"It's alll right, Guv!" Damn it, he was losing a lot of blood and he ambulance had yet arrived. The place was crawling with coppers of all sorts, Ray Carling leading the charge to kick in the head of whoever unleashed the dogs on their commander and chief. Sam stayed behind, hands pressing into the wounds on Gene Hunt's chest and upper arm,
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And Gene was out the door of his office, leaving Sam too it. Taking off outside, he went straight out to go to the board and check over their latest case. Some idiots robbed a bank and now he had to go find the bloody morons and get the money back. They had a few leads, a good distraction, Gene snatched the post-it note and took off.
He just needed some way to concentration his attention.
Otherwise he might sniff another bloke. The fucking hell was up with that? Was he losing it or something? Why did he sniff Sam?-- It was a nice smelling soap though.
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In other words? Gene's favourite.
Sam was the only man at CID currently, though there were signs of some of the men scurrying around in other parts of the station getting coffee or waiting to clock out from the night shift. He was working on getting that idiot processed from yesterday, but he was too busy calling for an advocate thanks to Gene roughing him up.
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The man just seemed to be talking to him like a mental lately.
"Have you had any word on the missin' blaggers? I've been following leads and tips and I've gotten nowhere. Except that one of the blokes hadn't left Manchester-- went to talk to him, he had an alibi, not part of it," Gene complained, he may be having a funny spell but that didn't mean that he couldn't still do his job, right?
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Maybe not. Gene's pinkie finger was twitching and it made him narrow his eyes slightly.
Not good. Not one bit.
He tapped his thumb against his paper -- worried -- and pushed back in his seat. "Doin' all right, Guv?"
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With his temperament lately, he had to avoid it. so yeah, he wasn't happy. He was a little stressed out, like he had a load of built up tension dying to be released.
"I'll come with, I haven't had a proper investigation since that bastard dog took a chunk out of me. I'm honestly feelin' better now, got my head screwed on now."
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"Yeah, fine, got you somethin' to eat. Give me half an hour an' we'll go, all right? Chris'll be in by then."
Another little eyeballing of Gene was in order but Sam really did have to let some things go. Being a right bastard was just a common Gene-ism.
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Smirking playfully, Gene pulled out his keys and grabbed Chris on his way in, redirection the daft berk back out so he could follow them. Now all they had to do was wait for Sammy to catch up.
"Come on Tyler, get your arse in my car, yeah?"
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He buckled up just before they moved into drive and he could go flying against the dashboard though, giving Gene a little exasperated sigh before he held on to the handle over the door. Thank God for that.
Still amazed that the Cortina didn't need new tires yet from all of the peeling they did, Sam and the rest arrived relatively unscathed at the house of one Mrs. Jeffries, a supposed widow that Sam learned might not actually be a widow after all, but hiding her thiefing husband.
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"So is your husband back from the dead or is his evil twin the one robbin' banks?" Gene asked bluntly to the rather startled women. But, luckily, it didn't end badly. Because with that, there was some fumbling in the kitchen and the sound of a window opening.
And off Gene shot. Finally! Something to do and someone to chase. Just what he wanted... yep, Gene wanted a run around. Who knew why?
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Sam jumped through the window after Gene, frankly astonished that the bulky man managed to do that, and nearly broke his neck doing it. It took some time to catch up with Hunt, and when he did--
"Get him the fuck off me!" the suspect cried, face down in the alley. "Oh Jesus, get him off!"
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"Got the bastard, book 'im would you, I'm going to catch my breath."
Gene walked passed Sam like nothing out of the ordinary had happened. Never mind that he'd out run Sam for the first time ever, attacked without an real warrant and heard the bastard leaving before anyone else. Weren't your ears meant to get worse with old age?
Pfft, Gene felt rather alive as he headed back toward the house, leaving behind a wailing man.
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Six days until the full moon. Sam groaned at himself for being an idiot and headed off to the bathroom to shower. He headed to work not long after, and honestly, the whole thing was still bothering him.
What bothered him more was the sudden smoke ban on the CID. No one seemed to know what to do with themselves and Sam blinked at the group before slipping into Gene's office.
"Any updates, Guv?"
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Giving Sam a raise of his eyebrow, he waited for him to woah the obviously bored Gee.
"That bloke was guilty, ratted out his mates, if that's what you're after? Case closed. Need a new one, only got little stuff the DC's can handle today."
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Well, in not so many words. He didn't want to corner his Guv. He just wanted the man back to normal.
"What's up with you, Gene? We're mates, whether you think so or not. We can talk."
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