Sierra-117
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Sep 25, 2014
It was a clear night, one you read about in books set in tropical places. There was hardly any wind, in fact most of the pieces of trash paper seemed to be winning the battle against the wind. The stars were twinkling like silver fairy lights on a Christmas tree and the air was cool, not cool. A perfect evening to go for a stroll, to clear your head.
But that was something Adrian Brody just couldn't do. On this very night, 3 years ago, a serial killer had started their violent rampage throughout the city. He had been the lead detective charged with figuring out who did it. He was on the road to success, head of homicide was within his grasp all he needed to do was crack this case...but he couldn't. After 15 months he was taken off of it, the case handed to the FBI.
But he couldn't let it go, that wasn't his style, So he quit the police force and formed his own private investigation company. He had a good reputation with cops and they hired him for odd jobs. They told their friends about him and they hired him. Soon he needed more people in the office. A receptionist to take calls and assignments. Then he needed to hire more detectives. He had 2 now but he needed a 3rd. He was on his way to meet a perspective employee. She was female, which helped. No-one every suspects a female of trying to spy on you
He was near the coffee shop he was going to meet her in. He checked himself in the reflection of some glass. He was 6ft tall with short brown hair and denim blue eyes. His eyebrows were furrowed, like he was constantly angry. He had a perfect nose and chiselled cheek-bones with a well defined chin. He had a beard that was fuzzy yet neat. He wore a black suit with a white tie. He liked suits, trenchcoats (the detective wear of choice) had never appealed to him. He had well toned legs and an athletic body. He adjusted his glasses before stepping into the coffee shop, sitting down, ordered a coffee and than wait for the candidate.
But that was something Adrian Brody just couldn't do. On this very night, 3 years ago, a serial killer had started their violent rampage throughout the city. He had been the lead detective charged with figuring out who did it. He was on the road to success, head of homicide was within his grasp all he needed to do was crack this case...but he couldn't. After 15 months he was taken off of it, the case handed to the FBI.
But he couldn't let it go, that wasn't his style, So he quit the police force and formed his own private investigation company. He had a good reputation with cops and they hired him for odd jobs. They told their friends about him and they hired him. Soon he needed more people in the office. A receptionist to take calls and assignments. Then he needed to hire more detectives. He had 2 now but he needed a 3rd. He was on his way to meet a perspective employee. She was female, which helped. No-one every suspects a female of trying to spy on you
He was near the coffee shop he was going to meet her in. He checked himself in the reflection of some glass. He was 6ft tall with short brown hair and denim blue eyes. His eyebrows were furrowed, like he was constantly angry. He had a perfect nose and chiselled cheek-bones with a well defined chin. He had a beard that was fuzzy yet neat. He wore a black suit with a white tie. He liked suits, trenchcoats (the detective wear of choice) had never appealed to him. He had well toned legs and an athletic body. He adjusted his glasses before stepping into the coffee shop, sitting down, ordered a coffee and than wait for the candidate.