((Even if you're not too proud of your age, you should feel proud of what you've been through, every life experience you've had whether miracle or downfall, You've been through many things in your life and I'm glad I get to work with someone as Knowledgable as you are. Also, I hope you don't mind the amount of detail I post, maybe a bit too much but it's how I roll, I can tone it down or add more if you'd like))<br/><br/>It was a cool crisp morning, Noah would be fast asleep on his king-sized bed next to his wife Claire, he rolled around for a bit as if he was having a bit of a rough dream. Flashes of him running away from something went past his mind, a female screaming then darkness a voice called out: "You must save her, you have no choice....please...." Noah's eyes fluttered open at the sound of his phone vibrating and ringing the ringtone of Bad Boy's. Noah took a second to gather his bearings before he picked up the phone from his Captain in the precinct. "Yeah, I'll be there in a few minutes. Yeah, typical rookie." He hung up his phone and placed back on the table. He would let out a big sigh before climbing up from bed and as he did that his wife woke up as well rubbing her eyes: "Job's calling honey?" "Yeah, Homicide's always gonna happen." Seeing her smile made Noah happy, it was a warm reinforcing feeling that he had longed for. "Don't be out too long, your daughter has a school performance at 6pm, don't forget." "Yeah, I got that." Shit, was the first thing he thought about, he actually completely forgot all about that. Noah quickly took his shower getting through the essential's and he was at1358 Syracuse Avenue by 07:30<br/><br/>The immediate scene was interesting, an open door with no car parked in the front. His first question that came to his head was, was the door broken open or perhaps it's undamaged and the murder victim knew who he was letting in. He looked behind himself to see a woman being interviewed just a few feet away from the crime scene, "that must be Mrs. Strawbridge, the one who called it in the first place."