Dean finished his breakfast as Bobby explained the job, half listening to everything. It sounded like a run of the mill ghost hunting trip, and nothing they couldn’t knock out in a couple of hours. However, he knew that those trips usually were the ones he ended up injured on. So, he took mental notes to carry extra weapons, if the took this case.
“This thing isn’t hurting anyone, so why is it our type of case?”, he muttered, as he leaned forward and glanced over the file of notes that Mika was flipping through. As he looked at the situation with the kids that had gone into the house, he saw a few occurrences of them being touched, or slightly injured which caused him to sigh, “Okay, it is our sort of thing…”
“But Minnesota? Bobby…”, he groaned, leaning back in his chair and whining at the idea of having to drive all the way to Minnesota for a ghost hunt. There was no telling which car Bobby would force them to take, or whether he and Mika could stand each other that long, locked in a car. Sure, they were sexually explosive and they loved each other…and were nice to each other…but a lot comes out in the wash when people ride in cars.
“It had to be Minnesota. Why not send us to friggin Canada…”, he complained again, his face pouty.
“This thing isn’t hurting anyone, so why is it our type of case?”, he muttered, as he leaned forward and glanced over the file of notes that Mika was flipping through. As he looked at the situation with the kids that had gone into the house, he saw a few occurrences of them being touched, or slightly injured which caused him to sigh, “Okay, it is our sort of thing…”
“But Minnesota? Bobby…”, he groaned, leaning back in his chair and whining at the idea of having to drive all the way to Minnesota for a ghost hunt. There was no telling which car Bobby would force them to take, or whether he and Mika could stand each other that long, locked in a car. Sure, they were sexually explosive and they loved each other…and were nice to each other…but a lot comes out in the wash when people ride in cars.
“It had to be Minnesota. Why not send us to friggin Canada…”, he complained again, his face pouty.