Her heart pounded, and her mind was clouded with confusion. On instinct she took off again, making her way to the one place she was sure of on any Earth.
Standing in the middle of the drive she looked up, the lights almost blinding at this time of night. If her intuition was right, the Green Arrow would know where she'd run off to and be close behind. She almost held her breath in anticipation, and her heart leapt into her throat when she heard the soft crunch of pavement behind her. Her fingertips grazed the spot on her hip, swearing she could still feel a tingle left over from earlier. Patiently, she waited for him to speak.
After a few seconds she twitched, he was taking too long for her liking. Turning, she felt like she was in slow motion, her hair flipping as she moved. Her eyes widened in surprise. It wasn't the Green Arrow behind her.
"Speedy?" She breathed the nickname, her throat constricting from emotional turmoil inside of her.
The small brunette in front of her stared, her lips parted in shock. Before either girl could help it, they moved forward and pulled each other into tight hugs. "I missed you so much Speedy. You have no idea how much I missed you." Siren admits, running a hand through the younger girls' hair. "I missed you too Laurel." Her voice was muffled a little from part of her face being sort of buried in the blonde's neck. "So much."
For the first time in years, the Black Siren began to cry.