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"We're undercover. This is a very important undercover operation which you are endangering just by talking to us. Look, I have a gun. I am Detective Inspector Me. This is my partner, Detective Her."
"Her?"
"Me."
"Him?"
"Not me. Her"
"Me."
"You?"
"Yes."
"I'm sorry who are you?"
"I'm Her, he's Me. Got it? Good. You better get out of here before you blow our cover. They've got snipers."
"Her?"
"Me."
"Him?"
"Not me. Her"
"Me."
"You?"
"Yes."
"I'm sorry who are you?"
"I'm Her, he's Me. Got it? Good. You better get out of here before you blow our cover. They've got snipers."
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Something like this? Perhaps? Um... maybe something exciting and new. Different from other Rp's? This sounds like i'm ordering an RP sandwich but i'm not sure what flavor I want. haha lol
So i'm looking for another RP to join. Not to replace this it just seems... slow to me? I need something more and want something to focus on while waiting for something here. Any ideas guys?
Posted! Looks like Autumn is making progress in terms of trust. Will certainly be interesting if Luke had to come to a death v.s. trust Autumn passage. Just a suggestion though, not trying to force anyone's hand here.
Autumn nodded his thanks to Marshall as he offered to let him use his mattress. He would use it for the night and then planned on giving it back. It wouldn't be so bad of an idea to set up a watch around the camp. Maybe they could start a cycle.
As Sophie walked over, Autumn was sitting back down between Ash and Katelyn. "I'll leave you to watch my sister and Ash okay take care of them, and if we aren't back by sunrise then you guys have to leave okay?"
"I'll make sure nothing happens to them." He looked deeply into Sophie's eyes trying to put across a meaningful look, "I'd lay down my life for either of them. Even though we just met, I feel like I've know you guys for a long time." He looked down embarrassed that he might have come across to strong. "Be careful out there." The words came out as a whisper, quiet enough that she might not have even heard.
Watching Autumn realized that Marshall was asking Luke to stay behind and watch him. Marshall didn't want to leave him alone with the girls. More trust issues. It seemed like he was going to have to work to get on the good side of everybody. Smiling he looked at Ash and Katelyn, well maybe not everybody. They seemed nice enough that they trusted him already. He had cried in front of them.
"Hey just give them time okay i'm sure everyone will come around eventually." He half smiled at Katelyn thankful that she believed in him. "Thank you Katelyn. I'm happy that at least you trust me. In a world like this... Well if you don't have trust what do you have?" He shrugged trying to think of another topic that wasn't so depressing.
"I would love to help you count up the food." Stretching back behind him he hooked a finger in his backpack and pulled it close so that he could pull out all of his food. "I suppose if we are a group we should share all of our food. I'm sorry I don't really have much, I came out of my small apartment not preparing for the end of the world." His fingers touched something and he froze. A small smile began to grow on his face, "but... I do have something that I would love to crack out with you guys." He looked between Katelyn and Ashley, slowly pulling out a box of redvines. "Either of you interested in, potentially, the last box of redvines on the planet earth." He ripped open the plastic cover and held it out to them both.
As Sophie walked over, Autumn was sitting back down between Ash and Katelyn. "I'll leave you to watch my sister and Ash okay take care of them, and if we aren't back by sunrise then you guys have to leave okay?"
"I'll make sure nothing happens to them." He looked deeply into Sophie's eyes trying to put across a meaningful look, "I'd lay down my life for either of them. Even though we just met, I feel like I've know you guys for a long time." He looked down embarrassed that he might have come across to strong. "Be careful out there." The words came out as a whisper, quiet enough that she might not have even heard.
Watching Autumn realized that Marshall was asking Luke to stay behind and watch him. Marshall didn't want to leave him alone with the girls. More trust issues. It seemed like he was going to have to work to get on the good side of everybody. Smiling he looked at Ash and Katelyn, well maybe not everybody. They seemed nice enough that they trusted him already. He had cried in front of them.
"Hey just give them time okay i'm sure everyone will come around eventually." He half smiled at Katelyn thankful that she believed in him. "Thank you Katelyn. I'm happy that at least you trust me. In a world like this... Well if you don't have trust what do you have?" He shrugged trying to think of another topic that wasn't so depressing.
"I would love to help you count up the food." Stretching back behind him he hooked a finger in his backpack and pulled it close so that he could pull out all of his food. "I suppose if we are a group we should share all of our food. I'm sorry I don't really have much, I came out of my small apartment not preparing for the end of the world." His fingers touched something and he froze. A small smile began to grow on his face, "but... I do have something that I would love to crack out with you guys." He looked between Katelyn and Ashley, slowly pulling out a box of redvines. "Either of you interested in, potentially, the last box of redvines on the planet earth." He ripped open the plastic cover and held it out to them both.
Yay!
Quietly sniffling Autumn angrily brushed at the tears streaking his face. He was embarrassed to have started crying in front of the group. It gave the appearance that he was weak and couldn't help the group to survive. If he wanted to survive in a world like this he was going to have to toughen up. No more tears.
