After changing out of her work clothes, Lindsay collapsed on the couch with a cold beer.  Rex padded over and laid his head on her lap, snuffling her sweats, which were actually Danny's sweats, and that may have confused the dog a little bit ( Read more... )

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Lindsay was in a mood. And it was probably a good thing that Danny had been called in this afternoon, because she was in no mood to deal with anyone else.

Cleaning. That would be good.

And maybe a run with Rex.

Whatever, as long as she didn't have to deal with anyone else for a good while.

So the weekend could have gone better, but it could have gone much, much worse, too ( Read more... )

That may very well have been the longest train ride that Lindsay had ever known. Her mother had been adamant about taking the train from Boston to Salem, so, good daughter that she was, she indulged her mom. (Something about her mother having only been on a train once, and that was in Chicago, so it didn't really count ( Read more... )

Okay, so maybe Lindsay was a little freaked out at the fact that her parents would be here in less than twenty-four hours. It wasn't that she was worried that they wouldn't like Danny, or that they wouldn't be proud of everything she'd accomplished since she'd moved to New York, it was that she was worried that her mother wouldn't think her ( Read more... )

Lindsay covered her mouth with her book and fought back a yawn. She was currently laying on the hammock she'd gotten earlier this week, beer on the table next to her. And she was half asleep ( Read more... )

Lindsay hung up the phone after speaking with Dispatch. They'd called to tell her that Sara had called out, and she let them know that she'd be around if they needed to call either her or Danny for any cases that came up ( Read more... )

Lindsay was sat on the patio in shorts and a tank top, barefoot, beer in hand as she watched Rex try to catch a moth that'd been floating just above his head since they've been out here. "Silly dog, you're gonna hurt yourself," she said to him with a smile. He looked over at her and half-woofed, and she could swear he just smiled at her ( Read more... )

Stretched out on the couch, Lindsay fingered the keypad on her phone. She'd been itching to talk to Kaile for a while. Glancing at her watch, she noted that Danny would probably be stuck on that case for a while longer and decided to give her a call ( Read more... )