White Collar/Elementary crossover ficlet
This is for leesa_perrie, who gets what she asks for, though probably not in the way she expects!! He he! Here you go, one WC/E crossover!
Elementary Collar
by Jayne Perry
Neal looked up from the broken jewellery display case to see a man watching him. What was most disconcerting was the way the man seemed to be taking him in, studying him and for the first time since Mrs Malone, his all seeing, all knowing kindergarten teacher, Neal felt self conscious. He had to resist the urge to pick up a diamond and test the watcher's limits, or stick his tongue out at him
"Ah, Sherlock," Peter's voice boomed across the room, "The store told me you were coming, as their independent investigator. We're still trying to work out how the diamond on loan from the South African Embassy was stolen."
Neal's shoulders slumped on hearing who the strange visitor was, knowing that even if he saw a stray diamond in the corner, the chances of retrieving it were pretty much nil. But that didn't mean he couldn't have fun with the great detective, as his eyes scanned around the room to see what mischief he could make.
"I wouldn't if I were you." Neal jumped as the voice sounded next to his ear, suddenly realising how close the detective had moved towards him.
'Shit!' He swore to himself, as all hope of having fun fled from his mind.
Elementary Collar
by Jayne Perry
Neal looked up from the broken jewellery display case to see a man watching him. What was most disconcerting was the way the man seemed to be taking him in, studying him and for the first time since Mrs Malone, his all seeing, all knowing kindergarten teacher, Neal felt self conscious. He had to resist the urge to pick up a diamond and test the watcher's limits, or stick his tongue out at him
"Ah, Sherlock," Peter's voice boomed across the room, "The store told me you were coming, as their independent investigator. We're still trying to work out how the diamond on loan from the South African Embassy was stolen."
Neal's shoulders slumped on hearing who the strange visitor was, knowing that even if he saw a stray diamond in the corner, the chances of retrieving it were pretty much nil. But that didn't mean he couldn't have fun with the great detective, as his eyes scanned around the room to see what mischief he could make.
"I wouldn't if I were you." Neal jumped as the voice sounded next to his ear, suddenly realising how close the detective had moved towards him.
'Shit!' He swore to himself, as all hope of having fun fled from his mind.