Aniett
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- May 23, 2015
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Two males. Handlers.
They were doing an excellent job of blending in, but Olivia Dupart knew their kind. They had been tracking her for the past four months even after having the chip embedded behind her ear voided. This was the first time they’d gotten so close. She had let her guard down, but thankfully, saw them first, and quickly shifted her path to veer away from them and further into the moderate crowd on the sidewalk.
It was late, but it was a weekend. People bustled up and down the streets of the uptown shopping plaza. Her last delivery had been uniforms for the five star restaurant two blocks back and she had lingered to talk with the owner. It was him that helped her get the delivery job with the cleaners, it was also him that forked over the cash for her illegal class C identification badge. Olivia owed everything to him. Taking a deep breath she made a quick left between the next building randomly. Crossing behind it she backtracked to the restaurant. She didn’t want to cause any trouble, but an idea of how to avoid the handlers on her trail was forming.
The employees near the back entrance barely took notice of her, though one did glance and give her an odd smile. She pulled her hat down low over her face and tucked a stray curl back into the bun at the nape of her neck, not making eye contact as she continued around the building. Looking behind herself at every turn, she finally made it to the valet parking on the east side of the building, hoping she lost whoever was following. Once there she slipped out into the sea of luxury cars, testing her wrist badge against each one she passed hoping to trigger the locking mechanism without sounding an alarm. She’d done it before, but not to steal like most had. Then, she just wanted a place to sleep, but now she needed a place to hide.
When the muffled thud of one of the cars finally unlocking sounded, she wasted no time. Shrugging out of her delivery coveralls, and stuffing them into the nearest trash bin, Olivia climbed into the trunk of the car in just her shorts and tank top, thankful the owner had very little stored inside of it. Tucking her five foot six curvy frame into the trunk was quick and easy. Not seconds after she closed it she heard voices, hot, rushed and urgent, asking the valets a series of questions. Soon the familiar voice of the owner was heard, but after a few forceful objections the whole thing died down. She thought for sure the trunk would be popped open any second and she’d be hauled back to the hell hole they called a hospital. Olivia shuddered at the thought of drug therapy starting all over again.
Minutes seemed like hours, but soon the car was started and pulled up for it’s owner. Olivia silently prayed whoever it was, wouldn’t need to put anything in the trunk.
They were doing an excellent job of blending in, but Olivia Dupart knew their kind. They had been tracking her for the past four months even after having the chip embedded behind her ear voided. This was the first time they’d gotten so close. She had let her guard down, but thankfully, saw them first, and quickly shifted her path to veer away from them and further into the moderate crowd on the sidewalk.
It was late, but it was a weekend. People bustled up and down the streets of the uptown shopping plaza. Her last delivery had been uniforms for the five star restaurant two blocks back and she had lingered to talk with the owner. It was him that helped her get the delivery job with the cleaners, it was also him that forked over the cash for her illegal class C identification badge. Olivia owed everything to him. Taking a deep breath she made a quick left between the next building randomly. Crossing behind it she backtracked to the restaurant. She didn’t want to cause any trouble, but an idea of how to avoid the handlers on her trail was forming.
The employees near the back entrance barely took notice of her, though one did glance and give her an odd smile. She pulled her hat down low over her face and tucked a stray curl back into the bun at the nape of her neck, not making eye contact as she continued around the building. Looking behind herself at every turn, she finally made it to the valet parking on the east side of the building, hoping she lost whoever was following. Once there she slipped out into the sea of luxury cars, testing her wrist badge against each one she passed hoping to trigger the locking mechanism without sounding an alarm. She’d done it before, but not to steal like most had. Then, she just wanted a place to sleep, but now she needed a place to hide.
When the muffled thud of one of the cars finally unlocking sounded, she wasted no time. Shrugging out of her delivery coveralls, and stuffing them into the nearest trash bin, Olivia climbed into the trunk of the car in just her shorts and tank top, thankful the owner had very little stored inside of it. Tucking her five foot six curvy frame into the trunk was quick and easy. Not seconds after she closed it she heard voices, hot, rushed and urgent, asking the valets a series of questions. Soon the familiar voice of the owner was heard, but after a few forceful objections the whole thing died down. She thought for sure the trunk would be popped open any second and she’d be hauled back to the hell hole they called a hospital. Olivia shuddered at the thought of drug therapy starting all over again.
Minutes seemed like hours, but soon the car was started and pulled up for it’s owner. Olivia silently prayed whoever it was, wouldn’t need to put anything in the trunk.