Meya was pacing and stopped and her deadly firey gaze honed in on the door to the room. She caught his scent far before he opened the door. She almost could read his thoughts. Assignment eh? She would make herself the assignment from hell. She was going to enjoy doing so. Oh yes...very much enjoy. He wouldn't last long none of the other puppies to the big man ever did. She was quite sure she could chase him off in a day tops. Good boys were easily scared off by the bad girls.<br/><br/>She smirked and almost giggled at that notion. Looking at the man when he entered. Her expression ranged from sneering to smiling a bit impishly. She leaned against the table. "So you are the poor sap they placed as victum to my firey wrath. I almost pity you puppy dog. Almost but not quite. I will make your life hell. You will find out why the others say I am good c=op, bad cop all at the same time." She almost purrs out while being completely sarcastic. "So old man...why did you get reigned in to attempt to be my partner? Which by the way I don't need some goody two shoes partner. You wouldn't last a day in my shoes." She taunts. She wanted too see how fast he angered. It was like a game to her. Angering the feds was her ball of yarn to play with. Figuratively speaking of course.<br/><br/>She eyed him skeptically. "Goody two shoe...you need to pimp out your threads some. Would see more life to the threads from a street urchin who just borrowed their daddies threads." She says with a smirk. She wanted to make him run off like all the others. If he didn't she would be at a loss of what to do. Someone sticking by her was not something she encountered. Even when she was in good cop mode.<br/><br/>The others all judged her based on her past. Not that it wouldn't be the same if she wasn't forced to be one of them. Her peeps all knew why she was who she was now. They all sympathized with her. They stood by her even when they knew sometimes she would be forced to bring them in or lock them away. Even then none of them ever hated her for it. They knew she had no choice in the matter.