Ean was about to protest, but stopped when she saw the look in Kat's eyes and heard the tone on her voice. Ok, this woman was no push over. In any other situation, Evan would be intruded by it. At the moment, she was just annoyed. With a heavy sigh she nodded then headed back out to wait for Kat. AJ started signing the second Evan left.
"I don't know what happened. I don't remember anything. I was out having a drink after work. I remember walking, then, nothing. Until I came too. I was on top of the man, so much blood. I felt someone tackle me. A cop. I swear I don't remember anything" AJ was making little noises as she signed that nearly sounded like whimpers.
A brown paper back descended from above Cass, followed by a voice from behind her.
"Sustenance for the hard at work deputy?" Sasha Kindle stood behind Cass, the paper bag in her outstretched hand with an infectious smile that reached her chocolate brown eyes. She still had on her EMT uniform, which meant she was still working, or had just gotten off shift. Sasha frequented the station to visit no one in particular. That slowly changed since Cass was transferred. She found herself showing up to see her more than anyone else. They had formed a quick friendship after constantly bumping into one another on calls. Sasha placed the homemade turkey melt and fries on Cass's desk then hopped up in it before crossing her short legs at the ankles.
"So, what's new around these parts?" she asked as she leaned back on the palms of her hands.
"I don't know what happened. I don't remember anything. I was out having a drink after work. I remember walking, then, nothing. Until I came too. I was on top of the man, so much blood. I felt someone tackle me. A cop. I swear I don't remember anything" AJ was making little noises as she signed that nearly sounded like whimpers.
A brown paper back descended from above Cass, followed by a voice from behind her.
"Sustenance for the hard at work deputy?" Sasha Kindle stood behind Cass, the paper bag in her outstretched hand with an infectious smile that reached her chocolate brown eyes. She still had on her EMT uniform, which meant she was still working, or had just gotten off shift. Sasha frequented the station to visit no one in particular. That slowly changed since Cass was transferred. She found herself showing up to see her more than anyone else. They had formed a quick friendship after constantly bumping into one another on calls. Sasha placed the homemade turkey melt and fries on Cass's desk then hopped up in it before crossing her short legs at the ankles.
"So, what's new around these parts?" she asked as she leaned back on the palms of her hands.