How Are You My Guardian Angle? (Closed)

@Mosis

"You're ridiculous." Quinn rolled her eyes, giving Lion a gentle smile; which was quite a surprise from her. But Lion wouldn't know it. She smiled like an idiot whenever he was around, always appearing genuinely happy. The younger girl actually looked her age as she sat here with her friend, instead of the stoic adult she pretended to be.
Quinn ran a hand through her hair, playing with it as she leaned back against the wall of the building. She still smiled as she watched Lion. "Don't you think we should be doing something else? Maybe something that won't get you hurt?"

Even with her happy demeanor, anxiety was building up the longer they stood here. She hated whenever they went out to do something like this, her stress levels were always so high. Her secret was growing harder to keep the more he went and risked his life.
She really needed to find him a better hobby.

"We could go back to my apartment, watch your favorite movie. We can eat junk-food until you puke for all I care. Just don't puke on my floor." Quinn offered, trying to appeal to him. But she had a feeling he would refuse her offer, plenty happy to keep doing what he was doing.

With a heavy sigh of relief, Quinn followed after him at a relaxed pace. She didn't feel the need to rush, as he wouldn't be able to get into her apartment without her keys. Meaning he'd have to stay with her instead of her chasing him. "I'm coming, I'm coming. Chill out." She called, throwing her hair off her shoulders as she watched him run off. "I'm going at my own pace. You're either gonna have to drag me, or carry me if you want me to go faster."

Quinn had a light smirk up when he stopped to wait for her, still strolling. Standing besides him, she raised a brow at his question. "I did just say that, why- HEY!" Squeaking, she grabbed onto his shoulders to keep herself steady. Her silver colored eyes were wide at the suddenness, gripping onto him tightly. "Lio! I was joking, put me down!"

Quinn looked up at him, hand still on his shoulder even after she was on the ground. "I didn't know you would want to go to yours. I was just trying to be polite." She shrugged, slowly letting go of him. "We can go to yours if you want. I don't really care. You'll just have to lead if we're going to yours."

(It's all good. I didn't give you much anyway. It's not necessarily your fault aha)

Quinn kept up a light smile, laughing weakly at his comment. His grin was contagious as a little smile was displayed on her own face. But when he tripped, it dropped almost instantly. Despite her quick reflexes, she wasn't able to grab his arm fast enough.
"Lio! You alright?" She asked, trying not to seem too much like a mother to him. She was concerned, of course, but being over-concerned would probably just annoy him. So she attempted to give him some space.

Quinn let out a soft sigh, coming up and brushing off the dirt. Adjusting his sweater, she gave a slight shrug. “I dunno. I don’t really care, though. As long as it doesn’t get you hurt.” She mumbled, looking down at the ground. “I can probably stitch up that sleeve when we get back to my apartment.”

(Honestly, I can just make them walk into the apartment.)
Quinn blinked in a bit of surprise, unsure how she was supposed to take this information. "Oh- I um… there's not really anything I need… are you sure you don't want help?" She asked softly, heading over to the door to her apartment. "I don't mind helping you out, Lio."