ShadowOfDesire
Supernova
- Joined
- Jun 24, 2018
- Location
- the Shadows
Sofia followed his direction in something of a daze, doing as he said without uttering a single word. She watched him, however, as he crafted their story together even tighter, giving the police more evidence to convict. Like Brian, she was wondering what else he'd touched and if he'd need to wipe down the entire apartment, though she couldn't fathom why they'd need to fingerprint her entire apartment. It still made her nervous, however. Would they want to go upstairs? And where would Brian be hiding?
She manipulated her phone via muscle memory, for her thoughts wouldn't quite work as desired just then. Her hand was still trembling when she pressed the numbers in sequence and put the call on speaker phone. The woman that immediately answered had that neutral tone that must have been taught to all emergency operators. Trying to hold back her tears at the woman's questions, she took a breath and sought Brian's gaze as she answered.
"I need help," she told the woman, the tremor in her voice completely real. It led to a barrage of questions, which Sofia answered as best she could, and reassurances that help was on the way. Sofia elected not to stay on the phone while the police came, insisting that she was safe for now and would be fine until they arrived. When she hung up, she slid the phone into her pocket.
"They're on the way," she said unnecessarily, but it was the best she could manage in that moment. "I should meet them at the door."
She manipulated her phone via muscle memory, for her thoughts wouldn't quite work as desired just then. Her hand was still trembling when she pressed the numbers in sequence and put the call on speaker phone. The woman that immediately answered had that neutral tone that must have been taught to all emergency operators. Trying to hold back her tears at the woman's questions, she took a breath and sought Brian's gaze as she answered.
"I need help," she told the woman, the tremor in her voice completely real. It led to a barrage of questions, which Sofia answered as best she could, and reassurances that help was on the way. Sofia elected not to stay on the phone while the police came, insisting that she was safe for now and would be fine until they arrived. When she hung up, she slid the phone into her pocket.
"They're on the way," she said unnecessarily, but it was the best she could manage in that moment. "I should meet them at the door."