At her demand the officer simply smirked coldly, glaring slightly beneath his police hat before continuing,"Miss Lynch I would suggest that you tone it down and cooperate. Besides, this hospital has no security, only nurses and doctors, none of whom can capably remove me from this premises."
He paused and then stepped casually to his right, eyeing the nearby portable meal table that was pushed against the wall out of the way. The officer ignored Alice's demand that he leave and turned back to face her again.
"Regarding your diet once more Miss Lynch," he said in a firm yet snake-like tone,"you say that the hospital food isn't much to your fancy as I take it. I myself am not very fond of cafeteria food. Though I'd wager that your a picky eater, madam. A very picky eater."
He stepped back to his left in an ever casual way, his hands and arms now lax at his side. He was looking idly at a nearby calendar hung on the white wall.
He was standing directly in front of the door.
"I can see why your appetite is suffering from un-satisfaction though," he said, lowering his head so that the shadow of his cap shrouded his face,"after all, no hospitals that I know serve a regular course of blood."
His head suddenly snapped up and he whirled around, yet remaining in place as he did so. A sharp, dangerous keen was in his eyes, his nostrils flared at the edges, and his mouth was tight lipped and his jaw jutted out.
His hands were both now at equal behind his back, and his feet were parted in a stance of action preparedness. The flesh around his eyes quivered, his pupils were the size of pinheads.
He paused and then stepped casually to his right, eyeing the nearby portable meal table that was pushed against the wall out of the way. The officer ignored Alice's demand that he leave and turned back to face her again.
"Regarding your diet once more Miss Lynch," he said in a firm yet snake-like tone,"you say that the hospital food isn't much to your fancy as I take it. I myself am not very fond of cafeteria food. Though I'd wager that your a picky eater, madam. A very picky eater."
He stepped back to his left in an ever casual way, his hands and arms now lax at his side. He was looking idly at a nearby calendar hung on the white wall.
He was standing directly in front of the door.
"I can see why your appetite is suffering from un-satisfaction though," he said, lowering his head so that the shadow of his cap shrouded his face,"after all, no hospitals that I know serve a regular course of blood."
His head suddenly snapped up and he whirled around, yet remaining in place as he did so. A sharp, dangerous keen was in his eyes, his nostrils flared at the edges, and his mouth was tight lipped and his jaw jutted out.
His hands were both now at equal behind his back, and his feet were parted in a stance of action preparedness. The flesh around his eyes quivered, his pupils were the size of pinheads.