Oh, shit. Mr. Allen.”“Yep.” I grinned up at him.“Hey, Tyrone. He’s probably got a point about your resume. You just gave a ration of shit an... tried to talk down to the mayor’s cousin and our boss’s nephew. You screwed up, young man. I figured it would happen, but not this soon, and not this badly. Oh well, partners are a nickel for six. They used to be a dime a dozen, but the police force is cutting back.” The young lady giggled.“Belsher, come up with another one. I want to hear her giggle. Jen knew that she had to gain her trust and the only way to do that was to behave to her as if they were equals."May I ask what you are reading Hannah?" Pride and Prejudice, Miss Lawson", the girl answered lowering her gaze to the floor. Jen didn't like that. The girl's attitude implied that she had no self confidence."First of all if you start calling me Miss Lawson I will be forced to call you Miss Devlin and I really hate formalities. It's Jen".Hannah looked up, her eyes open wide. Clearly. "Cool," I called out as I chased after her down the steps. Even though Julie wasn't wearing heals, her shoes were very loud and I had to force myself not to cringe as she clanged her way down the left side of the escalator.Once we entered the station I again tried to jumpstart the conversation."I know there are plenty of ethnic restaurants we could go to in Georgetown for dinner." Yeah," she agreed while heading over to the Glenmont side of the platform.I was trying to be patient and give Julie. I moved up to take my next shot and as I did, I could feel the dampness between my labia. I was about as turned on as I had ever been and as I bent over the table to take my next shot, I spread my legs slightly and pushed my ass back, giving them both a view. I made the next shot but then missed and James finished me off, smiling as he sunk the eight ball. “Well now, what are we gonna do now? Looks like maybe you gotta show me a little something.” Looking back at him and then at Beau, I replied.