It had been about 1pm. When Matt found himself once again seated in the diner. After all that had happen so far today. This old diner seemed to be the only spot that made some sense. A little slice of 50's Americana. There were pictures that hung from the wall of patrons past and present. Catchy hits from popular bands from the 50's to present day played on the jukebox in the corner. The smells of meats,fries, soups, and other home cooked meals filled the air through out the entire diner.  There was even a clear sense of camaraderie among the locals in the diner as they chatted about the days events.<br/><br/>"Sheriff, is there anything else you would like with your meal?" Asked the waitress as she leaned on the counter in front of him. Matt smiled. "Just that lovely smile of yours Louise is all I need." The waitress giggled. Louise had worked for the diner for about 10 years now. She was in her mid 40's, but had eyes that could melt any man. She was indeed a looker, and she also was married to a mountain of a man. A logger, and also a man who enjoyed his  hunting. They were married in their late 20s, and been together ever since. They were a happy couple, but he had a temper. That temper of his was also one that caused many men who flirted with his wife. To wish they had left the waitress alone.  "Be careful Sheriff. My husband eats here too when he is off work." She then turned, and looked up at the clock above entrance to the kitchen. "And he should be arriving here at the diner very soon."<br/><br/>She turned back towards Matt. "So anything else you need Matt?" Matt shook his head. "I think I am fine Louise." With that. Matt stood up from his seat, and tipped his hat in Louise's direction. "Have a good night Louise. Give your husband my regards." He said as he smirked, and headed towards the door. Louise waved, but stopped the sheriff before he left. "Oh Matt!" Matt stopped, and turned. "Hmm?" She walked out from behind the counter with a small box. " Chef's special. Apple pie with a spoon full of whipped cream on top." She grinned, and handed it over to Matt. Matt returned grin with one of his own. "Thanks Louise. Give the cook my regards too." He nodded one last time. Before he headed out of the diner, and into his squad car.<br/><br/>It was only Monday, and the week already had started off with a bang. A double murder. A car accident. A visit from the mayor's personal assistant. What else could happen? Matt thought about this as he stepped out of his squad car. He had arrived back at the station. By the looks of it. The station was dead silent. Most of the other squad cars were out for the day. Only maybe a small handful of cars had been parked outside the station. He shrugged, and continued to hold the box filled with the piece of pie in his hands. "Well might aswell take this as a slow day, and enjoy my little snack." He chuckled to himself, and entered the station. A little while later in his office. There had been a knock at his door. "Who is it?" He asked. "It Deputy Edwards sir. The Mayor is here to see you." Matt raised an eyebrow. "Oh really? Alright. Bring em' in."<br/><br/>The door opened to a man in a bright white suit. A big man with the type of presense that caused those who witnessed him to become awe struck. "Well HOWDY Sheriff Mathew!" He exclaimed as he strolled into Matt's office. Matt stood up from his desk. "Mayor.." He had been interupted before he could finish his words. " OH! No need to stand up for little old me sheriff! I am a simply a guest in this fine establishment!" Matt sat back down in his seat, and watched as the mayor took a seat across from him. There was no way around it. This loud and proud southern gentleman. Was indeed the mayor of the town. "Now Matthew! I heard you had yourself one hell of a adventure today." Matt chuckled. "I don't know if you call it an adventure." The Mayor laughed. "Right! Oh believe me son! I know what exactly you mean." He sat back in the chair. His weight pressed against it. It squeaked as he learned back. "So how are you settling down in the town!?" Matt shrugged. "Besides my truck being totaled by some damn kid. Pretty good." The mayor grinned as he raised his hands over his head. His slick, black hair glistened with maybe grease? Matt couldn't tell. The man that sat before him was defiantly something else. A man who resembled a bear, or some type of damn boar. That was Matt's thoughts of the man at least.<br/><br/>"Well as I promise son! I will have a new truck to replace it in the morning!" Matt nodded. "Yeah, I appreciate that." Matt was pretty sure the Mayor could do that, and infact he was sure that this man who sat before him. Could do anything he wanted. There was a strange aura to the man. A glow that wasn't so much one that cause Matt to feel unsettled, but welcomed. As if this man had a hold on whomever he was around. Maybe a gift of the gab, or just the presence of an expert showmen. Either way, Matt accepted the man's offer. Though that was not the other reason why he accepted it. There had been something dark beneath the smile of the mayor. Something unnatural, and Matt knew it. After there had been a few more words between the men. The mayor saw himself out of Matt's office. After Matt was once again alone in his office. He decided to take out his phone, and placed it upon his desk. He glared at it for a moment or so, and wondered if he should make a call. He just stayed there for a while. Seated at his desk. His eyes focused on his phone, and pondered what he should do.