"LADIES FIRST," a booming voice echoed down the hallway. Seconds later, a redhead appeared in the door. A moment later, her body was forcefully yanked from the door frame. The look on her face was one of pure terror.

"ACE YOU LITTLE FUC--," her words were muffled when a mess of black hair collided with her bright raspberry lips. She squirmed while groping at his shirt. When the man didn't budge, she wore a frown before stepping back and lunging forward to jump on the man who the entered the room. This one was taller and less flamboyant. He had a look of arrogance but the large, cheeky grin on his face undid the fierceness in his azure orbs.

"Language," he teased before stepping aside so the woman crashed through the door and nearly landed head-first into a table. Thankfully, the raven with her caught her just before the head trauma became a reality.

"Oh staaaap," she jeered while readjusting her bra with little to no concern of the eyes before her. "You're just a rude dude with a lame ass attitude."

Ace rolled his eyes before pinching the nape of the woman's neck, which caused her to screech. Hand flinging backwards, a very distinctive slapping sound followed.

"You are such a dick," she stated plainly.

The raven grew a smile before sweeping up behind her. Hands falling neatly around her lithe form, he cooed lightly in her ears. Whatever he said made the woman melt. Her face was as red as her lipstick too.

"You're a tease and I hate you."

"Uh-huh." Ace aided his friend back up before looking at the chairs set out before them. They were the first to arrive? How bizarre.

"So are we fighting ghosts?!" Hayden bounded forward so her nose was just inches from Noah's. Her breath danced across her lips and smelled a lot like raspberry-lime tea. "Because I totally want to fight ghosts."

"Hayden, you cannot just invade someone's space like that." Sliding back the chair he just sat in (there was a noteworthy screech to it too), Ace fetched the woman and pulled her into a nearby seat by her shirt collar. "Sit...stay. Good girl." He pat her head, which caused Hayden to growl.

Returning to his own seat, he flipped it around so his legs wrapped around the back of the chair. Folding his arms across the chair's back, he looked up at Noah.

This better not be stupid, he thought. He had plenty of other things he could be doing.

"I'm Hayden," the redhead at his side quipped. "And this is Ace-kun." She poked her tongue out at the raven, knowing full-well that he hated it when she called him that.

"Ace." He said rather defiantly.