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 Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 3:28 pm
He was tempted to inform her that he did, in fact, rule the world, and she was about to be executed for living in it. Instead he settled for a rather intimidating growl at the sound of the camera clicking once again.
Lifting his head from the table, his eyes narrowed dangerously as he picked up his cup of, now lukewarm, coffee and moved to another table. Maybe she wouldn't follow him. She truly was infuriating.
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Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 4:00 pm
Kaya watched Tango as he finally lifted his head, snapping more pictures of the boy as he migrated before standing and transporting her things and his sippy cup to that table. "Would you like to go and feed the kitties, Tango?" She asked, seating herself again.
"I bet that will make you happy!" Kaya declared, sounded elated at the idea. "Or maybe you want to go see that new movie about the talking rabbit? That would be nice, right?" She seemed to haev forgotten that Tango wasn't her long-lost nephew or something.
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Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 7:06 pm
Oh, Christ-all-mighty. He had a stalker! He watched with unadulterated horror as she picked up her stuff and followed him over. Before she had a chance to sit down, his face had slipped back into his scowl. "Why do you keep doing that?" He asked, sneering towards the camera, ignoring her offers of talking bunnies and feeding kitties. This woman was mental. He wasn't going anywhere with her.
She'd probably kill him.
OH SNAP. That's why she was taking pictures! So she could hunt him down easier. He'd seen it plenty of times in May's mystery shows. The ******** stalker ALWAYS had millions of pictures of his victim.
...Damn! He was dead!
Still. Throughout his epiphany, he kept on his scowl. The only indication of his true thoughts as his scowl deepened further still.
"Are you a serial killer?" Ah. Spoken like a true murder-ee.
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Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 7:13 pm
Kaya smiled optimistically to Tango as he questioned her, brushing a few strands of silver hair behind her ear before turning off her camera for a little while. "Because you're just so cute!" She replied, her tone slightly helpless. It was obvious that the young woman felt she couldn't help it.
She watched Tango scowl, her own smile remaining on her face. Yes! That was the rebel stage, all right!
Kaya cocked her head at the question, blinking her jewel-green eyes slightly, pondering her reply for a moment. "No." She replied. "Is that what you like, though?" She smiled. "Movies with serial killers? And then they get arrested and the good guys always win!" She rambled delightedly. "Oh, but that's so violent for your age!" She realized, looking on the verge of tears at the thought. "Your mommy doesn't let you watch such things, does she?" Kaya wiped away a stray tear, looking to Tango with wide eyes.
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Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 7:29 pm
Tango let out a heavy sigh, resisting the urge to once more bash his head against the table until consciousness left him. Mommy? Just how old did this woman think he was? Five?
"May," He stressed the fact that his mother was not 'mommy' to him. "Let's me watch whatever I please. I'm old enough to decide for myself what I watch." He was fully aware that that had been the most he'd said to the woman yet today, and he really had no intention of speaking another syllable. Obviously, ignoring her wouldn't make her go away.
Then he'd just have to leave.
He stood up abruptly from the table and, shoving his hands in his pockets, he walked off without another look behind him. Now, where did she say those damn cats were? He'd have to be sure to avoid that place like the plague.
Time to go to the music store.
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Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 7:36 pm
Kaya continued to look upset at this revelation and looked to Tango. "But it must be so scarring!" She exclaimed, grabbing his soda and standing when Tango did, catching up with him to offer him the small sippy cup. "I guess you're okay, though." She said, dubious.
"Hey! The kitties are just up here!" She exclaimed suddenly pointing before yanking one of Tango's hands out of his pocket to drag him at a brisk pace to go and meet all of her feline friends.
It wasn't at all far to the park. "Look! It's Sardine! Awh!" She watched the cat she'd dubbed Sardine rub up on Tango, purring. "I think he likes you!"
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Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 7:28 pm
Tango groaned in annoyance and silently asked to be shot down by some lightening. Really. Being fried had to be better then being harassed by some insane woman.
Before he could snap at the annoyance to 'back the hell off' she grabbed his arm and yanked him towards the park. The sudden motion had him tripping over his own feet for a moment before regaining his bearings and let out an indignant hiss. Stupid woman. Was she a blond under all that dye?
