(Of course! Here's the no-dialogue, then the next one is with dialogue. Sorry that they're kinda long. I hope they are good.)
A wave of silence settled over the entire room. The doors were locked, but the speaker wasn't there nor were any of the board members there as well. No one dared to utter a single word to the person beside them. It was as if everyone was expecting for something to happen. Whatever it was, it was not going to be good for them.
Louis reclined back into the black chair, closing his eyes. With his head tilted back, he took in a deep inhale then let out a sigh. The anticipation soaring through his veins as he simply sat there. His nails digging into the arms of the chair. Fighting the urge to smirk while
Another member of the conference made eye contact with him. He was not able to see the name on their tag, but he could tell they were of some importance. They appeared to be Louis's age with dirty blond hair and silver eyes. Their gaze had a spark of curiosity in them. Even as they glanced away from him, he could still tell they were stuck in their own inquiring mind.
Every few moments, he would opening his phone to check his messages. The screen always lit up giving him the time and date, nothing else. Jace has to be giving him the sign at any moment. How long does he have to wait sitting around with these fools? Time is steadily ticking away for them to complete this mission.
Suddenly, a gunshot rang in the background. It had to come from outside in the main lobby. Louis shot up in his seat watching as others were trying to hide themselves from any potential threat of danger. His eyes looking all over the place as he kept pressing the side of his phone. The anticipation was beginning to settle in. Finally, he was feeling the same worry as the rest of them.
Once again, he glimpsed over to the person before. This time something feels off. They were still sitting there pretending like nothing is happening. Although, what piqued Louis's interest the most was how they were smirking back at him. No, no way.
Immediately, he got up and ran out from the row of seats into the walkway. As he headed towards the emergency exit, a man dressed in all black stood right in front of him. Slowing his pace to a halt, he opened his jacket to pull out the knife. He took it out while griping on tight to the handle. When he took another step closer to the man, he felt something heavy hit the back of his head, then everything turned black.
The walk back dragged on longer than expected; it was just a decent distance from the car after all. The sun crept further down the horizon. Dark gray storm clouds hung over the sky staring down at the upset pair. Not a single drop of sound coming from anything except the sounds of shoes against pavement. Nothing was exchanged from the two as they both trudged along. Mason's heavy and hollow eyes kept down while his hands swayed forward with each step. On the other hand, Evane tried to collect herself in an attempt to have the same amount of pride as she had before.
The young woman squeezed her fist as she looked forward. Images from before replayed in her head over and over again. From having to tell her case partner about Charlie's death to their fight in front of everyone, it was screened on the television of her mind. Everything that she built up leading to a complete disaster in front of all the other colleagues. Evane's shoulders became stiff as they were held up. She moved strands of her red hair covering the sides of her eyes. What is the point of it? Why be a complete idiot and work with another idiot?
Out of instinct, Mason glimpsed over at his work partner. Somehow the feeling in the air between them pulled him out of the abyss he was going down; it wrapped around his neck forcing him to look at Evane. It was strange seeing her like this, how she isn't confronting him about the entire fiasco or yelling about this. This wasn't normal at all, that he knew.
"Ev, it wasn't your fault," Mason sighed, "You knew everything; after this whole stressful process we just went through, you know that I am stupid enough to let my emotions fly out."
She stopped walking only slightly turning back. Evane could feel her heart sink deeper into her chest. The hell is he talking about? "Yeah but I was the one that had to clarify it for an imbicle like you," she mumbled.
Shaking his head, he placed his hand on his forehead, "Why do you always call me that?"
"Cause you're too slow to grip onto a situation. You let your own thoughts and interests get in the way."
"And what's wrong with that?", he questioned.
Forget it, forget pulling herself together to save herself. Forget being nice to those the agency sets you up with. It's all over, it's time to quit. Evane gave up, there's no point in talking to him anymore. She sprinted over to the car, got in, and drove off to headquarters to get her things.
Mason's eyes widened in surprise as he watched her. He sped over but stepped back as Ev bolted off. Forgetting everything, he ran behind trying to catch up. On the top of his lungs he screamed her name. It wasn't enough, it was too late. The red car disappeared into the horizon as the sun vanished.
Trying to catch his breath, his hands slipped onto his hips. Mason felt his phone buzz in his pocket. The message was from Mister Howard. "Don't go back to headquarters," it read, "I just received a report of some unusual activity there."