@evanmcconne sent : [ 3PM ] a city sidewalk gloomy with mist & countless puddles.
she pulled the jacket tighter around her. not that it had done her any real good against the misty rain. it was the annoying kind of damp that nothing did much to help with, a nuisance that felt unavoidable, regardless of what one did to try and prevent it. but still, the red material she wore was better than nothing.
her curls have also frizzed ever-so-slightly, a fact that she would have been annoyed about under other circumstances. right now though, the state of her hair was the last thing on nancy’s mind. fingers twitched against the pen and notepad kept safely inside of her jacket pocket. today, there are more important things to worry about.
boots splash against the wet sidewalk as she pursued her target. this lead is one that she has been chipping away for a long time, digging and connecting the dots oh-so-slowly. hell, even once she was near sure of her suspicion, it felt daunting. a part of her worried that she was wrong ; the other part of her feels that there is no way that she could be.
it’s a risk she’s willing to take.
finally, after breaking into a slight jog — slippery sidewalk be damned — nancy closed the gap between them. “ can i have a minute of your time? ” she called out, sighing softly in relief when he finally turned towards her.
had he ever been aware of her pursuit beforehand? it’s doubtful. nancy has a tendency to fly under the radar, a fact that has helped her many times.
“ i’m a journalist, ” she began, a polite smile on her lips, “ and i’d be just thrilled to get an interview. ” the pen and paper are now withdrawn from her pocket. “ it won’t take long at all. ”
nancy knows he’ll refuse the proposition. she expected it — plus, it isn’t what she’s here for at all.
no, this is her little test : to see if there’s any semblance of recognition before laying all of her cards out on the table.











