Plain Jane
“Dropping his stack of paperwork on the desk, he rushed out to the delivery bay. A new body. It was sights like this that made him glad he ended up coming into work tonight. Especially after the night he had.
Punching in the code, Josh pulled his lab coat around his neck. The night had gone cold. The sliding doors opened, bringing with them a rush of frigid air. The driver was already out of the vehicle, opening the back doors.
“Seriously, dude. Tell them to stop dying,” Josh joked. Another perk of the job was yanking this slacker’s chain.
“I don’t think she had any choice.”
The driver, in an unusual show of personality, opened the zipper and pointed to the badly beaten woman with dark purple bruising around her neck. Obviously strangled. Joshua could tell the cops that without a freaking autopsy.
“Fine, but tell the killers to hide the bodies a little better. We are way backed up.”
Snapping open the gurney, the driver sounded so very unimpressed by Joshua’s dilemma. “Sorry, they need ...the prelim by nine.”MoreLess
Punching in the code, Josh pulled his lab coat around his neck. The night had gone cold. The sliding doors opened, bringing with them a rush of frigid air. The driver was already out of the vehicle, opening the back doors.
“Seriously, dude. Tell them to stop dying,” Josh joked. Another perk of the job was yanking this slacker’s chain.
“I don’t think she had any choice.”
The driver, in an unusual show of personality, opened the zipper and pointed to the badly beaten woman with dark purple bruising around her neck. Obviously strangled. Joshua could tell the cops that without a freaking autopsy.
“Fine, but tell the killers to hide the bodies a little better. We are way backed up.”
Snapping open the gurney, the driver sounded so very unimpressed by Joshua’s dilemma. “Sorry, they need ...the prelim by nine.”MoreLess
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