Even though he was supposed to be off work an hour ago, Connor was busy as always, today he got stuck with the phone calls, every now and then the police would be receiving calls from panicking parents, about how they suspect that their child was going to be the next victim of p3 syndrome and how they needed police protection, because the police were the obvious go to choice when something seems abnormal, or when you just need someone to blame, in most cases though, it was the latter.
. "Seriously, if you think it is going to be a problem, contact the hospital lady, I can't do anything about it." Getting rather annoyed with a frantic mother, Conner sat at desk, hand bracing his head up, he had been on the phone for hours, this was probably his least favorite duty of his job, and this lady in particular was just not listening to reason at all.
"But you need to do something, that's why we pay you so much! What good are you for if not protecting the citizens of England? You know this is why no one respects you guys anymore, and to think that I am talking to a child! why don't you get the chief on, he will listen to me, and I am sure with his vast experience and knowledge he has gained over time, he would be able to think of a way to protect my child, so why isn't he answering my questions?" The tone of the woman's voice giving away that she was past reason.
Connor's eye twitched, but his tone remained the same, "Woman, I have given you more than answers to the questions you have, if our chief had an answer don't you think he would have given it by now? And lastly, if you are so worried about your child, how about you spend time with him, and if you think we are wasting the british taxes, then you can stop paying them and leave the country, that also could be a way to get away from our medical plan problems, and away from areas that have children with p3, can't afford it? well you should have gotten a job instead of sitting around on benefits. Have a nice day." Hanging up the phone, he let out a deep breathe, relief, people like that annoyed Connor to no end, why complain if you are just going to sit around and never try to change anything yourself? He stood up and put on his coat, he was supposed to be off already, but due to someone calling in sick last minute, he had to fill in. "Chief, it's late," pointing to another officer at the coffee machine, "My replacement came in twenty minutes ago, and I'm tired of people who are willing to call us, but not do anything more. I'm off for the night, See you tomorrow." He looked at the chief who seemed swamped in work, he simply nodded and waved.
Upon his arrival at his flat, he tossed off his coat and got himself ready for bed, he was going to watch something on his laptop, but he was just to exhausted after dealing with so many fools in one day. Normally he would be out on patrol, and at least then people would act a bit different to him, they seem to think higher of themselves when hiding behind the phone. He let out a sigh as he flopped down on his mattress. His place was a small bachelor suit, but it would do till he got a better pay at work. The pay he deserved.
Before he knew it, he had drifted off into a dream, this one seemed a bit off though, at first, like most dreams, he couldn't put his finger on it, however, after the strange mirror incident, and now being with a group of others and witnessing a talking white rabbit and people poking at it and forcing questions, he concluded this wasn't his dream. there was a lack of police force, and it seemed a bit too unorganized to have been generated by his mind.
"Clearly none of you have ever done interrogation before, you ask a question, then wait for an answer, you don't bombard the subject." He addressed the others bluntly, then stood in front of the white rabbit, inspecting it, looking it up and down examining it with one of his arms grabbing his elbow, and the other rubbing his smooth chin.. He had many questions, but he knew that if they were here, where ever here is, for a reason, they would be answered shortly.