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Dean didn't know this, but Nelson had the potential to learn as much from the young officer as Dean had to learn from the veteran agent. He had already spoken to Evelyn, so as soon as Dean came into the room, Nelson became backgrounder observer. He didn't flinch when Evelyn threw her arms around Dean, she had done the same earlier to him, but he noticed a discrepancy in the way Dean was behaving. This wasn't the swarm of bees he dealt with the night before, was it? After watching Dean and the Sister interacting for just under a minute, Nelson was convinced she was putting on some sort of act. The briefest internal struggle took place between being a religious man and being an agent, but decided quickly God would want him to do what it took to make their investigation.
Before Evelyn could play out a fainting spell from the news she would in fact see her sister, Nelson cleared his throat. "Sister, forgive me for being frank. Since then nature of this offer is unorthodox, and we are putting a small deal of trust in you for your sisters safety; you should cut the bullshit when dealing with Officer Reyez and myself. And you may also want to apologize for any past indiscretions." Nelson pursed his lips and folded his hands together, her bluff was called. She shared a look between the old man and the officer; this black haired cop obviously told him about last night, why wouldn't he? Evelyn felt a little dumb, but gave a sharp glance to the mutt who bore his teeth at her earlier, she hated animals, she hated dogs, but not quite as she hated cats.
Evelyn nodded her head and conceded, her mouth shutting as she reeled in her rosary. "I'm sorry." Evelyn said to the old man, before turning back towards Dean with a shrug and a half-smile. "I'm sorry." She repeated. "I saw a young badge and I thought I could bully you to find out what was going on to my sister, I was wrong. I thought I could trick you both, I was wrong again, and I'm sorry. I'm not that good of a person, but my sister is. I'll answer any questions you need, and bless you both for letting me see her." It almost seemed unreal she wouldn't be looking at Dahlia through a glass screen, sure they would be monitored, but she could live with that. "I won't speak of this to anybody, not even the other sisters. I'd never do anything to put my sister in danger." It was clear Evelyn was still bitter for being called out, but she was sincere as day when talking about her sister, but scared.
"Dollie... She isn't in danger is she?" Evelyn asked, worried about both the idea of anything happening to Dahlia, and how her sister would react. Dahlia was tough, but if she went to jail? That couldn't happen, she was her angel. Unlike herself, Dahlia didn't even have a criminal record! Whatever was happening, it seemed ridiculous it wasn't cleared up already. Ooh. Now she was starting to get angry again. Before she got worked up, Evelyn looked down towards her feet, grateful the flowing black garb covered her shaking fist. "I'll sign whatever papers you need me too, I'm ready to see my sister."
With that, Nelson gathered some signatures on a couple confidentiality contracts, but he didn't doubt this woman wanted anything other than to help her sister. He explained how the meeting would go, and what was allowed to be discussed (which wasn't much, really). She was bored of the paperwork, but that's just because she was anxious. After everything seemed in order, Nelson took a few minutes still to make sure everything was properly documented. "Dean, I will be in the next room over watching on camera during the meeting, if Miss Harper or her sister break any of the details in the contract, the meeting will be called off. Have you any concerns?" Nelson clarified. He had his partner get the same signatures from Dahlia, even though it all seemed superfluous.
Before Evelyn could play out a fainting spell from the news she would in fact see her sister, Nelson cleared his throat. "Sister, forgive me for being frank. Since then nature of this offer is unorthodox, and we are putting a small deal of trust in you for your sisters safety; you should cut the bullshit when dealing with Officer Reyez and myself. And you may also want to apologize for any past indiscretions." Nelson pursed his lips and folded his hands together, her bluff was called. She shared a look between the old man and the officer; this black haired cop obviously told him about last night, why wouldn't he? Evelyn felt a little dumb, but gave a sharp glance to the mutt who bore his teeth at her earlier, she hated animals, she hated dogs, but not quite as she hated cats.
Evelyn nodded her head and conceded, her mouth shutting as she reeled in her rosary. "I'm sorry." Evelyn said to the old man, before turning back towards Dean with a shrug and a half-smile. "I'm sorry." She repeated. "I saw a young badge and I thought I could bully you to find out what was going on to my sister, I was wrong. I thought I could trick you both, I was wrong again, and I'm sorry. I'm not that good of a person, but my sister is. I'll answer any questions you need, and bless you both for letting me see her." It almost seemed unreal she wouldn't be looking at Dahlia through a glass screen, sure they would be monitored, but she could live with that. "I won't speak of this to anybody, not even the other sisters. I'd never do anything to put my sister in danger." It was clear Evelyn was still bitter for being called out, but she was sincere as day when talking about her sister, but scared.
"Dollie... She isn't in danger is she?" Evelyn asked, worried about both the idea of anything happening to Dahlia, and how her sister would react. Dahlia was tough, but if she went to jail? That couldn't happen, she was her angel. Unlike herself, Dahlia didn't even have a criminal record! Whatever was happening, it seemed ridiculous it wasn't cleared up already. Ooh. Now she was starting to get angry again. Before she got worked up, Evelyn looked down towards her feet, grateful the flowing black garb covered her shaking fist. "I'll sign whatever papers you need me too, I'm ready to see my sister."
With that, Nelson gathered some signatures on a couple confidentiality contracts, but he didn't doubt this woman wanted anything other than to help her sister. He explained how the meeting would go, and what was allowed to be discussed (which wasn't much, really). She was bored of the paperwork, but that's just because she was anxious. After everything seemed in order, Nelson took a few minutes still to make sure everything was properly documented. "Dean, I will be in the next room over watching on camera during the meeting, if Miss Harper or her sister break any of the details in the contract, the meeting will be called off. Have you any concerns?" Nelson clarified. He had his partner get the same signatures from Dahlia, even though it all seemed superfluous.