susurrus
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When Gabriella mentioned why he didn't ask her about the happier parts of her life, Greg was embarrassed. "Sorry. In police work, you only get called on for the bad stories. It gets so you don't even think to ask about the good times." He knew what she meant regarding the comment she made about her father and natural brother's deaths. Her dad had been a positive part of her life. Her brother, not quite so much, but he at least hadn't been as abusive as those who came after his passing. Actually, after hearing her story, Greg was rather surprised she had any happy experiences growing up. Not that she didn't deserve it. Nobody deserves to grow up in the fucked up situation Gabriella had, but it happens. As a cop, Greg knew that better than most.
Her comment about not calling the police first wasn't surprising. He kind of figured that was the situation. Living as she had, the police were the enemy. It put him in a very strange place. Virtually anybody else he could have hooked up with would have called him even before they dialed 911. With Gabriella, he wasn't sure if she'd even let him know anything had happened until it was all over and the bodies disposed of.
"For a while there," he went on, "I was beginning to think there weren't any 'happier times.' It'd be nice to hear about something other than tragedy and irresponsibility and abuse and such. Now that I know there are at least a few good memories in there - and I hope I'm one of them - please, tell me."
Her comment about not calling the police first wasn't surprising. He kind of figured that was the situation. Living as she had, the police were the enemy. It put him in a very strange place. Virtually anybody else he could have hooked up with would have called him even before they dialed 911. With Gabriella, he wasn't sure if she'd even let him know anything had happened until it was all over and the bodies disposed of.
"For a while there," he went on, "I was beginning to think there weren't any 'happier times.' It'd be nice to hear about something other than tragedy and irresponsibility and abuse and such. Now that I know there are at least a few good memories in there - and I hope I'm one of them - please, tell me."
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