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Post by kat on Feb 25, 2012 20:13:56 GMT -5
Lily snarled at herself as she stood in the cemetery. She needed a new camera. One with a longer lens and zoom. The guy she was tailing must have made her, since when he entered the cemetery he had somehow managed to get away from her. She hadn't even noticed him do it. Anger bubbled beneath her skin as she looked around her. There wasn't a single person in sight, not since the group of mourners had left. They hadn't noticed her, but there had been too many of them. It would have been simple for her take to have mixed with the group, and slipped back out without her noticing.
"Damn it!" She hissed under her breath. While there was no one else in sight, she didn't like cursing loudly in a cemetery. It seemed extremely rude. She hadn't seen him in the group of mourners, but if he'd been on the other side, with his head lowered he would have been hidden from her view. She sighed, rubbing her temples. She knew she could find him easily enough, but she'd have to stake out his house. She hated stake-outs.
She turned her head, hearing something not too far from where she stood. She doubted it was the man she was tailing, but still... She turned, but didn't see anyone. She frowned. She knew she'd heard something. Had someone ducked behind one of the taller monuments down the path? Why would they do that? "Hello?" She called. Her voice carried, but it wasn't overly loud, trying to stay respectful to the quiet, peaceful cemetery. "Is someone out there?"
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Post by lilly on Feb 28, 2012 18:14:57 GMT -5
 you heard that i was trouble ,
BUT YOU COULDN'T RESISTJ U S T T A K E A B I T E L E T M E S H A K E U P Y O U R W O R L D- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Lilly was bored. Let's just say that was never something anyone would be happy with. She sighed as she walked through the streets of LA. She hated this town, city, what ever people wanted to call it. Alot of the people, or a lot of the dead people seemed to be attracted to this place, they really think that you don't get noticed, if only that were the case. It was easier to just move around a lot and not make many friends, that was the best way not to get noticed. Lilly could scent out a stalker a mile away, even if the stalking was for business or what ever, she always knew what was happening. She was predetor and could work it out from the start. There was a woman following a man into the freaking cemetery? Wow because that wasn't a stereotypical Cliche or anything.
Lilly decided to follow them. She watched as the man pretended to be a mourner and left with that group. She rolled her eyes, so this other woman was obviously a police officer or something. Well she had just lost her guy. Nice one. She stood leaning against a tombstone she made a noise on purpose and moved away so she was hidden but in a different place. The woman started calling out asking if someone was there. Lilly rolled her eyes She walked so she was in veiw but she was behind the woman. Lilly for once actually fit the bill she was dressed in mostly black, well apart from her blue top but otherwise her denim jacket was black along with her black skinny leg jeans. She smiled at the girl. She made a noise to show that she was behind her, Lilly wondered if it would make the girl jump.
Upon observation this woman seemed to know what she was doing but obviously had no idea about what was going on in the world around her. She almost wanted to laugh. Someone who wasn't aware of the dangers around her. That made a nice change. "Sorry, I didn't mean to scare you. I was just visiting"
[/color] Lilly didn't sound sorry and she knew that. She smiled slightly but took everything in about the detective. It was normally worth knowing who they were. Of course there would be a dead trinity brother soon enough and if only this woman knew how much work was cut out for her. Of course Lilly would never be found, that was something she always made sure of. [/size][/blockquote][/blockquote] [/center] |
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Post by kat on Feb 29, 2012 19:16:49 GMT -5
Lily eyed the woman that walked out from one of the gravestones. She wasn't a trusting sort, and the woman that stepped out didn't look very trustworthy. When she apologized for startling her, though Lily honestly hadn't been startled, Lily could tell by the facial expressions and the sound of her voice, that the woman wasn't really sorry. "I wasn't startled," She said with no inflection in her tone. "Just annoyed."
She didn't elaborate on why she was annoyed. She stood, hip cocked slightly, her hands down by her sides so her camera dangled from the strap she had put around her neck. She didn't look away from the woman in front of her. Something in the back of her mind warned her that this woman was dangerous, although Lily couldn't figure out why.
"Visiting, huh?" Lily cocked her head. "I hope you're having a nice visit. It's a restful place." She shifted her weight again. She wanted to leave, but she didn't want to turn her back on the woman. Her instincts were usually right, but why would they be telling her to be careful now? The woman didn't look like any sort of threat to her. "I hope you found who you were looking for."
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