Sherlock, Meet Watson. (Nate, Will)
Sept 21, 2013 15:56:00 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2013 15:56:00 GMT -5
Watson listened to both their takes on her theory, and not much of a surprise to her. They both figured that wasn't it. Still, Det. Robertson had a point, if they went at this by the wrong angle. Things could go terribly, terribly, wrong.
Then the phone rang, and while Sybille tried to focus back on the case at hand. She couldn't help but notice the rather difficult time, Det. Cross was having at answering it. And judging by the way he had to use Robertson's cane to pry up the phone. She could easily guess that it had something to do with a rather childish prank. That guess was confirmed after the call was finished, and Will couldn't contain his own laughter.
Sybille pinched the bridge of her nose, as she took a deep breath. She just hoped this wouldn't be like babysitting the next door neighbor's twins for the night. She grimaced at the thought, that was one night she didn't want to re-live.
"So, how exactly do we obtain this woman?" Sybille asked, "Track her for a bit, then when she's alone, go in and grab her? Do you even know where to find her? Cause it's possible that she wouldn't go far from Keats, if she is indeed trying to help him avoid capture." Again, all she was doing was making speculations.
Then the phone rang, and while Sybille tried to focus back on the case at hand. She couldn't help but notice the rather difficult time, Det. Cross was having at answering it. And judging by the way he had to use Robertson's cane to pry up the phone. She could easily guess that it had something to do with a rather childish prank. That guess was confirmed after the call was finished, and Will couldn't contain his own laughter.
Sybille pinched the bridge of her nose, as she took a deep breath. She just hoped this wouldn't be like babysitting the next door neighbor's twins for the night. She grimaced at the thought, that was one night she didn't want to re-live.
"So, how exactly do we obtain this woman?" Sybille asked, "Track her for a bit, then when she's alone, go in and grab her? Do you even know where to find her? Cause it's possible that she wouldn't go far from Keats, if she is indeed trying to help him avoid capture." Again, all she was doing was making speculations.