She smirked and said as politely as she could, â€œthe one everyoneâ€™s been taking about. It seems youâ€™ve caused the police some trouble but I highly doubt that.â€ She leaned back in her seat and crossed her arms studying his expressions. â€œYou do not seem like the type to go blowing things up. How, is it you got involved in all of this anyway Carson?â€ she asked probing a little bit. Since he did not crack under the police interrogation, which sheâ€™d see a copy of soon, she was sure he wouldnâ€™t under her interrogation. At least not about incriminating things. Perhaps she might try confusing him a bit.<br/><br/>â€œThey say you are one bad guy, yet you have no criminal records before this.â€ She paused and studied his face to see if there was anything he would give her. With a smile she turned to James and asked, â€œwhat do you think? He doesnâ€™t seem like the boogeyman everyoneâ€™s been taking about.â€<br/><br/>â€œI donâ€™t think so, heâ€™s just a kid from the looks of it.â€ James said which made Eve roll her eyes slightly.<br/><br/>â€œNot so much a kid as someone whoâ€™s been wrongly accused. Why donâ€™t we take him home.â€ She said looking Carson in the eye. â€œWhere do you live? Weâ€™ll even drop you off and perhaps give you something for your trouble.â€ She stood and knocked on the door. Looking at him one more time she said, â€œI think you were just caught in the wrong place at the wrong time.â€<br/><br/>A police officer opened up and she said, â€œIâ€™m taking him into our custody. You can undo those cuffs and weâ€™ll drive him home. Thank you for your hospitality.â€ There was not a hint of sincerity in her words causing the officer to flush red with anger. She gave him a warning glance and he quickly did as she instructed. â€œRather nice to be out of those uncomfortable things right?â€ She said smiling. There was something in the smile that was off but nothing that would warrant flashing red neon warning signs.<br/><br/>She waited for him to stand before ushering him out the door. James stood close beside her unsure of what was going on. He kept his mouth shut because he knew better than to say anything that could potentially piss her off. When they were out in the parking lot once more she opened the door for Carson and then followed him into the backseat.<br/><br/>â€œDrive.â€ She told Jason tossing him the keys. He frowned but did as he was told.  Looking in the back seat he asked her where they were headed but she just said, â€œdrive.â€ Again.<br/><br/>â€œThis is not exactly protocol but there are some things that should not be discussed with those who do not get whatâ€™s going on or believe in it.â€ She said to Carson as the car started to move. â€œI know a little of it but like this division I am new to the information.â€ Her demeanor had changed from the polite woman whoâ€™d been in the interrogation room just moments before to one who was strictly business. She looked him right in the eye and said, â€œI think you know what I mean and I think you are in it deeper than those morons know.â€ James looked in the rearview mirror but remained silent.<br/><br/>â€œI want you to tell me whatever you can or something worse is going to happen.â€ She said her mind flashing to the abandoned block. â€œThere could be lives at stake unlike this last time when it was just buildings.â€<br/><br/>â€œYou forget there was that old woman walking by.â€ James said in the front. There really wasnâ€™t but if she were going for psychological digging he figured he might as well help.<br/><br/>â€œOh right, I take that back, there was one casualty. You think you could tell me what I am supposed to say to her kids? I supposed I could always go with the gas explosion but that would hardly hold up and since there have been multiple reports of someone in a robe around the previous incidents and you were found in one, well one in pieces you think anyone is going to believe you had nothing to do with it?â€ She sighed and shook her head. â€œThere are a few options you can take, one; you can go back home and hope no one figures out you were the one found at the last sight, or two; you can come with James and I and we can help you figure this mess out before someone else is taken.â€