➳ Aʀᴛᴇᴍɪs ᴛʜᴇ Hᴜɴᴛʀᴇss and Sarbi

[Sarbi, Opheliac]

Ryan was about to turn when he Heard a faint scream which he ran at, he found Ashley struggling and immediately reacted grabbing the stranger by the shoulder pulling him off of her. The attacker swung at him but missed as Ryan swung, kiking his knees out from under him and using the sleeper. The man lay unconscious, breathing deeply he turned to her face stern. "You okay?"

[[deleted user]]

"Thanks, I had it under control." She muttered and pulled dow the sleeves of her jumper. She looke up at Ryan and in her head she thought: Crap, well I an j BIG trouble now...

[Sarbi, Opheliac]

His eyes narrowed at her. "Yeah I`m sure." He snarled looking down at the attacker before he grabbed her arm and started pulling her away from there.

[[deleted user]]

"Ouch! Stop it!" She snapped and tried to yank her arm away. But he was three times her height and weight, so there was no way she could forced him to let go.

[Sarbi, Opheliac]

He didn`t budge and kept dragging her. "That was an incredibly stupid move on your part." He was pretty angry right now as he kept moving. "You put yourself in danger in vain." He looked at her intensely. "Like I said there no escaping me wheather you I or whoever wants it or not."

[[deleted user]]

"That is not creepy at all!" She said sarcastically at his last comment. She stared right back at him with a glare of her own. "I don't like being followed, or treated like a child!" She snapped.

[Sarbi, Opheliac]

His stare was blank at her sarcasm as he stopped and faced her his jaw set in a firm line. "Then stop acting like one! As for the rest tough luck there`s a phsycho who could probably be dangerous don`t you get that?!"

[[deleted user]]

Ashley glared at him. "If I managed to survive this far without a bodyguard, i can survive the rest of the way." She replied coldly.
She didn't like people. At all.

[Sarbi, Opheliac]

"If that were true I wouldn`t be here. As ir stands here I am so you could just make my job and your life easier if you don`t fight it." Just what was her problem with having a bodyguard?

[[deleted user]]

Ashley frowned but didn't say anything. She tugged her numb arm free of his grasp and started to walk briskly towards the train station.

[Sarbi, Opheliac]

This was going to be trickier than he thought but no worries he had enough time, he smirked. "Don`t walk away from me. Ashley just stay where you are or so help me..."

[[deleted user]]

"Or so help you what? You'll ground me?" She asked from over her shoulder. But still she slowed down. Ahe blew a strand out of her face as she waited impatiently for Ryan to catch up.

[Sarbi, Opheliac]

He sighed and caught up. "If that`s what it takes. Or I`ll just hold you`re hand like a good girl." He said sarcastically why not it`d probably embarrass her to no end.

[[deleted user]]

Ashley rolled her eyes. "Whatever," she said and walked into the train statiom silent. She swiped her card at the entarance to the unserground. "What about you?" She asked.

((Night!))

[[deleted user]]

((I am a-back~))

[Sarbi, Opheliac]

Ryan stared and wondered if she did it on purpose, he smirked and jumped the entrance in a flash. "I`m resourceful." He chuckled roughly. "So where to?"

[[deleted user]]

Ashley scowlled at him and walked past him. "On M27, we get off at the last stop." She said as she looked for the platform number three. She stood there at the platform, her arms crossed.

[[deleted user]]

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[Sarbi, Opheliac]

Nodding hesitantly he followed her, alert for any posible threats. "Don`t stand too close over the line." He said somewhat in a anxious whisper.

[[deleted user]]

(Sory.))

Ashley rolled her eyes and folded her arms over her chest. "Yes, mother." She muttered and glanced at the clock every now and then. Finally the train came and was slowing down until it finally stopped to a halt. The doors swung open and people in business suits and briefcases walked out, along with people of all races, ages and genders. A sigh escaped the writers lips as she started to make her way through the door.