Remember that one day? [Rayna]

Bored, that was the number one word to describe the women as she stepped out of the coffee shop. With Lukas off on a job and her own job taken care of the day before, she had little to entertain her. Leaving the shop to a part time worker Rayna bid them farewell as she left the shop to meet her rider outside. She had a few things to take care of and thought now was a good enough time. She mounted the bike and rode away without a second thought. After making two stops she was now at her last one.

Meeting someone on a side street was nothing new to her, she parked to the side, staying out of the line of sight of passerby's. The man she had to meet was right on time and took the letter she held without saying a word. With that over he passed her a note and went on his way. She took a quick glace at the note. Reading what she needed to know she pulled out a lighter and burned it. She waited for the paper to roll up and blacken, that was when someone else entered the side street. Rayna stayed quiet and watched the two young people.

A leather boot pushed down on the kickstand of the white motorcycle. The rider of the bike was busy with more important things when the two young lovers walked into the back street. At first the women in a black leather jacket paid no attention to the pair. That was until she heard the young lady say no, in fact the girl expressed her distress more then once. Rayna was not the type to get into other peoples business, but the girl looked utterly hopeless. So with slow moments she stepped off her bike and strolled over. She took into account that the man seemed a bit fixated on the women. Rayna, being in a bit of a mood decided that she did not like the way this guy was acting.

More forceful then she probably should have been, she made quick work of removing the problem. The guy wouldn't even know what hit him. She moved within seconds and grabbed him by the back of his shirt. Pulling hard, fabric ripped as she waited for that one second where there was enough space between the young lady and the bastard on a man. That was when she moved in, her free hand snaked in and grabbed the guy by the next. With full force she slammed him into the ground. Rubbing her hands together as if to say job's done, she turned to look at the other woman. "Men, they don't know that no really means no. Are you ok?"

Rayna looked down at the guy, she hadn't meant to knock out the guy, but things happened. It cross her mind that just maybe she should have went easier on him.. no maybe not. Rayna had dealt with men like him before, sure it wasn't common, but she normally made quick work of them. She stepped over him and walked back over to where she had left her bike. As she walked over to the motorcycle she waved her hand to dismiss the younger woman.

First of all cut out the ma'am stuff. I get the whole being respectful thing, but it just makes me feel old. The names Rayna. She pulled her key from the motorcycle and moved the kickstand back up. Grabbing the handles she walked the bike and stopped near the other women, making sure to guide her bike around the knocked out man.

"I didn't do it for a reward or anything, but if it'll make you feel better do as you please." It crossed her mind that with Lukas gone she was feeling rather board and she was sure the families were keeping a close eye on her.

Then a thought crossed her mind, if she stayed around this girl for a bit she might be able to sneak off their radar for a bit. After all if she was with a civilian whoever was watching her would just call it a day. Looking normal could really pay off if she played it right. She grabbed her only helmet and held it out to the girl. "First of all I think we should remove ourselves from this area, it isn't the best place for us to chat."

How that man guided the girl here she would never understand, but there was no point in sticking around. He would wake soon and be quite upset about his shirt. She straddled her bike and patted behind her. "I'll give you a ride, home? Somewhere else you'd rather be?"

Rayna wasn't a total bitch, she just wasn't a fan of playing the nice card without a reason. Luckily today she found just the reason. She placed her key in and turned it, the bike started and she revved it. Nothing like the sound of a Norge GT 8V in its prime, boy did she love her bikes.

Rayna had this feeling that this girl was pretty young, or she had a young mind. Either way being asked to take her back to the college made Rayna want to shake her head. A young college student huh? It was always the new meat that got themselves into such trouble. Rayna never had such troubles, maybe it had to do with the fact that she never went to college, or maybe because she never really dated. Either way there was no way a man could ever survive with such intentions around he if she did not share the same idea. Once again Rayna found her at a lost for the topic, she never really refused the advances of an 'excited' male. The last thing to understand was that either this girl was picky or a virgin, she picked the later. At least they got passed the ma'am part rather quickly, Rayna had learned that some people could be really forceful about the title. She really disliked those kind of people with a bit of a passion. It was bad enough knowing that with each year she grew older, she did not need the younger people of this world to remind her of such a fact.

Did she have somewhere else to spot? No not really, she could go by the shop to check on things, but knew better. The most she would have to deal with there would be the constant complaints that they were out of something, yea yea, add it to the list. No she had no real reason to go back, so it was safe to guess that the College would be their next stop. "I got no where else to be, so UCLA it is. Hold on tight and lean with me." She spoke over the sound of the bike, which wasn't as bad as one would think. Rayna swore, each years these bikes got quieter and quieter. She Took a second to make sure that Anima was holding on with a good grip before she let the bike speed up in a matter of seconds. No rider with Rayna was ever nice and slow, no, speed and power was her friend. This bike could handle a lot and she loved it. The trip to the College was a simple one, a few turns here and there, a few red lights she might have timed just right to pass.

Once they were finally at the collage Rayna found a spot near the entrance to the campus' cafe to stop. She only realized now that she had no clue what area the girl need to be in. She stopped the bike and waited for it to cool down before she spoke. "Well here we are, next time be careful of what boys you follow in alleyways from now on." She reached into her pocket and pulled her card out, handing it to the young woman. "Here my card, nothing fancy, just a coffee shop. Stop by if you ever get the time." She smiled and left the girl to do whatever she needed to do there. It was about time she went bak to the shop and checked on things.