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Ian watched Holly take off. "Hmm." He curiously watched her run and after a few minutes of staring at the place she had recently been sitting, he decided it would be best to go after her. Just to make sure she wouldn't get her drug blown mind into any trouble. He stood, looking back to the other teenagers then shrugged his shoulders, stuffing his hands into the only unused pockets that he had. 

He watched Holly get hit by a car as she sprinted for the alley. She was probably seeing sonething that ge wasn't, no doubt. Why else would she have bounded away from her protective sibling? He cursed at the man who had hit her with his car. He went to the widow, rapping on it with a couple of knuckles, responded by him screaming and rolling down his window. 

"What the fuck do you want kid?" He asked, his voice was harsh and aggitated but it just rolled off of Ian's shoulders. He snatched the guys collar, pulling him a bit out of the car. Ian removed his eyewear, showing his crazed eyes and the guy nearly pissed himself. "I would watch where the fuck your going, man." His words were even more venom filled then this older man's had been. Ian gave him a good shove back into the car and the man repeatedly apologized, just hoping for his life that this guy wouldn't take his life. "I'll give you my wallet, just please, don't hurt me." The guy gave a pathetic whimper as he searched his car frantically for his billfold. "Here." He slapped it into Ian's hand and the boy smirked. "Thanks, man." He saluted him then went off towards Holly. She was shivering hardcore next to a trash can and Ian shook his head, tsk tsking. He shrugged out of his trench coat and wrapped it around her arms to calm her down some. "There you go." He smiled and took a seat next to her. "I gave that guy a pretty hard time for pummeling you." He snickered and wrapped his arm around her so he could kiss the top of her head. "He seemed pretty upset about. Bad enough to where he gave me this." He chuckled, throwing her the wallet which he had yet to check for anything of value.