Private Finished Broken Heart Alley

Diego stopped painting to listen to Estella's not that bad beatboxing, he had heard a lot worse. Diego actually wanted to nod to the beat, and he almost did. But in the end he was still feeling too blah to actually truly enjoy the beatboxing, which was a shame.

When Estella stopped Diego grinned and gave her a small quiet clap, nothing that would attract unwanted attention.
"That wasn't half bad, bro. You gotta teach that to me, it's hella cool you can just start jamming whenever you want, you know."
Diego was actually half serious about asking Estella to teach him, Diego had always admired beatboxers but had never had the chance to try and learn it on his own. If he had practised at home Diego's dad would've beaten him.
"And I wanna hear you other songs too. You sound like you know your stuff."

The graffiti was pretty much done, there were small parts here and there that still needed fixing but it was all in all a decent piece. One of the best Diego had ever done, actually. Wonder how getting ypur heart broken could inspire you this much.

Diego floated down as Estella wisely suggested they got out from this place, and he agreed. Someone was bound to check this alley before long, even if they were on a blind spot.
"Cool, let's do it. I can send you some epic memes."
Diego joked, and was able to let out a slight chuckle as he dug his phone out. He exchanged numbers with Estella, and just as they finished with that a man in a uniform shone a flashlight on the alley.
"Hey! What're you kids doing back here?!"
Diego looked behind him as the security guard opened a door in the fence and began running at them at a high, supernatural speed.
"Shit! Get outta here!"
Diego muttered and shoved Estella a bit towards the other end of the alley, he wasn't about to let her get caught when he had done most of the damage. But just as Diego attempted to fly away the security guard did a jump, that a normal human wouldn't be able to do and caught Diego, gripping him tightly.
"You're coming to the station with me."