It wasn't long before he had a feline rubbing up against him, making a sound not all too different from a motor. With a heavy 'why me' sigh, he bent down and picked up 'Sardine.' "Hn."
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Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 7:40 pm
Kaya smiled, watching Sardine and Tango with obvious delight. "Awh~" She smiled happily as he picked the cat up, reaching a hand forward to pet at the creature. "So adorable~" She sang, watching as a few other stray cats trotted over to be loving.
"Sardine really does love tomatoes." Kaya declared. "They are his soul food." She clasped her hands happily, looking ready to gush out the cat's life story.
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Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 9:12 am
Soulfood? He'd never heard of anyone having soulfood before, let alone a cat. Yes, this woman was definitly on something.
Instead of arguing, or questioning her sanity further, the young boy merely rolled his eyes in his exasperation and began gently scratching behind the feline's ear.
Silently, he prayed the woman truly wouldn't start rambling further on the cats and would let him go soon- but he doubted (He mentally groaned here) that, without a decent excuse (And apparently telling her to go away didn't work) he wouldn't be able to escape her grasps without seeing a talking bunny movie.
Oh, lord. His pride.
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Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 9:20 am
Kaya watched with an obviously ecstatic expression as Tango because scratching behind the cat's ear, looking as if she were somewhere near heaven at the moment. "Look how much Sardine likes it!" She cooed. "What a good kitty!"
The young woman smiled, quickly grabbing her camera to snap a picture of Tango and the cat, who was staring at her longingly at this point, probably wondering where its tomatoes were.
"We can go see that movie next!" Kaya gushed.
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Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 9:33 am
Tango growled viciously as the camera showed it's ugly head for the up tenth time. That thing was going to be destroyed in two seconds. His typical scowl and death glare firmly in place, he forced himself to remain angered, opposed to horrified as the woman before him read his mind.
Truly, he wasn't all that convinced she wasn't a serial killer, and knew he had to keep the status quo or else it'd be the end of his life. And really, he couldn't die just yet. He still had to beat the s**t out of Adrian again. That way it'd be 3-0. ...And then 4-0... and actually, the other didn't stand a chance- but Tango really wanted to live long enough to keep adding onto his score.
His emerald orbs looked away from the woman before him to the ground. "Che~" He bemoaned his fate with a slight sound. Now, how was he going to get out of this one?
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Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 9:40 am
Kaya appeared not to notice Tango's apparent dislike of the camera and quickly shut it off and put it away. "That was a good one!" She informed the boy. "Now we can come and see Sardine later," Kaya spoke. "He's always here, but let's go to the movie theater now!"
The photographer brushed back strands of silver hair, now waiting for Tango to say goodbye to his new friend. She was excited; she just knew this little boy would ADORE the talking bunny movie!
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Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 9:45 am
His eyes widened, and instinctively he hugged the cat closer to him as if Sardine was his only hope out of this cruel and unusually punishment. Wasn't that a federal crime? Someone somewhere had to give her the life sentence for this, didn't they?
And then, just like that, an idea came to his head. His eyes narrowed, but more in amusement then anger, and gently let down the cat, who mewed in response to his actions. A smirk came to his face as his hands found their way to his pocket once more.
"Fine. I'll go to the movies with you. But I get to pick the movie."
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Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 10:40 am
Kaya smiled, misinterpreting Tango's hugging Sardine closer as the boy not wanting to leave his new friend. "Don't worry! Sardine lives here. I'm sure you can visit him anytime!" She patted Tango on the shoulder.
The young woman watched as Tango put the cat down, blinking at his sudden terms. "Of course!" She replied happily, positive that a little kid would Tango would just adore all the kids' movies they had playing currently.
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Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 12:10 pm
They were standing in line, his emerald orbs scanning the posters for the object of his desires. When his eyes locked on it, he let out a triumphant smirk. Serial killer, or no, this woman was a moron, and he'd just come up with the perfect way to rid himself of her.
"I want to see One Missed Call. It looks good."
Of course, the movie title seemed innocent enough. He didn't find it all too necessary to inform the woman that he'd seen the movie already. Matter of fact, it made him giddy, knowing the woman would unknowingly walk into a horror film, with a decent amount of gore.
He'd make his break while she was crying, for sure.
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