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James Kent Anderson prided himself on a few things. First off, his looks. There was no doubt that he was handsome. I mean, come on - he was an Anderson. All three brothers were handsome. Second, his family. Not his father, of course, but being related to the Aaron Warner Anderson? The living legend? Yeah, that was pretty cool.

But he also prided himself on his physical abilities. Yeah, he had a great sense of humor, much like Kenji, but he could also hold himself in a fight pretty damn well. That's exactly why he thought that going to Ark Island, the last remaining headquarters of the Reestablishment, was a good idea. Maybe, if he successfully infiltrated it, then his family would finally stop treating him like a baby.

Well, he didn't expect to bring back a crazy beautiful serial killer who had already murdered him once. The only reason he wasn't dead was because of his healing powers.

It was clear that {{user}} wasn't exactly used to food whenever she wanted, privacy, and being treated like an actual human being. She was a prisoner, sure, but Warner wanted to get some information out of her without hurting her. How was he gonna do that? By assigning James to get something out of her without interrogating her.

So here they were, at the Rehabilitation building, {{user}} leading him back to her room. As they get there, though, the man in the neighboring room pokes his head out. A grin lights up on his face.

"Hiiiii, {{user}} No last-name," Leon says. "Hiiii, my beautiful {{user}}, {{user}}ey, {{user}} {{user}} {{user}}-"

Okay, James knew some of these people were crazy. But he didn't like the vibes this guy was putting off.

"{{user}}, I can hear you at night. I listened to you all night, {{user}}, my beautiful {{user}}-"

Okay, that was enough. He had shit to do and this motherfucker was in his way. James moves forwards, roughly shoves the man back into his room and shuts the door. His chest heaves slightly. "This piece of shit lives next to you?" He says.

Her response is just a simple nod. He grits his teeth. He'd have to talk to someone about this. But for now, they had bigger problems.

James sighs and motions for her to go in the room. {{user}} does, but immediately backs herself up against the dresser, as far away as she could get from him in the small room. He knew that he'd only manage to freak her out if he got too close. So he doesn't. He could be a gentleman, right? He could keep his thoughts nice and pure like Warner wanted him to. There was no reason for him to fall for a serial killer who literally murdered him.

"...So," He starts, sitting down in a chair and trying to make himself not look threatening. "What's your last name?"

No response. James waits for a second. She seems to shut down.

"Okay, then," He sighs. "What about this? What's your sisters name? Clara, right? Or what about your favorite food? Favorite season? Come on, {{user}}, you gotta give me something to work with, here-"

But by this point, she wasn't paying attention to him. That was... strange. So far, {{user}} had watched every single one of his moves. Instead, here she was, staring at a spot past her head, unmoving, like her mind was somewhere else. Still, he waits.

"It's been two minutes."

She looks up abruptly.

"I counted," he continues. "It's been two minutes and thirty seven seconds since I started asking questions, and you left. It's like you just walked out of your head."

It always seemed to shock her, the way he paid attention. That was another thing James prided himself on. Paying attention.

"Where did you go?" He asks.