<strong>Emily</strong><br/><strong>At home</strong><br/><strong>On the phone</strong><br/>"I see. You did nothing wrong, dear! The state is probably going to Put him to Sleep, with the needle - he shot two men, I gather. You? You've almost become a victim, and you saved lives. A hero, indeed!"<br/>His voice is warm and emotional.<br/>"I'll send Gabriel, a lawyer we have complete trust in, to represent you at the police. Go there now, but only talk to them when he arrives. Would you do that for me, my dear? Your Family doesn't want your name under any suspicion a minute longer than necessary!"<br/>There's no refusing Don Michele when he gets kind.<br/>Then he adds, almost uncaringly.<br/>"And if there are no problems, Gabriel will relay you the file".<br/>The file is the info on the guy she needs to kill off.<br/><div align="center">***<br/></div><strong>Emily, Susan<br/>At Miami PD<br/>The parking</strong><br/>When arriving at the police station, Emily sees a non-descript Ford Focus at the parking behind her.<br/>After entering, it's a chaos - hookers screaming, someone shouting in abstinence, a teen-aged drug dealer screaming abuse at the Hispanic cop who's taking his statement.<br/>In this, the average size woman, a notch or two above plain, makes an impression by just being calm and collected. Dark brown hair, dark brown eyes, athletic build, looks preoccupied, talks to a cop and just turns back to look at you. Emily has never met her before, but for a moment thinks she might have.<br/>"Yeah, wait here", the cop waves at Susan. "He's talking with the... well, a superior officer. He said you were going to call, though. Oh! Nice, she's spending us some time! Wonder whether she's got a lawyer?"<br/>The woman who has just entered is athletic, a light build, hidden after plain, free clothes. She seems to look at Susan just as she turns to look who had attracted the cop's attention. For the first moment, her gaze lingers on her.