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Get me out of my mind (Elizabeth)

Posted: 25 Nov 2015, 13:17
by Vincent Kaiser (DELETED 7531)
Another case file slid across his desk as his dark hues glanced up quickly before back down to the paperwork. It had felt like hours and hours of signing forms and reading up on prior case files, his hand was starting to cramp and the coffee cup on the desk was full of cold coffee. Large hands rubbed the stubble of his chin roughly before he stood up to stretch, his back cracking loudly after he twisted and turned his body. After his stretching, he stepped out of his office only to be greeted by one of the agents standing beyond the door.

“Everything making sense now?” The agents tone was neutral and his question simple.
“Aye, I understand. Did you really think it would be an issue though?” Vincent raised his eyebrows questioningly as he watched the agent.
“No we figured this would be the right fit. Welcome aboard agent 47.” The agent offered his hand for a shake, quickly met with the firm grasp of Vincent’s hand.

Vincent walked down the hall, passed a few doors and into a conference room. He was met by many faces, many handshakes and much paperwork. It was amusing to him that he was the 47th agent on this taskforce, mostly amusing because he was nothing like the agent 47 hitman, also because he loved to watch the movies and play the games. He was saddled up with a more experienced partner and sent out into the world on his first case.



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-Months later-



Footfalls pounded the pavement, one person serving in and out of the crowds of people, a second pulling their gun and firing into the air. A car came screeching around the corner and stopped just beside the shooter. “Get in!” Vincent was behind the wheel, barking at his partner for an easier chase. As his partner was halfway into the car, Vincent pushed his foot to the floor and gave chase between the streets, screeching around each corner before stopping hard enough that the car bashed into the legs of the person running.

Before the runner hit the pavement, the car doors flew open and both Vincent and his partner jumped out of the car, guns pulled and ready. “FBI, hands where we can see them.” The suspect on the ground was non-compliant, quickly trying to scramble to their feet as Vincent jumped him and cuffed him while his partner stood there with his gun aimed. They hauled him into the car, throwing him down onto the backseat before locking him in the car.

Vincent dropped his partner and their suspect off at FBI headquarters before heading back out onto the town to follow another lead. His methods of splitting from his partner were not always the smartest but he worked better alone. Ever since he had been a high quality escort, he had learned to work alone. The FBI had recruited him from his prior work, offering him more money and better hours in exchange for his intellect and skills. He pulled his car into a parking spot before getting out and going for a stroll, searching for potential witnesses as the sun started to set and the streets came alive with the nightlife.

Re: Get me out of my mind (Elizabeth)

Posted: 03 Dec 2015, 02:43
by Elizabeth
"This will not do." Elizabeth sighed as she shook her head, eyes on the back of her thrall's head as the woman started collecting dozens upon dozens of flowers that had wilted during the daytime hours. Apparently something was wrong with the large flower cooler, but what was anyone's best guess. Elizabeth wouldn't even try to pretend she knew the first thing about coolers. "We must get this fixed immediately." She told the dark haired woman as she walked past Elizabeth with arms full of flowers.

With another shake of her head; one of defeat, Elizabeth left the cooler, pulled out a thick binder of important numbers and placed a call to a heating and cooling guy. The best she could do at this time of night was leave a message and inform him of calling a woman named Elise tomorrow. Disgusted that nothing could be accomplished tonight, Elizabeth hung up the phone, closed the red colored binder and put it back in the drawer that it came from. "I'm going out, Elise." The blonde haired woman pulled her purple burberry coat from off a hook, buttoned it, and then tied it around her tiny waist before a hand came under her blonde locks and pulled them free from the weight of the coat.

The bell swayed from side to side when Elizabeth pulled the door open and exited the shop, leaving the cleanup in Elise's capable hands. Could Elizabeth had revived most, if not all of the flowers? Yes. But the woman was so dishearten in knowing she had no control over what was going on in her own shop, that being in it any longer brought apprehension to her.

She left the market area and caught the train from Honeymead to Coastside. Some businesses were open until ten p.m. and Elizabeth wanted to start her Christmas shopping. Though she doesn't remember celebrating any past Christmases, Elizabeth knows that she had, or at least people had gifted her things in the past for Christmas because of the various cards and gifts she has kept over the years that have stated, "Merry Christmas," in her various penthouses. Shamus was one that she knew she was going to purchase a gift for, but for as much as she knew she loved him, there was still a void in her knowledge of her husband. Gifting for some people this year was going to prove to be a difficult task.

With eyes peering through various glass windows at items that were apparently desired by everyone this year, Elizabeth simply shook her head and moved on when she knew none of the items would suit him. Yet, when Elizabeth looked through one window, a gift for another spoke to her. Her Chickory. The woman took a small step backwards, and another as her head tipped to the side, still sizing its worth and likability to the blue haired childe of hers. "Hmmm." Elizabeth murmured as she took another step back and bumped into a solid form that she knew was a male. "Oh!" Elizabeth said in surprise and simple shock, but as she turned, she recognized the male. "Apologies." There was a small laugh from the woman as she dipped her head in greeting to him. "I had no idea that one was into women's attire." She teased the dark haired male, a subtle smirk upon her lips as her sapphire colored eyes focused on him and not the clothing in the window on the mannequin.