"I-I'm sorry. I didn't mean to breakdown in front of you." He was talking to both Ashley and Katelyn. "It's not your fault Ashley." He half smiled at her sadly thinking of his lost sister, "You just... reminded me of someone. Someone who was close to me before..." He cut himself off determined to not start crying again.
He counted five beds in total. Five beds and yet only six people. Gesturing with his hand Autumn said, "Make sure that the girls have beds. I'll take the floor." The words came out tiredly, it had been a long day already. Rubbing the bridge of his nose he thought about the people that had died, and how their lives had changed once again. Whether it was for the better, he wasn't so sure yet.
Pushing himself off of the floor in front of Ashley and Katelyn he gave them both a thankful look. Despite everything that the world was going through there was still some decent people out there. "I'll stay with the girls, to protect them. You guys shouldn't be gone to long, so there isn't to much of a need to worry." Autumn knew that Luke was having issues trusting him and he hoped that if he could have the chance to prove himself he could make it up to Luke.
"I-I'm sorry. I didn't mean to breakdown in front of you." He was talking to both Ashley and Katelyn. "It's not your fault Ashley." He half smiled at her sadly thinking of his lost sister, "You just... reminded me of someone. Someone who was close to me before..." He cut himself off determined to not start crying again.
He counted five beds in total. Five beds and yet only six people. Gesturing with his hand Autumn said, "Make sure that the girls have beds. I'll take the floor." The words came out tiredly, it had been a long day already. Rubbing the bridge of his nose he thought about the people that had died, and how their lives had changed once again. Whether it was for the better, he wasn't so sure yet.
Pushing himself off of the floor in front of Ashley and Katelyn he gave them both a thankful look. Despite everything that the world was going through there was still some decent people out there. "I'll stay with the girls, to protect them. You guys shouldn't be gone to long, so there isn't to much of a need to worry." Autumn knew that Luke was having issues trusting him and he hoped that if he could have the chance to prove himself he could make it up to Luke.
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its fine nallore. I played it in with my post. If you edit now, then i would have to also. If you really want i guess you could play it off as she was so distracted by Luke.
Autumn flinched at the look the guy, Luke as he now knew, shot at him. He had never seen this guy. He was a total stranger- No, he was the man Autumn had nearly stabbed. After Luke had tripped over the a tent wire he had seemed just like a walker. It wasn't until he talked and ran off that Autumn had realized how close he had come to becoming a murderer. It was one of the worst feelings in the world. He looked up apologetically at the man, and only then noticed a small girl standing behind him. Ashley.
Autumn watched as the cute little girl introduced herself to the two girls, Sophie and Katelyn. The brunette had blown him off, not even acknowledging him once Luke had shown up. There wasn't much he could do about that, he thought sadly. Looking back down Autumn stared at the tiny girl wondering what guts she had to have to have survived in a world like this, even for just two weeks.
After Luke's and Ash's introductions they began to make way to a place that Luke had deemed safe. They ran into few walkers on their trek and soon made it to a small house. They were staying in the garage. Probably the safest of all the places in the house; more then one exit, reinforced doors, no windows. Overall Autumn couldn't think of anything wrong with the place.
Throwing his pack against a wall, Autumn started unpacking some of the essentials. He didn't want to take everything out just in case they had to leave in a hurry. Unrolling a sleeping bag he straightened out a nice little sleeping quarters for himself. Maybe when Luke and Marshall got back he could have one of the mattresses. He shook his head at the thought thinking that they should go to the child and women first before him. He could survive without a soft floor.
Sitting down on his sleeping bag he looked around at everyone else. Ash was nearby him. Turning towards her he said, "Hey. I'm Autumn. You must be Ash." She reminded him so much of his own baby sister. She had died at the age of 5, only weeks before the outbreak. In some ways he was happy for that. He didn't want her to have to live through the horrors of the world as it was now. While thinking of his sister tears had began to pour down his cheek. He hadn't even realized.
Autumn watched as the cute little girl introduced herself to the two girls, Sophie and Katelyn. The brunette had blown him off, not even acknowledging him once Luke had shown up. There wasn't much he could do about that, he thought sadly. Looking back down Autumn stared at the tiny girl wondering what guts she had to have to have survived in a world like this, even for just two weeks.
After Luke's and Ash's introductions they began to make way to a place that Luke had deemed safe. They ran into few walkers on their trek and soon made it to a small house. They were staying in the garage. Probably the safest of all the places in the house; more then one exit, reinforced doors, no windows. Overall Autumn couldn't think of anything wrong with the place.
Throwing his pack against a wall, Autumn started unpacking some of the essentials. He didn't want to take everything out just in case they had to leave in a hurry. Unrolling a sleeping bag he straightened out a nice little sleeping quarters for himself. Maybe when Luke and Marshall got back he could have one of the mattresses. He shook his head at the thought thinking that they should go to the child and women first before him. He could survive without a soft floor.
Sitting down on his sleeping bag he looked around at everyone else. Ash was nearby him. Turning towards her he said, "Hey. I'm Autumn. You must be Ash." She reminded him so much of his own baby sister. She had died at the age of 5, only weeks before the outbreak. In some ways he was happy for that. He didn't want her to have to live through the horrors of the world as it was now. While thinking of his sister tears had began to pour down his cheek. He hadn't even realized.
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