Liam was slightly glad with Niall being next to him in the cockpit, switching on autopilot so that he could spin his chair to face the blonde better. He went to take the other's hand as he shot him a small smile once more. "Hey, you holding up okay?" He asked, sparing a look behind him to the other two who were doing their own form of sulking. "I truly hope I don't look like him," he said, pointing to Harry with a sad grin on his lips, "he looks about ready to kill." He didn't want to think about how Simon had said bring Zayn back by any means necessary because he knew that Harry could potentially injure him. He sighed as he let go of Niall's hand, leaning back into the seat as he closed his eyes. "I think it would be best if you went in to talk to him, see if you can convince him to come back," he said, opening his eyes to see the most beautiful boy he had ever seen. Niall always had a way of smiling and making everything feel better, which only made it easier to want to kiss him. It was mostly silent for the next while after he told Niall what he believed would be the best idea for them. Harry's question rang when they were about fifteen minutes away. "Soon," he said to Harry as he went to the descent of the plane onto the platform that was reserved for them. He stood up and looked between the three of them, his arms crossing as if that made him more authoritative. "Now, the plan is this," he said, "we will send Niall in to retrieve him peacefully. If he still refuses to come, we won't hesitate to use force. This isn't our friend anymore, he's a mission and we will treat him that way." He didn't mean for it to sound as harsh as it did, but he didn't have much regret over it as he opened the jet and exited it, ready to get the man they were looking for. They found the shack moderately easy, looking at it and nodding for Niall to go in there.
Zayn felt an itch under his skin after a few hours of relaxing on his hammock, trying to read the novel he had gotten the day prior. He taught himself how to read the tongue it was in, Quechua, but that only wasted a few hours of his life. The novel was nice, but it was the entire idea of why he couldn't get through that firewall. He always had to complete everything he started, even if that meant hacking into the database just one more time to just be able to say that he could do it. He went back to his computer, eager to just do it once more, as he cracked his knuckles. This was the last ambitious thing he'd do before he would go back to sleeping and reading his life away. After continuously trying to break the firewall, it suddenly destroyed itself and he was allowed in. He felt cocky as if he had just beat Simon at his own game, but his face paled as he searched about his old team. They were going to Peru to retrieve him, the words were splayed on the screen right in front of him. A part of him wanted to find the time stamp, but he knew that if they were on their way, it was far too late to even bother with that. He had to make himself scarce and fast. Zayn tried not to panic as he frantically went about his shack and packed anything and everything that he could. He could cut his hair, dye it, dress like a hippie and disappear for the rest of his life. He knew that wasn't an attainable thing, Simon would never stop looking for him due to his apparent importance to something that he didn't want to look up right at that moment. He cursed himself when he heard noises outside of his door, knowing he had to abandon his belongings and escape or fight.
August 2nd, 2015 at 06:25pm