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Dove tightened her leather jacket around herself as the wind blew. It was Winter time in Australia, and the cold was just something that Dove wasn't used to, coming from California. Looking to Helena, Dove made her way to a quiet corner of the city center, sitting down on the edge of the large fountain, her gaze locked onto Michael Clifford for a moment, and she watched him closely, knowing that sooner or later, she would be the one to kill him. "They come to this cafe every day, how are they not bored?" She asked Helena with a monotonous expression.

Luke sat down at one of the tables set up outside by the cafe, taking a sip of his hot chocolate. It was Winter time, and although it was a little chilly, Luke would rather sit outside, in the fresh air, than be inside with a bunch of noisy people with no manners. Still, Luke relaxed into his seat, looking to Michael as they waited for Calum and Ashton to return with their drinks, eating a marshmallow from his drink. "You know what, this break is what we needed from the studio."

Helena sat cross-legged next to her friend, watching the band, her gaze mostly focused on her target: Luke Hemmings. “I don't know,” she mentioned, shaking her head slightly, “Honestly, people always get warned not to follow routines, yet they're always doing the same thing here.” And it was getting boring to watch, she had to admit.

Michael peered around as he relaxed, picking at his food and sipping on his drink. With how hot it could get in Australia, he enjoyed the days where it was colder than usual and he wanted to enjoy this while he could. “We definitely do,” he confirmed, looking over to Luke before he offered a small grin. “It gives us a bit of a chance to relax, at least.”

Dove grinned slightly. "People are warned not to follow routines because of people like us." She looked over at Helena with slight amusement, but she watched as Michael picked at his food, sipping his drink, and she sighed, running a hand through her hair. "Maybe we could get closer." She suggested. "We could hear more." She shrugged, unsure if it was against their rules, but wanting to try, because it could certainly benefit them to know more about them for when the time came.

Luke nodded with Michael's words. "Definitely." He sighed happily, appreciating the cool air. "And the cool air, man, it feels amazing." Luke murmured happily as he took a bite of his food, clearly content. "That studio was getting sweaty anyway, with Ashton being shirtless every time he played drums." He teased as Ashton and Calum joined them, laughing at the look Ashton gave him as he sipped his hot chocolate once more. "Sorry, not sorry, Ash, you know it's true."

Helena offered an amused look. “And people don’t use their brains to actually listen to those warnings,” she joked lightly, watching the men silently, and she thought for a moment about Dove’s suggestion. “Not too close.” They weren’t in a stage to where they knew enough about their targets to engage in any contact, so they had to fly under the radar for now, stay unnoticed.

Michael nodded slightly, leaning back in his seat, stretching his arms a bit as he relaxed happily. “It does,” he agreed with amusement, “We deserve a chance to relax, to get some air.” Lifting his shoulders in a shrug, he couldn’t help but laugh along to Luke’s words, grinning slightly. “And he sweats everywhere,” he teased lightly, grinning playfully towards Ashton.

Dove smirked with Helena's words. "I'm surprised people actually have brains at all, at this rate." She joked in return, although her eyes fell back to Michael, and she could admit to herself that he was handsome enough, but the fact that someone had put a large sum of money to have him killed was amusing to her - he must of been talented to be considered a threat. "Not too close," Dove promised. "Let's go get a coffee, they won't notice us anyway."

Luke smirked as Michael joined in with bullying Ashton, and taking a sip of his drink, he sighed happily, leaning back in his seat with a content only a day like this could bring. Looking around to the people around them, Luke's eyes fell to a beautiful girl that was approaching the cafe with her friend. "Pretty girl incoming." He grinned, watching as she held her head high with confidence, walking as if she owned the square, and Luke could feel his heartbeat increase within his chest.

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Helena nodded slightly with the mention of it as they walked. “I think I’ll just go for a mocha latte,” she decided in a hum, deciding to focus on the topic rather than their targets for now, because she didn’t want to say or do anything that would catch anybody’s attention.

Michael arched a brow, following Luke’s gaze, though his attention was easily caught by the dark haired beauty. “Wow, that girl’s gorgeous, mate,” he muttered almost in awe, though he snorted when he realized Luke’s attention was elsewhere. “Not that one! The one beside her!”