Sean's heart raced eagerly as he listened to Arianna's soft steps fade as she, obviously, walked toward her bedroom. Perfect. He was planning on her remaining in the kitchen, which would force him to stealthly move from couch to counter cupboard to table, but now he could sneak freely without much concern. Lifting his head cautiously over the back of the couch to ensure that Arianna was indeed in her room, he crouched and quietly sprinted, while crouched, to the table. Fortunately for him he was wearing comfortable black fitness shoes, which made no sound so long as he stayed on his toes. Kneeling beside the table, in the far corner, he gently 'snicked' one ring of the handcuffs to the thick leg of the table. Reaching into his pocket he produced an origami crane, placing it on the corner of the table just a foot to the side of the table leg. Sean then moved to the counter, pulling a mini led flashlight from his keychain and aligned it with the crane, flicking it on to ensure that a shadow of the crane was cast on the far wall of the room. Sean glanced up quickly, ensuring that Arianna was still immersed in whatever it was she was doing, by the sound of it typing, then darted behind the counter cupboard for cover, directly behind the table.<br/><br/>He smiled as he gazed upon the crane.  Normally, just paper artwork, but to him, it was something special. He'd worked with orphans before he'd become what he was, and to each of the children, refered to by some as 'cases' that he cared for or helped he gave a tiny paper crane. He told them that it was his way of letting them know that they were being watched over, and that they would be okay. He'd given one such crane to Arianna, for the same purpose. He snapped back to the task at hand, withdrawing a coin from his pocket, taking aim on her door, and with masterful precision he flicked it across the room, spinning vertically to crack against her door. A soft snicker escaped his lips at the resounding impact, quickly ducking out of sight.<br/><br/>For a moment, Sean was concerned. Though he knew Arianna would quickly figure that it was Sean, he wanted the game to play out. He hoped that she would see the cast shadow before the cast light. He wanted this night to be special for Arianna, because not only was she the informant of the couple, she was also the one that was really sticking her neck out. She was on the front line dealing with their 'marks', and if anything did go wrong, God forbid, she was the one to suffer first. Though that never happened, Sean had truly come to appreciate, and even affectionate toward Arianna. For the first time, in a very long time, someone had come into Seans' life that he would kill, and willingly die for.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>