They had found his weak spot, and now he would pay. No one goes against the Organization and gets away with it.

Dallen had to ride his plane to the closest city, alone as he had been bidden. "It had to be a city, it would't be the proper kind of trade without it." He thought annoyed.

Jent had tried to reason with the lovesick fool, but nothing he said could change Dallen's mind. Even the logistics of it were messed up, how could they give the girl back, if thy were taking captive the only one to show up?

Then at one o'clock in the morning in an abandoned lot, dark buildings on each side standing tall and almost menacing was where the trade took place.

When he got there he could make out a limo with a man in a suit casually leaning against it.

"Where's the girl." Dallen demanded.

"You'll find out real soon." The other man said with a sneer as he pulled out a gun from his inner suit pocket then pointed it at Dallen.

Dallen started to reach for his own gun, but that's when he noticed the many people stationed all around the area in dark parts. Every one of them pointed their different guns at him.

He let a curse word fall from his lips as he held his hands up in surrender. This night er.. morning was not going as planned. But then, did life ever?

"You lied." accused Dallen as they patted him down for weapons.

The man who had been leaning against the limo gave him a disbelieving look. "We're an illegal organization, breaking moral laws isn't that far fetched if it's to get us what we want.

Dallen gave him a long stare, but sighed in resignation when he knew the truth.
Tylorie was still captive, and all his naive actions had done was put him in enemy hands as well.

"Why couldn't I have listened to Jent, he is always my voice of reason. Now here I am, a pathetic fool." He lamented.

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When Tylorie woke up she was in a dark cell. "Oh what a familiar sight." she chuckled to herself.

If it isn't one power hungry male, it's another one.

There was nothing to do there, and unlike with Dallen, no one came to taunt her. Which might have been worse, with just her thoughts as company she felt the lonliness creeping in.

It felt like several days passed by, when in reality it must have only been one. When she heard shuffling noises and some grunts, then someone was flung into her cell.

The impact of his head to the concrete floor nocked him out, but there was no mistaking the man her heart had fallen in love with.