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moralitypolice) wrote in
everyonelives2021-06-15 04:22 pm
Then we get terrified, like children waking in the dark, we don't know where we are.
( Bonnie, bag in hand at her side, holds the door open this time. She sighs, looking wistfully off at Danny, sullen, in the backseat. )
I wish I could make it all better, like I could undo it all, or, go back and prevent it altogether. Too many of us have no parents. No living family.
( She sighs.
From Danny's seat if or when he looks back, Bonnie and Isaac continue their discussion. Scott texts Isaac, so he pulls his phone out, eyes down quickly.
A couple approaches from the south, arm in arm. The guy in glasses leans in whispering something that makes the girl laugh. As they separate to move around Bonnie, everything happens quickly. The brunette girl brandishes a stun gun landing a blow to Isaac's side. Out of the leather jacket, the man reveals what looks to be something dark colored, with a flat bottom. He drops it. From the car, he can see a spell attempted, Bonnie's lips moving but nothing happening. She tries struggling, but the woman whacks her on the back of the back sending her down. The man quickly pulls out a pair of iron handcuffs the woman waves away, not now, and as fast as it happens, a bright yellow taxi pulls up.
Three others, including one dressed as a taxi-driver throw Bonnie and Isaac into the trunk. When everyone is inside the car, the driver puts down a black device on the top of the cab quickly, puts on a pair of leather gloves, climbs inside the cab and speeds off.
Bonnie's bag, and the contents within including her phone lie on the sidewalk next to Isaac's dropped phone.
The driver in Danny's car starts the ignition, this is probably protocol. )
I wish I could make it all better, like I could undo it all, or, go back and prevent it altogether. Too many of us have no parents. No living family.
( She sighs.
From Danny's seat if or when he looks back, Bonnie and Isaac continue their discussion. Scott texts Isaac, so he pulls his phone out, eyes down quickly.
A couple approaches from the south, arm in arm. The guy in glasses leans in whispering something that makes the girl laugh. As they separate to move around Bonnie, everything happens quickly. The brunette girl brandishes a stun gun landing a blow to Isaac's side. Out of the leather jacket, the man reveals what looks to be something dark colored, with a flat bottom. He drops it. From the car, he can see a spell attempted, Bonnie's lips moving but nothing happening. She tries struggling, but the woman whacks her on the back of the back sending her down. The man quickly pulls out a pair of iron handcuffs the woman waves away, not now, and as fast as it happens, a bright yellow taxi pulls up.
Three others, including one dressed as a taxi-driver throw Bonnie and Isaac into the trunk. When everyone is inside the car, the driver puts down a black device on the top of the cab quickly, puts on a pair of leather gloves, climbs inside the cab and speeds off.
Bonnie's bag, and the contents within including her phone lie on the sidewalk next to Isaac's dropped phone.
The driver in Danny's car starts the ignition, this is probably protocol. )

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Ring, ring, ring, William phone.]
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Candidate Neville Crier's campaign office.
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[He's kidding. Mostly.]
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( Which is why he messaged. )
Speaking of, another constituent will probably be getting in touch soon. Their car was stolen, phone confiscated. Big mess.
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[That could go one or two ways.]
How can I be of service?
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( But suffice it to say... )
Intercept the smoke signal? Or, slow them down. I need an hour.
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[He can certainly handle running a little interference.]
Do you know where this constituent was working out of?
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( He doesn't know how much Cooper is aware of, he hopes Cooper has moved enough up the ladder that he understands the Prague outfit. )
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I'll see what I can find out. But I do know that ruins like that have terrible service.
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( And after a beat. )
Ask me again after this is all over about what you can do as a constituent.
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I'll be sure to do that. I do find civic engagement very important.
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( After all of this. )
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[But, you know, things can get crazy. All the same...]
I'll text when I know more.
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[But he can hear the first question, even if William doesn't finish it.]
I'm good. The mission is clear, even if I wish it wasn't.
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( Always. )
For Neville Crier's campaign.
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[The rest of his district being him.]
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( He hesitates, not wanting to end the call, but he knows he has to. Cooper has moments like this that are few and far between. But, he's going to worry either way. )
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But he does text a buddy in that group and picks up dinner on the way, so that they don't ask too many questions.]
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But, (20) in searching, sends the hunter straight back to the group.
By the time Coop brings dinner, they're all on high alert with two members above their ranks there, too. The cat is out of the bag, Cooper. )
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He lets out a low whistle as he sets the dinner down on the table.]
Damn. Something happen?
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"He screwed the pooch, in other words," Dayna, the other officer says, shaking her head at the bloodied Taylor.
You brought - dinner? )
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[He holds out his hands and gestures to the bag for people to take.]
But since I'm here now, anything I can do to help?
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She rolls a (20) for search motive on why Cooper is asking because I don't even know what my dice are doing anymore. )
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He is currently attempting to play it off as bravado, someone trying to work their way up. He glances over at the bleeding man, before nodding and taking a step back, not wanting to push his luck. He has other avenues to get information.]
Right. Got it. Need to know.
[He'll back off now, before nudging the food bag towards her.]
But probably best to eat before you get too into it, right?
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