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Wolfe had Snow track Blaze's phone.

Laurel looked out the window for a moment before suddenly grinning, "Let's race!" she exclaimed, pointed to top of the line motorcycles parked outside.

Blaze was in a room at one of the motels.

Yue rolled her eyes and shook her head.

Figuring what was going on in there, Wolfe gracefully entered through the window.

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Laurel grabbed her arm, "C'mon... let's go for a spin!"

As Wolfe explored, he noticed a few things tossed about, including Blaze's phone. But no one was in sight. Though it sounded like the shower was on.

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"I don't know if I'm sober enough not to crash," she told Laurel.

Wolfe paused. About a minute later, the water suddenly shut off in the shower. Then the bathroom door opened to admit Wolfe.

As the door opened Blaze sighed, "I told you someone-" But she got cut off by the curses of the guy she was with. It was the same man Long had taken pictures of with Blaze earlier.

"What the blue terra?!" he demanded of Wolfe, not seeming intimidated by the intruder. But at first glance, it didn't really look like he needed to be.

Wolfe ignored the man and focused on Blaze, "We need to talk," he stated.

"And what can't wait until morning?" Blaze demanded angrily.

The man glanced back and forth between Blaze and Wolfe, not sure who to be angry at since it seemed like they knew each other. "Seriously," he told Wolfe. "Get out."

"It'll be over by morning," Wolfe replied to Blaze, still ignoring the man.

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Laurel grinned, "That's the fun part," she replied dangerously,

"Give me an update in the morning then," Blaze replied as she wrapped one of her arms around the man.

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"... Sorry, but I'm not feeling suicidal," Yue told Laurel.

Wolfe stayed where he was.

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Laurel shrugged and turned to Raven, "Come with me~" she pleaded as she pulled on his arm.

So Blaze ignored Wolfe. The man was having some difficulty with the audience though.

"Motorcycles right now are a very bad idea," Raven tried to convince Laurel. "Why don't you come back tomorrow morning for a ride?"

Wolfe looked right at the man for the first time, "Get out," he stated in a cold tone. He was in no mood to play games.

Laurel shook off Raven's worries and headed outside anyway.

That really seemed to piss the man off. "This is my room," he spat at Wolfe. For a moment, it looked like he might try to fight him off. But then he shoved wet Blaze at Wolfe. "Just get out, both of you."

So Raven went after Laurel to stop her.

Wolfe grabbed wet Blaze's arm as she was shoved at him and started back out the door.

Laurel was indeed headed straight for the bikes. She seemed to really like the neon pink one.

Blaze cussed a little as Wolfe dragged Blaze out the door.

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Raven did his best to stop Laurel.