#ffh.starters

It had taken some time to manage to get back into her old facebook account but she had somehow managed as she sat alone in the park, saddened look against soft features as she sat cross legged on the park bench scrolling through old photos of her and her family before a figure approached and she stole a glance upwards, eventually readjusting and scooting herself the other to give some space. “Sorry, yeah, wasn’t meaning to hog the bench,” Aspen muses, hitting the power button to shut the screen of her phone off.

The short break Leonidas got while on duty outside of Cami’s room was one mainly spent just outside the hospital door’s, a cigarette being quickly lit as he stole drags from it every now and then, mostly keeping to himself as he watched the people come and go. The uniform was a pretty good deterrent , most people preferring to steer clear of any officer that was in the building for a plethora of reasons and Leonidas’s aura certainly didn’t exude an ‘I’d like to be bothered and spoken to’ type vibe and yet, as a sigh escaped his lips, digits bringing the cigarette down from his lips as he turned to gave the source of the voice that had risen from behind him, he found himself unable to avoid interaction. “I apologize,” Leo spoke, thick british accent falling from his lips. “I didn’t quite catch what you said.”

It was odd being outside of her uniform let alone dressed up and sat in a bar, having become a homebody since her divorce and exit from the military and yet there she had sat all dressed up and enjoying a couple of drinks with some of the other female officers. The others had left a few drinks ago, Nina opting to stay for a little longer as she downed another Jack and Coke before deciding to leave. The catcalls were easier to ignore than the moment that a man grabbed at her, her hand immediately rising to ball in a fist and lay the man out as another approached and she flashed a faint grin. “Would you believe I knocked him out with my charm,” Nina questioned. 

When it came to altercation’s it was hardly ever surprising to find Dakota in the mix. She was feisty on a good day and fortunately for the cashier he was catching her on one of those ‘good days’ as she slammed a hand down on the counter before pointing at the cashier. “That’s bullshit and you know it,” Koty spat. “How you gonna jump the prices that much in literally less than an hour?”