RedHairedandFriendly
Too much red on Red?
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Samantha/Hollander
Samantha watched him rise and head to the door. For a minute she thought he was going to leave without telling her of Marc, but when he turned she relaxed only to stiffen again. He wasn’t telling her about Marc, but was in fact asking her more questions.
She took a deep breath and sighed. “No I have never been up to Deborah and Brian’s. I don’t know if he has since that night or not, he’s not said anything to me about it. But no I’ve never been in their home. Can I go now? Or at least wait in the lobby for Marc... surely you folks are done putting us through these little hoops by now and realize whatever you are trying to find isn’t there?”
A woman came into view and she whispered into the Officer’s ear. Samantha sighed and waited somewhat impatiently for them to converse. As she did she had a sickening feeling cross over her as the woman, a police officer too, kept looking between her and the file and the officer.
Words like DNA and wine goblets, blood samples, fibers.... hit Samantha’s ears, but she forced them away. A different case entirely she told herself, because she had done nothing wrong. . .she was a simple librarian.
Samantha watched him rise and head to the door. For a minute she thought he was going to leave without telling her of Marc, but when he turned she relaxed only to stiffen again. He wasn’t telling her about Marc, but was in fact asking her more questions.
She took a deep breath and sighed. “No I have never been up to Deborah and Brian’s. I don’t know if he has since that night or not, he’s not said anything to me about it. But no I’ve never been in their home. Can I go now? Or at least wait in the lobby for Marc... surely you folks are done putting us through these little hoops by now and realize whatever you are trying to find isn’t there?”
A woman came into view and she whispered into the Officer’s ear. Samantha sighed and waited somewhat impatiently for them to converse. As she did she had a sickening feeling cross over her as the woman, a police officer too, kept looking between her and the file and the officer.
Words like DNA and wine goblets, blood samples, fibers.... hit Samantha’s ears, but she forced them away. A different case entirely she told herself, because she had done nothing wrong. . .she was a simple librarian.