<div class="floatright">(http://i45.tinypic.com/10xhhxz.jpg%5D)<br/><strong>Name: Korryn</strong> <br/><strong>Location: Town Hall, <br/>Big Tim's car</strong> <br/><strong>Summary: Being claimed, <br/>being escorted to <br/>Big Tim's car.</strong> <br/><strong>Tagged: </strong><strong>Tim, Ricky, <br/>Giga, Maria.</strong></div><br/>She couldn't help but feel bad for Maria. She was such a tiny girl, and that was a very, very big man. Hopefully he was a gentle giant, but she seriously doubted it. At Tim's demand to put her into his car, her eyes widened briefly. She looked from Big Tim to Ricky, fighting the objection that wanted to leave her lips. What good would it do? It would just give her a pretty new bruise before she was man handled to Tim's car. Instead her face remained neutral, stoic as a stone sculpture.<br/><br/>She rose to her feet with Ricky's help.<em>Soldier boy, indeed.</em>She thought to herself. She walked at his pace as he led her out, a little surprised when he blocked her eyes from the sun for her. A small gesture, but none-the-less a somewhat kind one for a raider. With inward reluctance, she got into Tim's Gran Torino. She looked over at Ricky. For a moment, and only a moment, her eyes reflected the terror she was really feeling. After the moment of eye contact, she looked away without a word, sitting uncomfortably in her seat with her hands still cuffed behind her.<br/><br/>How was she going to get out of this? That was the main thought swimming around her head. There had to be a way. A thought popped into her head, but it was one that may not settle well on her conscious. She knew the exact location of a fully stocked and equipped bunker - that is if another gang hadn't over ran it yet. Even then, there were families that lived there. Would she really put them through what this town had just went through? She breathed in a deep breath, and slowly let it back out.<em>If you can't beat them... join them.</em><br/><br/>"Never trust anyone." She muttered to herself, aiming her eyes to the floor to avoid the glare of the sun.