Deadblood decided to park down the street a bit from Red's mansion instead of directly in front of it. He could no longer see anything that went on at the mansion itself, but he could still see whenever anyone arrived or left. To hopefully hide himself further from Red, he'd also parked behind another vehicle, which probably wouldn't be going anywhere for a while since it appeared to have at least one flat tire. He was wearing a disguise now, which included a wig, a fake mustache, and reading glasses. He'd paid quite a bit for the wig and mustache, because he didn't want ones that looked obviously fake. The glasses were an old pair of his though that he hadn't worn in years.

That evening, he was more than a little surprised when Red left his mansion with who appeared to be the woman DB had witnessed Red bringing home before and had been certain that he'd murdered her. This only added to a long list of mysterious things about Red though. DB followed them, making extra sure to keep back far enough to avoid suspicion, but when Red got onto the freeway, that was easier to do since so many other cars were around them. He actually hoped that he wouldn't end up losing sight of Red because of the other cars. He didn't though and he ended up following Red until they reached a parking garage, which DB also followed Red into and parked on the same floor as him, but continuing to keep himself out of Red's sight.

On the sidewalk is where DB's disguise would really come into play, but he also had to be even more careful there. He kept his distance and although Red looked behind himself a few times, DB was pretty sure he hadn't been spotted. He was also now certain that the woman with Red was the same woman from before. DB wanted to know who she was and what exactly Red was doing with her. A simple night out seemed too out of character for Red. When they went inside an Italian restaurant, DB was forced to wait outside. He went across the street to where some shops were and browsed through stuff the shops had set up outside, but he kept a constant eye on the front of the restaurant so he'd know when they left.

By the time they exited the restaurant, DB was beginning to feel impatient. Setting down the item he was pretending to look at, he started following them again. They didn't go far though. Reaching a club, DB watched Red talk with one of the bouncers for a moment before they were let inside. He wouldn't be able to get in there, at least not easily, and even if he did, he'd probably have a hard time watching them in the club with all the people that were no doubt packed inside. He'd have to wait outside for them again and this time, they could take hours before leaving. He really didn't want to wait around, but he didn't want to just leave Red completely unwatched either though.

DB: "Shit."

Looking around, DB saw a bar almost directly across the street from the club, so he went inside. Finding a seat by a window so that he could still see the club, he proceeded to a order a drink so that he wouldn't be completely unoccupied while waiting. Several hours did indeed pass before they left. Quickly paying for his drinks, DB raced outside before they could get too far away. Surprised that the woman was still with Red, he followed them all the way back to the parking garage. They both retrieved their vehicles and DB tailed Red back to his mansion, taking the same route they did on the way to the garage. This time, DB did stop in front of Red's mansion and watched as they got out of Red's car. He drove off before he did get spotted though, disappointed and annoyed by what a waste of the time the night had been for him.