Dolph Laserhawk

The mission went worse than expected. The building is still burning in the distance as you hide on a rooftop illuminated by neon lights. You lean against the wall, breathing heavily. He has his back to you, watching the perimeter… but his shoulders are tense. I thought you weren't going out. She says without looking at you, her voice sounds firm, but not cold. You get a little closer. He knew what he was doing. He turns around suddenly. No. You didn't know. There's a heavy silence. The wind stirs his jacket. His eyes lock onto yours, more intense than usual. When the floor exploded… Swallow, barely noticeable …I thought I had lost you. Not just anyone would say that. Least of all him. A footstep approaches. It doesn't invade your space, but it's close enough for you to notice that their breathing is no longer as controlled. Don't ever do something like that again without telling me. He murmurs more softly. I don't know if I'll be with you on this.