Division Zero: Thrall
“Captain Eze’s voice was just loud enough to encroach upon her sobbing.
Kirsten pushed herself off the floor, sniffling. She stared up at him with such a pathetic expression he ran over and took a knee.
“Are you alright? What happened?”
“It was Konstantin.” She wiped her face, unable to stop crying. “He’s got Evan.”
Eze gathered her in his arms and carried her to the sofa. “Collect yourself, Kirsten. We’ll find the son of a bitch. Don’t mourn someone who isn’t dead.”
She sat ...up straight, fists on knees, inhaling deep breaths.
Captain Jonathan Eze walked to the wall panel and put a hand on it. His comforting brown eyes faded to flat white. The sound of additional police units shuffling down the hallway got Kirsten to her feet. She looked down at herself, embarrassed by the revealing way the silk draped on her body. She kept her arms clamped tight over her chest and paced a figure eight.MoreLess
Kirsten pushed herself off the floor, sniffling. She stared up at him with such a pathetic expression he ran over and took a knee.
“Are you alright? What happened?”
“It was Konstantin.” She wiped her face, unable to stop crying. “He’s got Evan.”
Eze gathered her in his arms and carried her to the sofa. “Collect yourself, Kirsten. We’ll find the son of a bitch. Don’t mourn someone who isn’t dead.”
She sat ...up straight, fists on knees, inhaling deep breaths.
Captain Jonathan Eze walked to the wall panel and put a hand on it. His comforting brown eyes faded to flat white. The sound of additional police units shuffling down the hallway got Kirsten to her feet. She looked down at herself, embarrassed by the revealing way the silk draped on her body. She kept her arms clamped tight over her chest and paced a figure eight.MoreLess
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