Sean Renaud
The West Coast Pop
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Jermaine jumped when she attacked the cage. It send her sprawling just like it was supposed to and consciously Jermaine had know that it would hold against even her strength. Truth is that any man who claimed he was one hundred percent certain was either insane or a liar and Jermaine was neither, whe he'd caught that blur of motion part of him was certain that she was going to escape.
Seeing her sprawled out on the floor though, well that gave him other thoughts, the first being once again the breifest proposition that she might have been killed. Of course that wasn't possible, they'd calibrated the shock specifically for her. The second was a little less honorable, but in the end what he decided was to sit back down and watch her.
Truth was he really didn't have any place else to be and he'd only started to leave hoping that it would coax a response from her. Which to be perfectly fair and blunt about things it had. She had responded to his trying to leave, just not by asking him to stay. Somehow Jermaine doubted she wanted to burst from her confines to kiss him, embrace him and crush him up against her. . .
"Hurry up an wake up I know you're not dead." Jermaine said as he pulled up a chair and down. Maybe he'd be able to see it, her soul. Maybe she'd glow like like on some of the television shows he'd seen. Maybe she'd start weeping over all of the people she'd slain. Then again maybe it would be business as usual and the scientists would need to run a bunch of tests to confirm they had put something in place they couldn't even prove existed.
He sighed. At least she was beautiful.
Seeing her sprawled out on the floor though, well that gave him other thoughts, the first being once again the breifest proposition that she might have been killed. Of course that wasn't possible, they'd calibrated the shock specifically for her. The second was a little less honorable, but in the end what he decided was to sit back down and watch her.
Truth was he really didn't have any place else to be and he'd only started to leave hoping that it would coax a response from her. Which to be perfectly fair and blunt about things it had. She had responded to his trying to leave, just not by asking him to stay. Somehow Jermaine doubted she wanted to burst from her confines to kiss him, embrace him and crush him up against her. . .
"Hurry up an wake up I know you're not dead." Jermaine said as he pulled up a chair and down. Maybe he'd be able to see it, her soul. Maybe she'd glow like like on some of the television shows he'd seen. Maybe she'd start weeping over all of the people she'd slain. Then again maybe it would be business as usual and the scientists would need to run a bunch of tests to confirm they had put something in place they couldn't even prove existed.
He sighed. At least she was beautiful.