“Nobody, it doesn’t matter.” Cisco sniffled, using one hand to hold a bag of frozen peas to his face and holding the other close to his body. “I’ll be fine,” he lied.
Lisa lets out a sigh as she sits on the edge of the table in front of him. She extends her hand towards his good hand slightly entwining her fingers with his. Keeping her gaze on his hand lightly running her thumb against his palm. “I never defended myself against my father and his lessons, never. But if I ever saw him go after Lenny something would snap inside of me and I would do anything I could to get him off of Lenny.” She looks back up into Cisco’s eyes. “When I came in and saw you like this that feeling came back. I am trying so hard not to go looking for this person and stirring up trouble. So please just tell me. I promise I won’t run off alone after the person or destroy them.”
“It was just some thugs. I was out patrolling and got jumped. I didn’t even hear them coming. They cornered me before I could even scout the area. They got several kicks and punches in before I threw a few vibes out with my good arm and ran. I didn’t stop running until I got home.” Cisco paused, closing his eyes as he felt a sharp pain in his side. “Damn, Lis,” his voice broke. “I’m so scared.”
Cisco backup 