after all of that, fei du can be found in the ikea. he's sitting in a chair tucked away a bit, a green jacket slung around his shoulders, and most importantly, there's soft music playing from his phone that's sitting on his lap.
his eyes are closed, but, at least it doesn't look like he's asleep or anything! ]
[ considering. awkward. ] ... I work in crime more often than not nowadays, but I don't do much crime scene investigation - that's Luo Wenzhou's forte. I'm more of a consultant than anything else, so I see more photos than I do live blood.
[ or. dead blood, in this case. he folds his hands together, fingertips idly tapping. ]
It was a long, tiring event. Nine hours with limited resources to solve a crime is taxing, isn't it...?
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after all of that, fei du can be found in the ikea. he's sitting in a chair tucked away a bit, a green jacket slung around his shoulders, and most importantly, there's soft music playing from his phone that's sitting on his lap.
his eyes are closed, but, at least it doesn't look like he's asleep or anything! ]
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she pauses to listen to the music, just for a moment.]
Did you want to be alone, Fei Du?
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when monika addresses him, fei du's eyes flutter open - he refocuses a little slowly, but when he sees her, gives her a smile and pauses the music. ]
Oh, Monika. No - I could definitely use some company. Would you like to sit?
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[she will take a seat!]
How are you feeling? You had me worried when you came back from the subway.
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I'm alright. I was so focused on solving the case that I forgot about - well. The state of that particular location.
[ blood is fei du's enemy, actually. his brows pinch a little - sheepish. ] But, I think I've settled, now. How about you? It was a busy day.
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[she's making a mental note to steer him away from horror movie crime scenes, though.]
I'm fine. I'm mostly just tired, to be honest...
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[ considering. awkward. ] ... I work in crime more often than not nowadays, but I don't do much crime scene investigation - that's Luo Wenzhou's forte. I'm more of a consultant than anything else, so I see more photos than I do live blood.
[ or. dead blood, in this case. he folds his hands together, fingertips idly tapping. ]
It was a long, tiring event. Nine hours with limited resources to solve a crime is taxing, isn't it...?
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[she trails off and shakes her head, sighing.]
The next seven weeks are going to be even longer than we thought.