"I'm Faye. Your daughter."
The shocked looks on Angel and Faith's faces made Faye laugh. She really didn't expect anything less from them. A random girl claiming to be their child. But, in a world that is just getting it's magic back, the doubts are pretty limited.
Faith's brows were raised, her eyes widened slightly. A hand automatically going to her stomach as she thought of being of mother. It made her stomach twist and her skin crawl. She couldn't be a mom.
Wiping the shock off her face, Faith stepped towards the girl, "Look, kid. I don't know what kind of game you're playing but you need to stop and tell us who sent you."
Angel's mouth was hanging open a little, his thought process was going over how this was really happening to him again. First Connor and now this Faye girl? That is, if she is even telling the truth.
His eyes stayed on Faye, his voice low but being heard over Faith's, "How?"
Faye smiled and stepped towards Faith, staring her in the eyes but not responding to her words. In stead, she looked over Faith's shoulder at Angel.
Attitude dripping from her voice, "Do I really need to explain the birds and the bees to you? How do you think?"
Angel's shoke passed over after that. He felt like this girl would get under his skin, not just because of the attitude. It was the way she held herself. The way her eyes sparkled even though they were in a dark alleyway. He stood there, almost dumbstruck by how much she reminded him of Faith the longer they stayed here.
Faith glared at the girl, clenching her fists. She just wanted to ring her neck until she told them what she was doing here. There was no way that Faith got pregnant from that one night, especially from a vampire. Sure, it happened with Connor but this just couldn't be right.
"Okay chick, you're stepping on my last nerve," Faith quickly grabbed the girl by the wrist and slammed her chest first into one of the brick walls. "Who the hell are you?"
Angel jumped forward, "Faith! Let her go!"
A soft laugh was coming from Faye now. This is more like how she pictured it. But, Faith was in for a surprise when Faye suddenly snapped her head back to headbutt her and then push her away; hard enough for her back to hit the opposite wall. Faith was winded and coughing, staring at the girl in shock and wonder now.
"Like I said. I'm your daughter," Faye looked at, the again taken back, Angel. Her face serious all of a sudden, "I'm had to travel back in time to warn you. Something's coming. Something you're not ready for. And it isn't me."