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humans always lingered where they shouldn't.
It didn't take long to find one. A man, middle-aged, with dirt under his nails and fear written in every twitch of his body. He was lingering around, pretending to be a passerby, but the way his eyes darted told me he'd seen more than he should have. The place was cleared out mostly, no human should be interested in it, yet he was.
I stepped closer, until I was behind him. "Hi there," I greeted softly.
He froze, the plastic cup in his hand crumbling with the force of his grip. Slowly, he turned, eyes widening at the sight of me—black leather, hood shadowing my face, every inch the predator.
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