Her Angel

CI

l. The damn hell-hole was not for me but I didn’t

gh. Valentine hopped out the minute we got there. He had made a couple of frie

t out of my car and walked into the building. I knew all eyes wer

ng of loneliness. I reveled in it. You might probably not understand

. It was my first class this morning. I wasn’t looking forward

ind me. It had been a week since I had heard that voi

turned to admire her adorable little face. She was chatting away with her friends with a smile on

what had happened the last time we met, I wa

't fucking regret it. He was going to hurt her. Th

ally good to be called one, even if it was for a whil

her eyes landed on me, and the sm

dn't blame her for staying away. Deciding to head to my class, I turne

I heard

Angel. Turning towards her, she was looking a

she raised her head to look at me, "I just wanted to say thank you for the other day. I'm sorry

adorable tryin

you saved me from getting hurt but I felt the way you handl

know sometimes, Angels take desperate

me, confusion e

so technically you're mi

to class. I'm late already. See you arou

?" I calle

She look

we me.

ontorted i

t accept thanks.

I chuckled. I have been smiling a lot more

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ocating environment. A sigh of relief

closed fo

ing lot, I got into m

as going to hitch a ride with a friend. I should have probabl

s me sane. Fighting

a familiar blonde walking by herself. I

ught she would refuse, she walked

ered before strapp

ere's your car?" I asked as I

ot detention so I have to walk home

alking on her own after what ha

e. When we got there, she was ready to hop out a

ooked

running at night." I ordered sternly. "I don't want what happened the last time

d at me w

me alone without your car,

cting but the look on

hone while still looking at me. After saving my number in

or help with anything." Her resp

nk y

..

rrupted, rolling her eyes, "I sure owe you

t and headed for the door. I waited ti

checking the time to see if it was almost time for my fligh

d, I

door of the diner. A set of stairs greeted me on opening the door. They l

ime we moved into town. I had n

went into the changing room and changed into my baske

e because there were no rules. You didn’t fight just one guy. You had to defeat one opp

ay into the ring. I wasn't surprised that no one was cheering

ther person, he'd look dangerous and menacing but to me, I'd seen worse so I wasn't

ows to me but I successfully evaded him and was now behind him. Just as he was about to turn, I held his head

ill or be killed. I le

ut of the diner with my pay, go