“Do you always flirt with the people trying to arrest you?” Isadora asked, bending the suspect over the hood of her police car as she snapped on the handcuffs.
“Only when they’re cute,” Lenora said, grinning up at her from where her face was smushed up against the car. “Are you always this rough?”
“Only when they’re annoying. Up you go, and inside the car.”
The drive to the police station was filled with one-liners that must’ve made Lenora feel quite smart, but only elicited the occasional sigh from Isadora. Once they were inside the interrogation room, Lenora sat in the chair as comfortably as she could with her hands bound behind her. “So…” she began. “Am I in trouble?”
“Why were you at the jewellery store on the night of the fifth?”
“Oh, I really shouldn’t talk about that…”
“I’m very interested in hearing why,” Isadora said, leaning in. “What could you possibly have been doing there at eleven in the evening?”
Lenora leaned in as well, lowering her voice. “Well, if you must know… Which you shouldn’t, because this’ll really ruin the surprise… I was checking out their engagement rings,” she finished with a cheeky grin before leaning back against the back of the chair. “Can’t help it, I guess, cat’s out of the bag…”
Isadora pinched the bridge of her nose and sighed. “Okay, let’s put it this way. There have been five jewellery store robberies, and so far, our only lead is that someone saw a suspiciously acting woman from their window across from one of the stores. When we asked for the security tapes, we found out that the suspicious woman was you. You’re our only link to all five robberies.”
Lenora whistled. “Well, that spells trouble for me, doesn’t it?”
“Are you willing to cooperate?”
“Well, you know what they say about snitches…”
“I don’t believe you’re the robber, Lenora. But I do believe you know where to find them.”
Lenora puckered her lips. “I’ll tell for a kiss.”
Isadora sighed again and stood up. “Alright, that’s enough of that. I’ll get Colin on your case.”
“Aw, don’t be like that! I was just joking!”
Isadora didn’t spare her another glance as she turned around and exited the interrogation room.
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FILL: Team OCs
Date: 2025-05-27 01:48 pm (UTC)“Only when they’re cute,” Lenora said, grinning up at her from where her face was smushed up against the car. “Are you always this rough?”
“Only when they’re annoying. Up you go, and inside the car.”
The drive to the police station was filled with one-liners that must’ve made Lenora feel quite smart, but only elicited the occasional sigh from Isadora. Once they were inside the interrogation room, Lenora sat in the chair as comfortably as she could with her hands bound behind her. “So…” she began. “Am I in trouble?”
“Why were you at the jewellery store on the night of the fifth?”
“Oh, I really shouldn’t talk about that…”
“I’m very interested in hearing why,” Isadora said, leaning in. “What could you possibly have been doing there at eleven in the evening?”
Lenora leaned in as well, lowering her voice. “Well, if you must know… Which you shouldn’t, because this’ll really ruin the surprise… I was checking out their engagement rings,” she finished with a cheeky grin before leaning back against the back of the chair. “Can’t help it, I guess, cat’s out of the bag…”
Isadora pinched the bridge of her nose and sighed. “Okay, let’s put it this way. There have been five jewellery store robberies, and so far, our only lead is that someone saw a suspiciously acting woman from their window across from one of the stores. When we asked for the security tapes, we found out that the suspicious woman was you. You’re our only link to all five robberies.”
Lenora whistled. “Well, that spells trouble for me, doesn’t it?”
“Are you willing to cooperate?”
“Well, you know what they say about snitches…”
“I don’t believe you’re the robber, Lenora. But I do believe you know where to find them.”
Lenora puckered her lips. “I’ll tell for a kiss.”
Isadora sighed again and stood up. “Alright, that’s enough of that. I’ll get Colin on your case.”
“Aw, don’t be like that! I was just joking!”
Isadora didn’t spare her another glance as she turned around and exited the interrogation room.