09-13-2009, 03:53 AM
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| Grindylow
Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: California
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Hogwarts RPG Name: Rishi Kapoor First Year | Film Addict! | ♥ Suraj Sharma ♥| TIGRESS! Quote:
Originally Posted by Lowlow Willie reached the point where he was running, realizing that the same girl was after him. Darn it! He didn't actually think he'd see her, but a purse was a purse. It had valuable things in it, and Willie liked those things. Valuables. They meant something to people. Soon enough, the girl began to catch up with him. He looked over at her and then looked down at his feet. Before he knew it a foot was stuck in front of him and Willie's reflexes kicked in instantly. He jumped her foot and ran faster than the speed of light! Or so he loved to think.
She wasn't going to get him! Alright, so tripping him wasn't going to work, but neither was stopping. And she wasn't getting so tired. After all, she was an excellent running. She remembered the days when she was rewarded the Best Runner award back in elementary school, and she was still a pretty good runner. If he honestly thought...sigh. Yeah. He HONESTLY THOUGHT that he could outrun him. What was she supposed to do, catch up with him and pushed face-flat on the ground? Come to think of it, this is like one of those police chases, except on foot. HOW COOL!! She began to think of how there was this one where a police-woman was chasing some guy and throughout time, she fell in love with him and--oh, no! Lucy couldn't let him get away!!
She ran as fast as she could...well, duh, she did. And once again, she caught up with him. She might have an solitary book-worm but that doesn't mean she's physically slow. She was just as fast as the boy, if not faster. And as she caught up to him, she was stumped on what to do. Push him? Pull on his arm? Talk to him? Hmm. Pull on his arm seemed much more effective, and so...she reached out for his arm, and yanked on it, and somehow, she found herself losing balance, but tried to keep it by grabbing hold of a bar nearby. |
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