Aya Brea (
mitochondriaaya) wrote2009-04-30 08:21 am
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The problem with being a good cop sometimes was that good cops made enemies. A lot of them, if they tried hard enough. And their team? Well, they'd sent a lot of people to jail. Hell, Aya got bonus enemies by working with the vice guys. There was really no telling, day to day, who had gotten out or who had violent friends on the outside...
It was a perfectly normal afternoon at the precinct. Sure, there'd been the usual influx of threatening letters, and someone had broken into Danny's car the week before but really, that was nothing to worry about. They even got off at a decent hour, six o'clock and Aya was following Danny down the precinct steps.
Nope, normal day in mid-June. The only abnormal thing about it was the '93 Chevie Caprice that turned a corner gunned up to double the speed limit as they were crossing the street. Aya had never liked Chevies. It was all so damn fast, neither one one of them really had time to think...only react. Aya was throwing Danny clear, back at the concrete steps, about the time she felt the bumper crack her knee.
Couldn't think about that. Rolling was a good idea right?
Well, she lived.
The medics told her she was as she came to in the hospital. Cracked knee, hip dislocation, several cracked ribs and a glorious concussion. Well, that was fun. Danny was fit to burst with anger, that weird vein throbbing in his temple. Hell, half the words about throwing old men around and playing tag with speeding cars were going right over her little pain killer hazed head. She waited for a halt in the tirade before she interjected "...so...m'not goin to dinner tonight?"
That made Danny blink. Then the yelling started again at a higher volume. The uniform guarding the door was working real hard to pretend he didn't hear the yelling.
It was a perfectly normal afternoon at the precinct. Sure, there'd been the usual influx of threatening letters, and someone had broken into Danny's car the week before but really, that was nothing to worry about. They even got off at a decent hour, six o'clock and Aya was following Danny down the precinct steps.
Nope, normal day in mid-June. The only abnormal thing about it was the '93 Chevie Caprice that turned a corner gunned up to double the speed limit as they were crossing the street. Aya had never liked Chevies. It was all so damn fast, neither one one of them really had time to think...only react. Aya was throwing Danny clear, back at the concrete steps, about the time she felt the bumper crack her knee.
Couldn't think about that. Rolling was a good idea right?
Well, she lived.
The medics told her she was as she came to in the hospital. Cracked knee, hip dislocation, several cracked ribs and a glorious concussion. Well, that was fun. Danny was fit to burst with anger, that weird vein throbbing in his temple. Hell, half the words about throwing old men around and playing tag with speeding cars were going right over her little pain killer hazed head. She waited for a halt in the tirade before she interjected "...so...m'not goin to dinner tonight?"
That made Danny blink. Then the yelling started again at a higher volume. The uniform guarding the door was working real hard to pretend he didn't hear the yelling.
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A pause, then,
"Kid, you're running over the speed limit."
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The driver flushed and slowed down. "Sorry...thought we had a tail." Totally a tail. Um. Help?
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The rookie, in street clothes, hopped out to open a door for Aya, then eyed Dilan. "Who might recognize you? Should we...put a hat on you?"
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Aya tucked her short hair under the wig, wrinkled her nose, and sighed. "Donated by Vice I take it? If I wiggle out a bit you can scoop me up and I can keep Cat's carrier in my lap..." Which would further obstruct vision! "I admit my knee aches bit now, and ribs. I blame the car ride. It's harder on a body than a hospital bed I guess..."
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A pause.
"Braig and I did some theatre in college."
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She winced at the compression shirt thing though. Ugh. "What didn't you two do in college?"
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Cat began nosing around the living room, but kept either Aya or Dilan in her sight at all times. She just wasn't the most curious or brave of cats, really, and it was much more important that she knew where her people were.
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She found herself alternating between eating meat slices and dangling bits for Cat, then shifted on the couch wincing. Time to stick a pillow under her leg. Yep. "So, theater. What did you two do there? Acting or were you the technically inclined lightning and scenery guys?"
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Pots and pans rattled as he spoke, getting things out to start carving and cooking a chicken.
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