LittleRedDevil
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The challenge was there, not just from the dumb blond, but from Razor too. Her head moved slightly, but it was enough. The lights turned green and the two cars took off. Mac didn't quite trust him though, and her knuckled were tuning white from gripping the door handle. The shithead noticed to and chuckled at her.
"What's the matter, Jamie girl? Are you a little worried?"
Mac gritted her teeth. "No, of course not, why would you think that?"
His answer was to chuckle and whip the car around a corner without even slowing down. If Mac were Catholic, she probably would have crossed herself.
They arrived at her apartment not long after that. "I'd be a real bitch if I didn't ask you up for coffee or something, after you brought me home and all."
Razor nodded, "Besides, you never answered my question."
They climbed the three floors to Mac's apartment. It was small, a one bedroom. Razor looked around. She could only hope he wouldn't say anything. "Why do you live in such a tiny place? I know you can afford more, especially after last nights heist."
Mac gave him a stern look and planted her hands on her hips, "What makes you so damn sure it was me anyways?" She didn't notice how his eyes dropped to her lips.
"Who else would it be? They found no evidence, and you're the only one who could get through a security system like the only my father has in that place."
He had a point. "You said you had two things, what's the other?"
"What's the matter, Jamie girl? Are you a little worried?"
Mac gritted her teeth. "No, of course not, why would you think that?"
His answer was to chuckle and whip the car around a corner without even slowing down. If Mac were Catholic, she probably would have crossed herself.
They arrived at her apartment not long after that. "I'd be a real bitch if I didn't ask you up for coffee or something, after you brought me home and all."
Razor nodded, "Besides, you never answered my question."
They climbed the three floors to Mac's apartment. It was small, a one bedroom. Razor looked around. She could only hope he wouldn't say anything. "Why do you live in such a tiny place? I know you can afford more, especially after last nights heist."
Mac gave him a stern look and planted her hands on her hips, "What makes you so damn sure it was me anyways?" She didn't notice how his eyes dropped to her lips.
"Who else would it be? They found no evidence, and you're the only one who could get through a security system like the only my father has in that place."
He had a point. "You said you had two things, what's the other?"