It was early - sooner than she needed to be at work, but it was her first day on the job. True, she was still working at the same place, but it was different. She wasn't an intern any more - a mere gofer. She was an aide to the Mayor with an actual salary and everything. Dalia wanted to start her day off right
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I want a cigarette. The thought annoyed him, and the patch on his arm under his uniform itched. Why had he promised Mom he'd give up smoking? Couldn't he have just gotten her a nice bracelet or something for her birthday?
A shout caught his attention mid-way through walking his beat. He hurried down the street and looked around the corner in time to see the purse snatcher take off... and to see the girl take off after him. Shit. Did she have some kind of a death wish? He took off after the two. Faster than going to get the car, he figured. It wouldn't do any good, he knew, but he still shouted to the man. "Stop! Police!"
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"OOF!" She fell as he did, kneeing him in the back as they went down.
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James kept running even after the girl tackled the would-be thief. His primary goal was no longer to apprehend the man. Now, he had to pull the girl away from him before she got herself seriously hurt. Didn't she know what Gotham criminals were capable of? She had to be new in town.
He stopped when he reached her, leaning down to try and take her arm. "Miss, stand back." He tried to keep his voice polite but firm, appreciative of the valuables that had been taken from her but worried about the consequences. He tried... but he wasn't too good at all this just yet.
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Dalia went inside the building and approached the receptionist. "Is Officer Gordon still on duty?" she asked.
The receptionist nodded. "You can find him over there--" she motioned to a block of desks where various cops - both plainclothes and uniforms - were working.
Dalia thanked her and made her way over, scanning the desks to find Gordon.
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"You're the rookie," Blakely said, laughing at the look his partner gave him.
James took some comfort in the fact that most of the paperwork was done. He didn't have too much of it to finish up before he could start thinking about going home. Provided nothing else came up-- which it always did.
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