"Just wait until we find those three!" Bakura snarled. "They'll rue the day
they messed
with us!" "Please, get me a towel." Malik spoke up. "Here. This is for both our sakes." Bakura replied, throwing a towel at him. The towel landed on the floor. "Thanks." Malik bent down, picked it up and wrapped the towel around his waist.
"My car's over there." Bluefire said, pointing out a dark blue, almost black, really, Corvette. "That's nice, but shouldn't we be in the car?" Ryou asked. "Patience, my snowy-haired friend." Bluefire replied, unlocking the doors. The trio were inside. Aisling let out a low whistle. "Wow. This is a nice car." "I'll say." Ryou added. "The seats are black leather." "Thanks," Bluefire replied. "But we had better get out of here first. Then, we can admire my car some more." "Right." Aisling replied. "Fasten your seatbelts." Bluefire said. She waited before everyone had their seatbelts fastened. She attempted to start it, but the car was being stubborn. "Come on, come on! Start already!!!" Bluefire muttered under her breath as she kept trying. "What's wrong?" Aisling asked. "It won't start!" "Well, can you get it to start? If not, we can take my car." Ryou suggested. Just then, the car started. "YES!" Bluefire and Aisling cheered. "Umm, you might want to hurry up." Ryou spoke up. "I can hear Malik and Bakura yelling again." "Right." Bluefire said, slamming her foot down on the accelerator pedal. "ACK!! I think I just got whiplash!" Aisling yelped.
"Sorry about that." Bluefire replied. "It's all right. Don't worry about it."
"Where to now?" Ryou asked. Bluefire shrugged. "Wherever until the heat dies down. Any suggestions?" Aisling shrugged. "I dunno, ask Ryou. He knows this place better than I do." "Well, Ryou? Any suggestions?" "Well, we could hide out at mine and Bakura's old place." Ryou replied. "We still own it. I don't think they'd think to look for us there, it's too obvious." Ryou explained. "Good idea, I guess. But where would they look?" "Anywhere but there. Plus I can close off my link with Bakura so they can't track us down." "Sounds like a good plan to me, I guess." Aisling spoke up. "It's better than nothing. What do you think, Bluefire?" "Great idea." Bluefire replied. "Make sure that that psychotic son of a bitch can't find us.
But do either of them know my car?"
Ryou finished closing off his connection with Bakura. "There, now he won't be able to find us through the link, but I dunno if either of them know this car. Just to be sure, though, you can hide it in the garage." Bluefire nodded. "All right, that'll work. Speaking of which, how can I get my car in there?" "Let me out when we get there. I'll type the code in, then I'll tell
you two." Ryou explained. Bluefire nodded. "Good. Do we have any money?" Aisling searched through her pouch. "I have ten dollars. What about you two?" "I think I have some money too." Ryou replied, looking in his wallet. "Yeah, I have $37. You have any, Bluefire?" Bluefire looked through her wallet. "I've got about $19." "Okay, that should be enough to last at least a couple days," Aisling said. "But eventually one of is going to have to go back and get some more."
with us!" "Please, get me a towel." Malik spoke up. "Here. This is for both our sakes." Bakura replied, throwing a towel at him. The towel landed on the floor. "Thanks." Malik bent down, picked it up and wrapped the towel around his waist.
"My car's over there." Bluefire said, pointing out a dark blue, almost black, really, Corvette. "That's nice, but shouldn't we be in the car?" Ryou asked. "Patience, my snowy-haired friend." Bluefire replied, unlocking the doors. The trio were inside. Aisling let out a low whistle. "Wow. This is a nice car." "I'll say." Ryou added. "The seats are black leather." "Thanks," Bluefire replied. "But we had better get out of here first. Then, we can admire my car some more." "Right." Aisling replied. "Fasten your seatbelts." Bluefire said. She waited before everyone had their seatbelts fastened. She attempted to start it, but the car was being stubborn. "Come on, come on! Start already!!!" Bluefire muttered under her breath as she kept trying. "What's wrong?" Aisling asked. "It won't start!" "Well, can you get it to start? If not, we can take my car." Ryou suggested. Just then, the car started. "YES!" Bluefire and Aisling cheered. "Umm, you might want to hurry up." Ryou spoke up. "I can hear Malik and Bakura yelling again." "Right." Bluefire said, slamming her foot down on the accelerator pedal. "ACK!! I think I just got whiplash!" Aisling yelped.
"Sorry about that." Bluefire replied. "It's all right. Don't worry about it."
"Where to now?" Ryou asked. Bluefire shrugged. "Wherever until the heat dies down. Any suggestions?" Aisling shrugged. "I dunno, ask Ryou. He knows this place better than I do." "Well, Ryou? Any suggestions?" "Well, we could hide out at mine and Bakura's old place." Ryou replied. "We still own it. I don't think they'd think to look for us there, it's too obvious." Ryou explained. "Good idea, I guess. But where would they look?" "Anywhere but there. Plus I can close off my link with Bakura so they can't track us down." "Sounds like a good plan to me, I guess." Aisling spoke up. "It's better than nothing. What do you think, Bluefire?" "Great idea." Bluefire replied. "Make sure that that psychotic son of a bitch can't find us.
But do either of them know my car?"
Ryou finished closing off his connection with Bakura. "There, now he won't be able to find us through the link, but I dunno if either of them know this car. Just to be sure, though, you can hide it in the garage." Bluefire nodded. "All right, that'll work. Speaking of which, how can I get my car in there?" "Let me out when we get there. I'll type the code in, then I'll tell
you two." Ryou explained. Bluefire nodded. "Good. Do we have any money?" Aisling searched through her pouch. "I have ten dollars. What about you two?" "I think I have some money too." Ryou replied, looking in his wallet. "Yeah, I have $37. You have any, Bluefire?" Bluefire looked through her wallet. "I've got about $19." "Okay, that should be enough to last at least a couple days," Aisling said. "But eventually one of is going to have to go back and get some more."