Growling in annoyance she wondered if this guy had actually heard of being young, or was it so beyond his understanding nowadays. Not only was he just plain obnoxious but he seemingly thought she was a mere rookie, not realizing how well-trained she had been, finishing top in most of her classes and only showing up late, because mercy me she was celebrating. This grump appeared to not have any funny-bone in his body.<br/><br/>Watching the lift descend she found herself day-dreaming and remembering the years when she was accepted. Relief and joy had flooded her father face, unfortunately two years ago the cancer had finally taken him, but he had told her during their last chat, "Teresa, there was a time was worried about you, but these last two years as a cadet, shown me you will make a fantastic person to add to the force, most of all don't let anyone belittle you." he had pause to cough before saying more, "You are a Kellbrook, and we have a proud history in this state police service, most of all I know you are meant for great things."<br/><br/>Yeah what did this fool know, as the lift finally dinged to announce they were on the Basement floor, where the car-park she said simply having not spoken in ages to the guy, "Teresa Kellbrook and yes I am that Kellbrook, I might be a rookie, but don't think for one second I am ditzy or out of my league. My results speak for themselves. If you wish to pretend you were never young, then fine, but as for me, I finished my cadet-ship and celebrated." with that she would smile and say, "Don't underestimate me KC, I got a lot of pressure on me already from my family name and expectations of my results. Just wait and see." tying her hair up she readied for the assault of words she expected to get back.<br/><br/>Just stay calm Teresa, people got a lot of opinions about you, but only you know truth about yourself, no one else does.