Boringly normal shards [K/T/H - Scherben/Splitter - für mich]
Team: Schwarz
Challenge: K/T/H - Scherben/Splitter - für mich
Titel: Boringly normal shards
Fandom: Haven
Charaktere: Audrey Parker, Nathan Wuornos
Wörter: 330w
Sprache: Englisch
Audrey slipped under the yellow tape and got into the store. He handed Nathan his coffee with a curt nod which signaled that she made sure that his coffee was luke warm and then took a look around.
There were shards of glass on the floor, probably from the broken window right next to her. A few officers were bustling around, securing the evidence.
“So what do we’ve got here?” Audrey asked, taking a sip from her coffee.
“Several items missing. TVs, Radios, DVD player. The usual stuff.”
Audrey nodded. “Ok, what’s unusual?”
Nathan pointed at the shards on the floor. “Look at this.”
Audrey stepped closer, knelt down and looked closely at the shards. On the first glance Audrey didn’t notice anything suspicious. But this was Haven, so there was probably something off about these shards, Audrey just didn’t realize it. So she gave up, stood back up with a sigh. “Ok, I don’t see it. What is it?”
“Proof. Of a break-in. Perp probably smashed the window to get inside. Somehow managed to destroy the alarm system-” Nathan pointed past him to a pretty ruined control panel which probably had been an alarm once. “-and emptied the place.”
“So what are you saying?” Audrey furrowed her brows.
“It’s a boringly normal robbery.” Nathan grinned like a child on christmas.
“Are you kidding me right now? And you woke me up at 6am in the morning for that?”
Nathan shrugged. “I thought it’d be good for you to see that Haven has also normal crime scenes and normal criminals.”
Audrey shot him a look. “You just wanted coffee.”
Nathan smiled innocently. “I’d never wake you just for coffee.”
Audrey smacked him playfully against the arm and shook her head. “So any leads yet for this boringly normal robbery?”
“None so far. They left no traces.”
Audrey laughed and leaned closer to him. “A Trouble would have probably been easier, right?”
Nathan shrugged and sipped at his coffee. “Probably.”
Challenge: K/T/H - Scherben/Splitter - für mich
Titel: Boringly normal shards
Fandom: Haven
Charaktere: Audrey Parker, Nathan Wuornos
Wörter: 330w
Sprache: Englisch
Audrey slipped under the yellow tape and got into the store. He handed Nathan his coffee with a curt nod which signaled that she made sure that his coffee was luke warm and then took a look around.
There were shards of glass on the floor, probably from the broken window right next to her. A few officers were bustling around, securing the evidence.
“So what do we’ve got here?” Audrey asked, taking a sip from her coffee.
“Several items missing. TVs, Radios, DVD player. The usual stuff.”
Audrey nodded. “Ok, what’s unusual?”
Nathan pointed at the shards on the floor. “Look at this.”
Audrey stepped closer, knelt down and looked closely at the shards. On the first glance Audrey didn’t notice anything suspicious. But this was Haven, so there was probably something off about these shards, Audrey just didn’t realize it. So she gave up, stood back up with a sigh. “Ok, I don’t see it. What is it?”
“Proof. Of a break-in. Perp probably smashed the window to get inside. Somehow managed to destroy the alarm system-” Nathan pointed past him to a pretty ruined control panel which probably had been an alarm once. “-and emptied the place.”
“So what are you saying?” Audrey furrowed her brows.
“It’s a boringly normal robbery.” Nathan grinned like a child on christmas.
“Are you kidding me right now? And you woke me up at 6am in the morning for that?”
Nathan shrugged. “I thought it’d be good for you to see that Haven has also normal crime scenes and normal criminals.”
Audrey shot him a look. “You just wanted coffee.”
Nathan smiled innocently. “I’d never wake you just for coffee.”
Audrey smacked him playfully against the arm and shook her head. “So any leads yet for this boringly normal robbery?”
“None so far. They left no traces.”
Audrey laughed and leaned closer to him. “A Trouble would have probably been easier, right?”
Nathan shrugged and sipped at his coffee. “Probably.”