Tactical Advantage
“Annie looked from the harsh scrutiny of her boss, Mac Taylor, the director of the KCPD crime lab, to the baffled expression of her friend and fellow CSI, Raj Kapoor, who lurked near the curtain separating this bay of the Truman Medical Center’s E.R. from the other emergency treatment rooms. “Really, I’m okay.”
Raj’s black eyebrows came together like a fuzzy caterpillar when he frowned an apology. “You don’t look so good to me, Annie.” His accented voice conveyed both sympathy and surprise. ...“When Mac said you needed help at the crime scene, I thought he meant you couldn’t carry everything in your kit.”
Her kit. She let her head sink back into the pillow on the E.R. bay’s exam table. Why would the rat who’d clobbered her steal her kit?
Her boss scowled behind the lenses of his glasses. He was so going to take her off this case if he believed she couldn’t fix this mess.
Opening her eyes at the touch beneath her neck, Annie looked for an ally in the friendlier countenance of the E.R.MoreLess
Raj’s black eyebrows came together like a fuzzy caterpillar when he frowned an apology. “You don’t look so good to me, Annie.” His accented voice conveyed both sympathy and surprise. ...“When Mac said you needed help at the crime scene, I thought he meant you couldn’t carry everything in your kit.”
Her kit. She let her head sink back into the pillow on the E.R. bay’s exam table. Why would the rat who’d clobbered her steal her kit?
Her boss scowled behind the lenses of his glasses. He was so going to take her off this case if he believed she couldn’t fix this mess.
Opening her eyes at the touch beneath her neck, Annie looked for an ally in the friendlier countenance of the E.R.MoreLess
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