Is the contract worth the price?

meta_knight_lover • 2 December 2013 at 9:26 AM

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"1800 Devon Street," replied Volden. "Should be about ten minutes. Need the GPS?"

kurochi-akuma • 11 December 2013 at 9:18 AM

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"I think I know where that is, but put it on anyways just to be sure." Peters replies back, turning the wheel of the van down another intersection and towards the direction of Devon Street.

Obeying the signs and signals as he went, he made his way across the small city and onto Devon Street. The GPS Volden had put on told him in about a half of mile his destination would be on his right. Sure enough, a tall, glass pane covered building stood on the right hand side of the busy roadway.

Above the double, automatic glass doors in white letter the name of the building read "Institution of Introspect Co. IIC".

Peters parallel parked against the right curb and put the car into park before switching off the ignition.

"Let's see what we find in here." He said, placing the key in his pocket as he climbed out of the black SUV.

meta_knight_lover • 11 December 2013 at 10:35 AM

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Detective Volden exits the SUV and enters the building with Detective Peters. Inside, the building is brightly lit and the walls are painted pure white. The carpet dark gray and has a rough texture to it since it is a high traffic area. Two indoor trees are against both sides of the doorway made up of black marble, though several other office plants are set on tables for decoration.

Volden approaches the front desk. An old lady is sitting in a brown leather chair, shifting through some papers. Volden showed his badge. "Excuse me, we need to talk with Human Resources for a case."

The secretary looked up with a mundane look on her face. She eyed the badge then said, "In building C. You can get to it through that hallway and up one floor. Once you're on the second floor, head towards the back of this building and you'll get to building C. From there...I'm not really sure."

"I'm sure we'll figure it out. Thank you." Volden leaves the woman and starts walking the path she told him to go. "We'll take the victims' employment records from HR then move on to questioning from there."

Once he arrives at Human Resources, he shows his badge again and requests the records for Madison Fairwell and Harold Verbeke. The manager at the desk gives him a suspicious look, but hands the documents over. "You can't leave here with those without a warrant."