Lucky still hugged herself, daydreaming off and on, as she walked through the grungy streets. Now and again she would glace up at the sky....only to see nothing but haze and misty pollution. Mama was going to be a long time. She loved having men around, and often she'd end up gone for a whole day before remembering that she had a daughter. And during that day...Lucky often felt so alone. During those times.....she felt as though no-one cared about her.
And no-one aside from her mother did, really, for all she knew.
No-one but......the men in the black car that had been following Lucky for some time now. Only the way they cared about her was different than the way Lucky wished her mother would care. No, no, the way these men cared about her was but the darkest kind imaginable.
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"I'm gonna tell you again, rat, if you kill my daughter...."
"We're not gonna kill her, I told you. Take a chiller."
"We've heard that one before," Sacha hissed as Falder shoved her down into the back of the car and slammed the door practically on her nose. Then she grumbled incoherently to herself as she shifted against the tan leather. It was complicated to be as big of a woman as she was. If she sat wrong, then her body would start to ache, especially where her ‘rolls’ rubbed up against each other….sighing, she reached down and straightened her sparkly dress, shifting her glare between the man in the suit next to her and the man in the passenger seat up front…both of them held pistols……..
Sacha jumped when she heard the driver’s door open, but righted herself once the rabbit had sat down and started the engine….she needed to at least look brave.
Falder hesitated before he drove away. “Now then,” he said calmly. “I’d like to tell you why I’m here.” Silence fell heavily, making everyone’s fur bristle as they waited for him to continue. “I’m here, Sacha…” Falder looked at the woman in question in the rear-view mirror. “…….Because I want to take my daughter back.”