The vibrations of the subway is mostly what kept your focus around — making sure that no one looked suspicious or had followed you here. It almost seemed like you were paranoid; which you were.

The doors opened and you pushed yourself on the side to let people get off before entering. You didn’t look at anyone as you moved around bodies, just to finally sit down.

It was a stupid idea and you knew it — well, even she knew it. Yet, here you were, knees bouncing up and down and biting on your lips. Then, you heard her voice on your side.

“We can’t keep doing that, {{user}}. Do you know how dangerous it is?,” your eyes shifted up to look at Annie’s face. She seemed tired — so were you. She was right. “So, so dangerous.”

But God, how you had missed her.