"So what are we going to do? Should we call Fitz to come get us out?" Clara suggested. "Though, who knows with him. We might get in touch with him, we might not. It’s a lottery with him, it is." She opened her eyes and looked at her roommate. "Have you got any suggestions?"
The brunette vaguely thought about how she almost preferred the humiliation in being in the backseat of a cop car to the cold, eerie cell they were shown to when they finally arrived. A few other people scattered the small room and although they didn't utter a single word to them, their staring eyes failed to look away, causing Bonnie to feel slightly uncomfortable and move over to the other side with Clara by her side.
Her anxious mood wanted to keep her on her feet, pacing repeatedly -- or simply do anything but remain still. However, she made herself settle for one of the hard benches, tucking her legs up against her chest as her back leaned against the cold, stone wall.
"Reaching Fitz would be a miracle in itself," Bonnie answered
the other young woman with a light, humourless laugh, "but
I think he's all we've got for now."
The one con to starting your life over in a new city? Takes more than a month or two to gain friends close enough to bail you out of jail in the middle of the night.