CaramelLuv
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Cali smirked as the man on the bed looked up, surprised. He clearly hadn't expected her. "Desca. I know I don't need to introduce myself. What I don't know is what you were doing in Trailwilde Park. It's not anywhere in the vicinity of the Luzio's territory, and Papa Luzio is not in the habit of sending his men to the other side of town."
The man glared at her through his one good eye, and kept silent. His look said it all, "I know my rights. I'm not speaking to no lady cop."
She studied the machines a moment. "Now I could technically make you talk, but I happen to know you're probably liking the attention you get from nurse cutie pie over at the nurse's station, and I'm not the kind to cause trouble." Her eyes twinkled at that, and he scowled as best he could under the swollen lip and bandages. Her face then hardened as she glared at the patient. "Get one thing straight, though, Desca. You don't scare me, and Papa Luzio sure as hell doesn't scare me. So when your buddies come to see you, let them know that if any of them step in that neighborhood again, I'll make sure that whoever did this will finish the job. Per alcuni. Capito?" she finished in Italian.
(For certain. Understand?)
Fixing her face into a smile, she turned and headed out the door, walking purposefully down the hall.
The man glared at her through his one good eye, and kept silent. His look said it all, "I know my rights. I'm not speaking to no lady cop."
She studied the machines a moment. "Now I could technically make you talk, but I happen to know you're probably liking the attention you get from nurse cutie pie over at the nurse's station, and I'm not the kind to cause trouble." Her eyes twinkled at that, and he scowled as best he could under the swollen lip and bandages. Her face then hardened as she glared at the patient. "Get one thing straight, though, Desca. You don't scare me, and Papa Luzio sure as hell doesn't scare me. So when your buddies come to see you, let them know that if any of them step in that neighborhood again, I'll make sure that whoever did this will finish the job. Per alcuni. Capito?" she finished in Italian.
(For certain. Understand?)
Fixing her face into a smile, she turned and headed out the door, walking purposefully down the hall.