not understanding where she could be. Until he heard hushed voices, and the telltale sound of dragging feet down another few alleyways. Neil sprinted, taking his gun out. He was tipsy but still crisp enough to shoot a fly out of the air if he needed to. He arrived at the alley she had been taken in only moments too late, seeing her being carried into the door of a nondescript structure by a street tough and a military looking man who led him. 

"What in the fuck?" he breathed, lifting his gun. He squinted, trying to figure out what was going on. He needed another way in... 
[@Penny]