Katamari Roller
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Lisa wanted to say something to cheer Woods up, her morose mood gone, but... she just couldn't think of anything. She sighed. It was easy to imagine how boring it was to go through the phone book.
"So, you've spent the whole day here? Damn, I thought you FBI guys were like those in TV, always going around, asking uncomfortable questions and tackling the running guys."
Lisa grinned sardonically, and grabbed the two pages she'd given Woods before pining them to a relatively empty board, where they'd be easy to notice. Just in case, she grabbed a leaf of white paper and wrote in big red letters "WITNESSES, GLENVILLE". Then, an arrow pointing downwards, and pined it on top of her pages.
"Well, at least these should help a bit, right? It's not like the whole day was wasted. If nobody, including me, found anything, then it would be a truly wasted way. As it is, it's just another day we don't catch the Little Girl. Sooner or later, we'll catch her... and I'll be right there to kick her guts out."
Lisa turned around, and looked at the wrinkles on Woods' jacket, where the fabric had pretty much spent hours in the same position. "Good God, Bruce, you've spent the whole day here without even pacing around, or something? How the hell can you take that?
Hey, maybe you'd..."
Lisa stopped, surprised. First, she was being more open to Woods. Second, she almost invited him out for dinner. She blushed lightly at that. She hadn't forgotten the mistake it was to invite him to see the sights, and... now was as good any moment to talk about it. Her face turned from the mildly annoyed gesture from before, to a serious outlook.
"Bruce, may I ask you something? When you look at me, what do you see?"
"So, you've spent the whole day here? Damn, I thought you FBI guys were like those in TV, always going around, asking uncomfortable questions and tackling the running guys."
Lisa grinned sardonically, and grabbed the two pages she'd given Woods before pining them to a relatively empty board, where they'd be easy to notice. Just in case, she grabbed a leaf of white paper and wrote in big red letters "WITNESSES, GLENVILLE". Then, an arrow pointing downwards, and pined it on top of her pages.
"Well, at least these should help a bit, right? It's not like the whole day was wasted. If nobody, including me, found anything, then it would be a truly wasted way. As it is, it's just another day we don't catch the Little Girl. Sooner or later, we'll catch her... and I'll be right there to kick her guts out."
Lisa turned around, and looked at the wrinkles on Woods' jacket, where the fabric had pretty much spent hours in the same position. "Good God, Bruce, you've spent the whole day here without even pacing around, or something? How the hell can you take that?
Hey, maybe you'd..."
Lisa stopped, surprised. First, she was being more open to Woods. Second, she almost invited him out for dinner. She blushed lightly at that. She hadn't forgotten the mistake it was to invite him to see the sights, and... now was as good any moment to talk about it. Her face turned from the mildly annoyed gesture from before, to a serious outlook.
"Bruce, may I ask you something? When you look at me, what do you see?"