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    All The Fallen ~*~ Chapter 7 ~*~ Figured It Out

    All
    The Fallen ~*~ Chapter 7 ~*~ Figured It Out

     

     

    “Non!”  JadedRogue planted her feet and pulled with
    as much force as she could muster.

     

    “Non!  Non! NON!” The last tug freed her hand from
    Windwalker’s just before it disappeared into the brick wall.  She stumbled backwards and landed hard on her
    ass.  “FUCK!” She bellowed as the pain
    moved from her ass to the back of her neck.

     

    Windwalker poked
    her head and shoulders back out of the wall. 
    “What is wrong?” 

     

    Jaded scrabbled to
    her feet, dusted the alley grit off her pants and jammed her hat back
    down.  She looked at the comical illusion
    that was before her.  “What’s wrong,” she
    mimicked, “what’s wrong?”  She glared at
    Windwalker.  “Walking through walls!” she
    yelled.  “That’s what’s wrong! 
    C’est pas
    normal!” 

     

    “But it’s
    the quickest way,” Windwalker observed, a puzzled expression knitting her
    brow.  Jaded looked up at the sky, saying
    a silent but quick prayer to the lesbian gods.

     

    “I don’t care!”
    Jaded snarled, “It gives me the frissons.”

     

    “Fr.. frissons?”
    Windwalker tilted her head to the left and gave her a deadpan look.

     

    “Frissons!” Jaded
    nodded her head for emphasis her hands waving in the air, a very French
    trait.  “Wiggins.  Shivers.” And she shuddered to illustrate on
    cue.

     

    “Oh,” Windwalker
    said thoughtfully, her voice almost innocent. 
    “Fris-sons.  Frissons.” She
    repeated the word to herself several times. 
    The r’s not rolling off her tongue the way it did of the Rogue’s, it
    sounded much sexier when she said it.

     

    The Rogue turned
    and headed for the street, back stiff. 
    She cracked her neck as she walked, the popping echoing in the ally.

     

    Windwalker looked
    up.  “Wait!  Where are you going?”

     

    “I’m going.  To use. 
    The door!” Jaded tossed over her shoulder, her blue grey eyes meeting
    Windwalkers as if to challenge her to stop her. 
    The look was both daring and filled with some sort of mischief.

     



    Windwalker
    shrugged, stepped back out of the wall, and followed Jaded around to the front
    entrance to The Planet.  “I still don’t
    see
    ?“

     

    “I already told
    you.  It’s unnatural, that’s what it is,
    all this thinning out and walking through walls.”  Rogue insisted, her Sketcher sneakers
    shuffling over the bricks of the sidewalk.

     

    “Speak for
    yourself,” Windwalker muttered, shifting uncomfortably inside the new clothes
    Jaded had insisted she buy, after a stop at a currency shop to trade a few of
    her gold coins for a far less convenient wad of paper money.  If he hadn’t been so greedy, the shopkeeper
    might have insisted on seeing identification; instead, they settled on a price
    that was far less than the true worth of the old coins. 

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