Jayee slowly sat up and winced slightly as her sore abdomen was strained. The medical team tried to fuss over her and tell her to stop moving but she simply ignored them. Crawling over to the two open doors, she sat with her legs hanging over the side and her boots lightly brushing the grass. Watching the two men talk, she waited for her lieutenant, Micheal, to be done explaining the boy's new orders.<br/><br/>While she waited, her eyes scanned over the new guy she hadnt seen before. Starting from his soft, black hair styled into a mohawk, to his soft looking brown eyes, muscular form, and ending with his boots. He was definitly more handsome than most of the men in their group. He didnt look to have a ride back to headquarters so she decided to give him one. "Hey! Micheal!" she called to get his attention.<br/><br/>Micheal took his attention away from the kid and turned halfway to look back at Jayee. "What?" he asked, running his hand through his shaggy brown hair. Jayee winced as she hopped off the back of the van, walking over to the both of them. The gentle breeze had her blonde, loose curly bangs covering her green eyes till she came to a stop in front of them. Her green eyes were gentle but serious as she looked for a lingering moment at the boy them Micheal. "He doesnt have a ride. He can catch one with us," she said more as an order than a suggestion. Micheal looked uneasy about it and put his arm around her shoulders, taking her over a few feet. "Jayee..he is a spy..we dont know if we can trust him. I really think he wont mind walking," he said quietly but it was loud enough to be overheard by the boy.<br/><br/>Jayee gave him a look that quickly silenced him. "I said, he is going with us." she said as a direct order this time. Micheal rubbed the back of his neck with a sigh, nodding before he headed back to the truck. Jayee looked over at the man then motioned for him to follow. "So whats your name?" she asked as they walked, her a bit slower than him because of the extent of her injuuires but she didnt let it show too much.