Bela Talbot (
enjoythe_ride) wrote2009-08-17 11:38 pm
In which she bails, which is what she does best.
Bela was barely out of the hospital an hour before she was on the road again, getting the hell out of Charleston and as far away from where she was last seen as possible. She was getting out of the country. Sam wasn't the plane type, and she still had a few estates under her birth name back in England. She would hide out there until Sam was either dead or otherwise eradicated, and she'd be damned if someone was going to stand in her way and stop her.
She was in New York the next day, and as soon as she walked in the door she was tearing through the apartment, packing up everything she would need for her trip as quickly as she could. It wasn't long before she had her bags in front of her, but there was still one thing that was missing. One thing that she certainly couldn't leave the country without.
"Where the hell is it?" she muttered to herself, tearing apart the couch and every bag looking for her passport. They weren't going to let her through the gate, no matter how much money she tried to pay them with, and Bela was looking to get out without incident. Which meant she needed to find it. Now.
She could have sworn she left it in her purse...
She was in New York the next day, and as soon as she walked in the door she was tearing through the apartment, packing up everything she would need for her trip as quickly as she could. It wasn't long before she had her bags in front of her, but there was still one thing that was missing. One thing that she certainly couldn't leave the country without.
"Where the hell is it?" she muttered to herself, tearing apart the couch and every bag looking for her passport. They weren't going to let her through the gate, no matter how much money she tried to pay them with, and Bela was looking to get out without incident. Which meant she needed to find it. Now.
She could have sworn she left it in her purse...

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That passport was hidden in the car. And no he wasn't telling where.
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She set out to ignore it at first, but then she had a sneaking suspicion that her lack of a passport had something to do with him. She paused for a moment, before reaching for her phone and placing it to her ear.
"Where is it? And if you play dumb with me, I swear the next time I see you, you're getting shot."
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Dean smirked. "It's safe and sound and somewhere very special. Can't risk you blowing the country now, can I?"
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"Should I bother inviting you up, or should I just wait for you to break in later?"
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Oh, the spare key in that little safe box by your bed, Bela? it's gone. Opps.
"I was going to offer to take you for a ride."
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She moved away from the window at that point not really interested in having a conversation with him from three stories up. If he wanted to talk to her face to face, he could come up and see her himself.
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Dean got out of the car and leaned against it.
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She was sitting on the couch at this point, legs crossed in front of her and phone to her ear. Her tone indicated that she wasn't exactly adverse to having Dean around, but she was looking for the catch. Was this all about Sam, or was Dean suddenly turning over a new leaf and trying to become her best friend?
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She closed her eyes for a moment. "Sam made his choices, Dean. You didn't force them on him."
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It was always about Sam. Because besides the car, that was all he had in his life. His brother. And he would be damned if he let that demonic bitch continue to use him like she was.
"I know there's a way to stop this. I'm not just going to give up on him."
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She paused behind the fridge, trying to figure out what she was going to make and listened for any sounds coming from the direction of the guest room. The sooner he was up, the sooner she'd have to make more so for right now, it was just a matter of what she could mass produce on short notice.
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He sighed, wiping a hand along his face before working to untangle himself and get back up. He still felt tired, but he would get some coffee in him and be fine.
He got up and pulled his boots back on, then started for the kitchen to look for something to eat. He stopped in the doorway and saw Bela in that robe, them smirked and leaned in the entrance.
"You aiming for a tip wearing that uniform?"
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She closed the door to the fridge, before picking up the carton of eggs off the counter and making her way over to the stove. "Hungry?"
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"You'd rather me go upstairs and get dressed in an outfit I'm not even sure I still have a oppose to staying down here and cooking half-dressed."
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He smirked around the cup.
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"Trying to get me all excited now? You really are a cold one, Bela."
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She was teasing and she knew it. That wasn't far from her MO, as it were, and while she did propose angry sex once upon a time, he would have to make the move this time. She wasn't going to let him shoot her down twice.
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He didn't turn her down. She stole the hand from him. Kinda killed the interest in the angry sex there.
"So what's for breakfast?"
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"I was going to go with bacon and eggs, if that works for you?"
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He licked his lips, watching her work a moment, then he just had to ask. "Alright, Bela, I have to ask: why the hell are you living alone? I mean, yeah, you're a bitch, but your freaken hot and you got a second chance at life. I'd be banging every skirt that came my way if I was you. Why the hell aren't you doing the same?"
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