Xavier kept writing, though his face scrunched and he glanced up at the mention of fires and flooding . . .
Heβd been through the police academy, all male foster homes, and was in sports and never seen behavior like that.
It seemed normal to the other though, so heβd
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He said, glancing down at his notes.
β This feels organized.
If someone dies due to hazing these boys normally call their parents, shut up, get lawyers and make my job difficultβ¦ they donβt send people away.
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The officer listened to the young male. He started writing instead of staring at him so the other didnβt feel pressure to share.
Eyebrows pinched together and then relaxed as he heard the others story.
Shit. This was bad.
An amazing lead but it gave him a horrible feeling.
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Xavier understood how weary the other must be about talking to him.
A lot of these boys had popularity or some kind of pull in social groups. Plus a lot of them seemed to be athletes in some sport or club activity.
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A snarl came from Xavier as he folded his arms.
β What the π§πΆπ€π¬ is even a supernatural crime division? How the π³ππ°πΈ does anyone have funding for that?! β
He spat out.
The Chief of Police stayed calm and relaxed, partially mused with the performance
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Replying to @yrofficer
@DamagedLie
Raoul was requested by a different police station to help out, due to them not having their own supernatural crime division. The officer usually did not like working with new faces, but if they needed help with a case, he would not decline.
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The Chief stood up.
β You must be Raoul. Pleasure to meet you, Iβm Daniel Johnson. I was the one communicating with your department. β
The older male made his way over, then offering him a hand to shake. A kind smile on his lips as Xavier turned to watch with a neutral
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Xavier could see the panic and worry stricken in the others features. Whatever he was going to tell him, Xavier could tell itβd be a strong lead.
He could work with even small crumbles of clues but Xavier had a feeling he was going to get more than that.
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because there was someone dead off campus. When the coroner says βlikely homicideβ on his reports of a young student, Xavier would say heβs serious about figuring out what happened.
Getting stonewalled by other students was also getting to him. The frustration it
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