No. No, he wasn't going to give up everything for her, not for this foolish mission. As Trevor drove them towards their office, he was silent as he contemplated her request and even though a part of him was adamant that he needed to say no...there was a part of him that hesitated. IF she was correct and they were the ones to catch this killer, then the department would have no choice but to give them the honor and the respect that they both deserved. The idea was so tempting that there was a war inside of him - logic vs desperation. Because just as there had been a touch of desperation on Connie's voice, there was one that he felt too.<br/><br/>Oh he knew just how frustrated she was to be groped, asked for coffee and blatantly disregarded because he struggled similarly like her. Oh not the groping, of course not but the dismissal, the jobs that were asked that should be reserved for someone who didn't have the kind of experience that he did. Trevor was damn good at what he did, she was right; he was known to have the best field experience.<br/><br/>Not that his boss saw that. No, he was given menial jobs and when he offered his services it was as if he had sprouted three heads right before their very eyes.<em>'No Trevor,'</em>he often heard them say with side eye grins to one another,<em>'I think we got this one.'</em><br/><br/>This could work in his favor, though. If she was correct, then they would bring down a big time spy killer and they would have to be recognized. If she was incorrect, then she would give up this foolish mission and he would get her back in line and then his boss would be happy with him because he would have finally tamed the ever frustrating Constance Patteron. He paused, was silent before he looked at her and said quietly, "When this proves to be nothing but a fool's chase, I want you to promise me Connie that you will never go against the Captain."<br/><br/>He needed some kind of guarantee that she wasn't going to find another 'tip' and do this all over again. So he looked at her before they parked in front of their office. "Enough is enough, Connie. We might not be respected like we want to be, but this doesn't mean we do as we please. One chance. And when you're wrong, you will let go of your 'source' for good."