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Audrey turned and glared at Scotty, her eyes narrowing. "DON'T call me babe." she growled. "My name is Drey. If you can't say that then you don't need to talk to me." She huffed, completely unamused.

"How about we go get some ice cream! On me!" He said quickly, but it didn't seem to work.

"Okay, Okay, Drey! Sorry I offended ya'!" He replied shrugging. Then he looked at Toby.

"Ice cream would be okay I guess, but you ain't gotta pay for mine Toby. Just let me go tell ma' bud Cole!" He said beginning back to the bench, he grinned as he passed Drey but sped off in fear she'd lash out at him.

"Great!" He said smiling, "Do you want some Drey?" he asked.

Audrey huffed at Scotty. She turned to Tony when he questioned her. "Sure, I'll tag along," she said, nodding. "But you don't have to pay for mine either." She knew getting out of the house would do her some good.

Scotty returned a moment later, "We ready?" he asked.

"Yeah, think so." Toby replied. "Isn't your friend...what's his name? Wait it doesn't matter, Is he coming?"

Scotty shrugged "Cole, isn't really the group type." he replied, he wasn't going to say much more about Cole since he was kinda complex.

OOC: Oy vey... 2 1/2 pages to catch up on...

The rest of the fight, Drew had stood back and watched with astonishment. Here he had been the first to do something, and then all of a sudden an entire group of others came around the corner and came to the girl's rescue. Well, they had it covered from the looks of things. Still, he stayed in his shadowy spot just in case the tide was turned.

His ears flickered forwards as they started to talk. He decided maybe now was the time to go, however, the fox couldn't help but listen. After all, he hadn't had contact with much of anyone for a while. And to hear other people talking like friends was... comforting.

He didn't want to be known or seen as an eavesdropper, though, so he stepped back a few paces and stood nearly hidden completely by the corner of a wall. The same one the trio had just departed from. It seemed that the rest of the group hadn't noticed him, or if they had they hadn't said or done anything to show it. So for the time being, Drew was clear.

He listened to their entire chat, engulfing himself in it, almost wishing he were apart of it. He wanted so badly to speak to them. But no. He wouldn't do it. Not unless he had to. He had to keep his cover.

At the mention of ice cream, he licked his lips eagerly. Friends... talking... ice cream. It all felt so surreal. You could call Drew mental. Or maybe just dumb for wanting pleasures so simple and denying himself the right. But common sense took its grip on him. If he hadn't approached them first hand, he shouldn't go at all. They'd wonder about him.

So there he stayed, half hoping someone would see him. The other half hoping they'd never even turn their backs.

Audrey was found herself enjoying the company of the others, she lived alone and rarely had company, she liked the feeling of being with the group. Audrey mostly stayed near Kat, as she wasn't very comfortable nor easily-trusting of the guys. She flicked her ear, constantly intent on her surroundings. She heard a shuffle of feet and turned to look at the corner. She could just see Drew's shadow and she remembered seeing him during the fight.
"You okay over there?" she called to him, wondering why he was hiding. "You helped out in the fight, huh? Why are you hiding?"

Tony turned around, "Hello." He said to the Drew. Tony wasn't really careful around strangers, which often got into bad situations. But he seemed nice enough to be around. "I suppose you herd about me buying ice cream for people." He said to the Drew.