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By the time she'd stuck around long enough for Ford to start bugging her about getting a place of her own, she'd found a nice little apartment about ten minutes away, not quite in the city but close enough that driving there for work was no hassle. She still stopped by to bug Ford every now and then, under the pretense of visiting Francis, but for ( Read more... ) -
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More psychobabble from elizabethdehner, though it's less psychobabble and more just friendly conversation, for the most part.
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Choices [Ford & Francis]
Sarah left Francis with Lisa, leaving before the woman had time to protest, telling Francis only that she'd be back soon. “I've gotta take care of some business back home,” she told him, pausing only long enough to hug him and press an awkward kiss to his forehead. “I'll come back for you, son, I promise.” With that, she left abruptly, not ( Read more... ) -
Some Things Never Change
Note: This is a sliiiightly meta psychiatric session with elizabethdehner from to_boldlygo, posted mostly for insight into Sarah's personality. Apologies for the format.
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Dinner Between Friends [Remy]
While the criminal element rarely ever stopped for any lengthy period of time, New Orleans' finest needed days off every now and then. Not that the law wasn't ever-vigilant. Some parts of it were just more vigilant than others, especially on the weekends ( Read more... ) -
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She hoped, briefly, that she hadn't got the number wrong. That she'd called who she was supposed to call. Because if she'd forgotten the number, she was screwed. But the worry was an irrational one; there was no way she'd let herself forget it. Not after Warren ( Read more... ) -
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Detective Sarah Cassidy, of the New Orleans SVU, leaned back at her desk, pinching the bridge of her nose just between her eyes. Across the room, her partner was half-asleep, dozing with his chin propped in his hand, elbow on his desk. They'd both been pulling long shifts this week, and it was beginning to take its toll. Quietly, Sarah reached ( Read more... )