#kat.interactions

Kat had been trying to avoid Galen but it was nearly impossible. Every time she turned around in her drunken stupor he was there. Probably with another drink or something else in his hand that Kat couldn’t turn down. She found herself lost in the maze. Sitting on the ground in one of the dead ends, she heard the footsteps but they didn’t phase her. She figured it was him again. But when she looked up to the figure she saw relief. Her chest that was heaving had finally relaxed. “Tyrell.” She shook her head, wiping her face and shakily standing up, “I got lost in here. You want to help me out?”

She didn’t want to actually tell him she was trying to hide, but clearly it wasn’t a good hiding spot if someone had found her. She needed somewhere else to hide and maybe he could help her find that place. She held out her hand but with the dizziness she felt she stumbled into him and laughed, hanging her head. “It’s probably a good thing you found me.”

Kat was enjoying the gardens, slowly taking puffs from her cigarette. Her fingers weren’t twitching as much and her eyes not as tired. Her brain moving slower than it had since she got back. Her eyes caught someone else out of the corner of her eye and she placed the cigarette carefully between her lips. “you come here often? or are you trapped like some of us?” Her brow gently raising, perhaps he could help her get out of here.

She knew she was getting worse and worse the more the event dragged on. It felt like it dragged anyway. But with someone around to give her what she wanted she didn’t need to escape as bad. Why leave when you had a roof over your head? A good roof, one of the best places she had been since she was a kid anyway. Sure she spent time in a cell but she would probably be there anyway eventually if she escaped. She jumped at the sound of something coming closer, her now dull blue eyes looking in the direction it came from but her head was swimming and all she could make out was the beautiful silhouette of a woman. “I’m fine,” she said waving her hand. It was probably that bitchy guard. “I just needed a minute away from everything.” She nodded, more than sober Kat would have.

“I’m fine.” She whispered.

Kat was all smiles once she found Draven. Her cheeks rosy and her vision blurred as she stumbled to him. “I see Dionysus has blessed us with his presence.” She smirked before downing another drink and setting the glass down on the nearest surface. She looked up at Draven, swaying gently, “are you having a good time?” She got out before hiccuping and pressing her hand to mouth. Her head dropping forward before she laughed and looked back up at him. “I’m sure I will be caught more than once tonight.”

Kat was pacing like a caged lion as she waited for whatever punishment was coming her way. She knew it was coming. She had been lucky for it to have not been as soon as she brought back. But her detox probably kept many of the sub breakers away. That’s the only thing she could think kept them at bay for so long.

She watched the blonde enter her space and straightened her shoulders, standing a little taller. “So, they sent you this time? I guess I shouldn’t have been surprised.” Cara had been one to come to her after she escaped before. It wasn’t a real shock but it had definitely been a while.

Kat was hiding out in the gardens. It was no surprise that this time they had noticed her being gone. It didn’t take them as long so she didn’t slip the guards like she had thought. She was hiding in the bushes when she saw the blonde, “Hey..” She whispered slightly shaking, “will you... will you help me? Cover for me maybe? Said you came and got me out of my cell or something. I don’t know. Please?” Her eyes pleading with the blonde in front of her the last thing she wanted was to be put back there when it was such a lovely day.

Kat had met Roxana several times when she snuck out, they had started a friendship and she had enjoyed it. Now she just missed it severely. So she was hunting her out, finding a shoulder to lean on for a moment she needed to get her mind off other things.

She smiled when she saw her and happily treaded over to her, “I’m sorry we haven’t been around each other much. The fire has definitely thrown off a lot of arrangements.” She sighed and shook her head, not wanting to talk about it. “I have missed your company. What should we get ourselves into today? I am up for any shenanigans you have in store for us.”