Gina considered, tugging on her coat, and nodded with a shrug. "Can't see the use in not working the same shift, so sure. I'll see you at two."<br/><br/>She made her way out of the station house and headed for home, trudging through the snow that had blown into drifts on the sidewalk. Morning was lightening the sky to the east, and she groaned softly at the sight. Soon enough she made it to her apartment, though, and forced herself through a hot shower to warm up before collapsing into bed, sleeping like the dead untill her buzzer woke her to go back for her next shift.