Matt Murdock (
lawyerbyday) wrote2022-08-06 04:03 am
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Open Post for Matt Murdock. Can be carry over from memes, new lines, or any of the above. Tag in or send a PM if you'd like to discuss beforehand.
Open Post for Matt Murdock. Can be carry over from memes, new lines, or any of the above. Tag in or send a PM if you'd like to discuss beforehand.
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The man immediately lets her go. She's able to catch her breath and really assess the situation. In the alley, with a glow of red eyes, stands the Devil of Hell's Kitchen. She's certainly heard of him, but she's never really seen him before. Her mugger is focused on the Devil, so he's caught by surprise when Alexis takes he heavy handbag and starts whacking him on the head with it. He gives a grunt of pain and tries to shield himself from her blows with a vicious curse.
Maybe he's finally realizing he's bitten off more than he can chew with her.]
You! Are! So! Rude!
[She punctuates each word with a whack. She wishes she has something heavier.]
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See? Why would she want to give up such a useful weapon?
[He hadn't decided if he wanted to intervene yet, enjoying just witnessing the brutal outrage of Alexis and her very justified fury at being mugged.]
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Sorry, Miss. You're wearing the wrong shoes for kicking ass. Sit this one out.
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Wow, you're like really good at this.
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Are you hurt?
[He was pretty sure the answer to that was no. No scent of blood coming from her, only the man with the broken nose, but he'd heard that yelp. Besides, most people couldn't do what he could, so it seemed prudent to ask.]
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[ Her hand gently rubs her wrist which is beginning to bruise. The man's meaty fingers have left their mark on her. She frowns as she stares at her broken shoe. She's actually more upset about that. ]
I really like these shoes. I got them in Paris during Fashion Week back in 2010 from Amelie Pichard herself!
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You broke her shoes. I don't know if I'm going to be able to save you now.
[A joke, of course, but he was already reaching for a zip strip, ready to put the would-be mugger down and truss him up before leaving him for the police.]
You should call the cops, Miss. And maybe a cobbler.
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I'm Alexis, by the way. And thank you. For saving me.
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Not sure I did. You seemed to have it in hand.
[Still, it made more sense to jump in than have her deal with it. And he felt a surge of satisfaction that he'd been able to do so. She was rubbing her wrist and he could tell she'd have bruises there, a lingering reminder, and it just made him want to kick the mugger again. In the dick.
He didn't, but he wanted to.]
You should wait somewhere closer to the light. You'll want them to see you when they pull up and he might have friends.
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[She says it so matter-of-factly without a doubt in her mind. There's something about his voice. Or maybe it's his mouth. She moved closer to try and get a better look. There's something needling in her brain about it. Maybe she's just painfully curious about him.
Admittedly, he's definitely hot. He's got this dangerous edge to him. Has she been single, she would've been flirting hard, but she's got Matt. She's still fascinated about him though.]
How long have you been doing this?
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His lips twitched in a smile at the fact she laid out there so firmly. Yes, of course he'd keep her safe, but it just amused the hell out of him that she was so sure of it. Most people, even the ones he helped, would be running by now. Not trying to strike up a conversation.]
You don't read the papers?
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[She gives a little shrug. Besides, she likes hearing it straight from the source. No better than from the mouth of the Devil himself.]
Will you walk me home too?
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[Probably better, since he didn't think they'd want him lingering around when they took her information. And he should probably finish up his rounds and get home so he could play the concerned boyfriend coming over.]
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[She gives an adorable little pout, one that can certainly be heard in her voice. Since he hasn't moved away, she gets in his space and studies him to try and figure out why he's making her brain wonky. It's like she's forgetting something. It's something she can't quite put her finger on. It drives her nuts.]
Whoever designed your suit, they get major kudos. It's very well made!
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[He couldn't see the pout, but he could hear it, and it made the corner of his mouth tick up. A shove with his foot at the man on the ground, and then he started to walk towards the fire escape in the alley, intending to use it to go back up on the roof.]
I'll keep watch overhead until the police get here.
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[She's still put out that this exchange isn't lasting longer. She's got so many questions. Part of her kinda wants to ask him out for coffee though she knows he'll decline. She can't help but follow after him though her eyes zeroes in on his ass in that suit.]
What do I do if I want to thank you?
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You just did.
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[She gives a little huff as she watches him haul himself up the fire escape like it's nothing. He's definitely well trained with how easy he makes it looks. She wobbles on her broken heel.]
Well, thank you!
[She's still sulking when she goes to the entrance of the alley. The police show up not long after. They take her statement and offer to call EMS, but she declines. She just wants to go home and put ice on her swollen wrist.]
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Hi, babe.
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[If he sounded a bit out of breath, that wasn't his fault. He'd just skidded in the upper stairs of his rooftop entrance and had made it down to his phone as it was ringing. The burner phone vibrated against his hip, but he didn't want to have her pick up on outside sounds. Hitting answer, he pulled his helmet off, panting a little before taking a deep breath to calm himself, get his heartrate back to normal.]
You okay? You sound... low.
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I'm okay. I was mugged on the way home. I'm fine, but the guy probably isn't. So sucks to be him.
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[He hadn't been to her place properly yet, but he knew where it was, had been trailing her for long enough to have a route there and back. Just to keep her safe.
The downside to a vigilante boyfriend was that their love language often looked a lot like stalking.]
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[She brightens at his offer to come over. She wants nothing more, but she knows it's late. She doesn't want to put him out. All Alexis can think about now is how nice it would be to curl up with him.]
Are you sure you don't mind coming over?
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