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that happen. The mere thought of Athena covered in her own blood dying made him furious. Jumping in front of her, he stood protectively like a shield.
“I’m not leaving.” She said stubbornly.
Without another word, Lucien manifested an orb and chucked it at Vulcan. Exploding on impact, Vulcan was knocked off his feet. Lucien didn’t have time to play games, he was pressed for time. Grabbing Hazel’s cold lifeless he jetted from the room.
“What are you doing?!” she screamed as he grabbed the doorknob and pulled it towards him.
He pulled until the frame snapped and wedged together. Looking through the morgue window, he saw Vulcan staring back irately.
“Let’s go!!” Lucien shouted taking off through the stairwell and up the stairs.
Making it to the lobby, he let Athena run through the doors first, then he followed. Rushing down the hall, he slammed it a nurse.
“Sorry!” he shouted still not slowing.
He followed Athena down the hall as an orderly shouted at him.
“Stop!!” the blonde haired guy ordered, but Lucien of course ignored his request.
If he was caught carting a dead body from the hospital morgue there would be no way to explain that to the humans. It was more trouble than he needed. Hustling through the emergency room doors, he was relieved to see her car sitting there and Delilah in the back seat. So she had listened, but she went back to make sure he was ok. That was good to know. She hopped in the driver’s seat as he laid Hazel’s body on the back seat near Delilah. Afterwards, he hopped in the front seat.
“Go!” he shouted as Athena revved the engine.
“This person is dead!” Delilah shouted frantically inching to the other side of the car.
Lucien looked back to see Vulcan step through the doors emergency doors and before he could think Vulcan threw a fire ball at the car, narrowly missing them. Stepping on the gas, Athena swerved off and Vulcan stood as he watched their car shrink into the distance.
“Why is there a dead body in my backseat?” Athena asked looking over to Lucien.
He was breathing heavily and unquestionably worn out. Staring at him briefly, she noted the bruise on his cheek and gashes under his eye and busted lip. The shackles they had placed on him had depleted his energy in mere seconds and obviously hindered his body’s rapid healing process. The scene in the morgue only had her begging more questions. The main one was what the hell was going on?
“Sugar , I’m scared.” Delilah replied softly and Lucien glanced back at her for a split second.
Gripping the steering wheel tighter, Athena rounded the corner.
Pulling up to her home, Lucien didn’t hesitate. Before Athena could speak, he immediately hopped out of the car and headed to the back seat. Lifting Delilah in both arms, he carried her to the door. Fuming, Athena sprang from the car and stormed to the door before opening it. Strolling passed her, she grumbled as Delilah curled up closer to him. He went to one of her guestrooms. Waiting in the living room, she folded her arms over her chest impatiently.
“What happened at the hospital?!” she yelled as he reemerged moments later.
“I don’t have time for this right now.” He grumbled.
“Well you better make time!” she shouted again catching his arm.
Sighing frustrated, he stared at her. “Look, we’ll talk I promise.”
By his tone, she could tell he was very sincere, so she released her grip on him. He disappeared outside once more and came back with Hazel’s body. Athena still couldn’t understand why he’d stolen her body. Walking passed her again he headed towards her room.
“Oh no you don’t!” she shouted following him.
There was no way she was letting him befoul her personal living space with a cadaver. He was nuts if he thought that. Nudging her door open, he laid Hazel on the floor before kneeling over her. Ripping his shirt off, he took in a breath and placed a hand on her chest.
“What are you doing?!”
“I’m not leaving.” She said stubbornly.
Without another word, Lucien manifested an orb and chucked it at Vulcan. Exploding on impact, Vulcan was knocked off his feet. Lucien didn’t have time to play games, he was pressed for time. Grabbing Hazel’s cold lifeless he jetted from the room.
“What are you doing?!” she screamed as he grabbed the doorknob and pulled it towards him.
He pulled until the frame snapped and wedged together. Looking through the morgue window, he saw Vulcan staring back irately.
“Let’s go!!” Lucien shouted taking off through the stairwell and up the stairs.
Making it to the lobby, he let Athena run through the doors first, then he followed. Rushing down the hall, he slammed it a nurse.
“Sorry!” he shouted still not slowing.
He followed Athena down the hall as an orderly shouted at him.
“Stop!!” the blonde haired guy ordered, but Lucien of course ignored his request.
If he was caught carting a dead body from the hospital morgue there would be no way to explain that to the humans. It was more trouble than he needed. Hustling through the emergency room doors, he was relieved to see her car sitting there and Delilah in the back seat. So she had listened, but she went back to make sure he was ok. That was good to know. She hopped in the driver’s seat as he laid Hazel’s body on the back seat near Delilah. Afterwards, he hopped in the front seat.
“Go!” he shouted as Athena revved the engine.
“This person is dead!” Delilah shouted frantically inching to the other side of the car.
Lucien looked back to see Vulcan step through the doors emergency doors and before he could think Vulcan threw a fire ball at the car, narrowly missing them. Stepping on the gas, Athena swerved off and Vulcan stood as he watched their car shrink into the distance.
“Why is there a dead body in my backseat?” Athena asked looking over to Lucien.
He was breathing heavily and unquestionably worn out. Staring at him briefly, she noted the bruise on his cheek and gashes under his eye and busted lip. The shackles they had placed on him had depleted his energy in mere seconds and obviously hindered his body’s rapid healing process. The scene in the morgue only had her begging more questions. The main one was what the hell was going on?
“Sugar , I’m scared.” Delilah replied softly and Lucien glanced back at her for a split second.
Gripping the steering wheel tighter, Athena rounded the corner.
Pulling up to her home, Lucien didn’t hesitate. Before Athena could speak, he immediately hopped out of the car and headed to the back seat. Lifting Delilah in both arms, he carried her to the door. Fuming, Athena sprang from the car and stormed to the door before opening it. Strolling passed her, she grumbled as Delilah curled up closer to him. He went to one of her guestrooms. Waiting in the living room, she folded her arms over her chest impatiently.
“What happened at the hospital?!” she yelled as he reemerged moments later.
“I don’t have time for this right now.” He grumbled.
“Well you better make time!” she shouted again catching his arm.
Sighing frustrated, he stared at her. “Look, we’ll talk I promise.”
By his tone, she could tell he was very sincere, so she released her grip on him. He disappeared outside once more and came back with Hazel’s body. Athena still couldn’t understand why he’d stolen her body. Walking passed her again he headed towards her room.
“Oh no you don’t!” she shouted following him.
There was no way she was letting him befoul her personal living space with a cadaver. He was nuts if he thought that. Nudging her door open, he laid Hazel on the floor before kneeling over her. Ripping his shirt off, he took in a breath and placed a hand on her chest.
“What are you doing?!”
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