RIGBY
The boom of the tin made him jump, he'd hurried to his feet before Locke had even spoke. He wasn't the biggest or strongest, but he had the reflexes of someone who'd been making up for it. He bristled and glared, suspicious and a bit unnerved when he realized who it was who'd broken into his space.
His brows narrowed, he snatched his peanuts, and dropped off the edge of the roof, hoping to get away before the guy ruined a perfectly good night. He didn't however, expect to be followed. Why can't people just leave me alone, once again Rigby had found himself in an unfavorable scenario with a street thug. And it was dreadfully irritating. He kept moving until he'd reached an alley outlet, deciding he was done with this stupid game. He'd ended it a while back when he'd given up the chain.
"What?" he growled, turning on his heel to face the other man.
His brows narrowed, he snatched his peanuts, and dropped off the edge of the roof, hoping to get away before the guy ruined a perfectly good night. He didn't however, expect to be followed. Why can't people just leave me alone, once again Rigby had found himself in an unfavorable scenario with a street thug. And it was dreadfully irritating. He kept moving until he'd reached an alley outlet, deciding he was done with this stupid game. He'd ended it a while back when he'd given up the chain.
"What?" he growled, turning on his heel to face the other man.
i'll make you understand
and you can trade me for an apparition
and you can trade me for an apparition
