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The mournful howl coming from the cruiser is still audible behind him, although slightly muffled by the closed cruiser. “I’m sorry for what my former fiancé tried to pull,” Constable Timberson looks to the feet of the mammals before him, afraid to make eye contact. “What she tried to do is wrong. What she tried to get me to do for her,” he says, hat in hand before them, “was also wrong. Her story didn’t add up to what other witnesses said or what the tape at the diner showed. I wanted to see her reaction when I talked to you to get your side.” He raises his head and looks them both in the eyes. “She will be charged for assault, filling a false police report, public incitement of hatred, willful promotion of hatred, attempted assault of a police officer as well. I have all your information for my report and can send you a copy if you wish.” “Please,” Jessica replies. “We dealt with her in the diner, and I suspected it wasn’t over when we left.” Mark responds to the constable.

Chapter four - Meetings The signs had been there all day, she just didn’t see them. Josie’s mother always said, “If something is too good to be true, it probably is”. All morning had been almost perfect: the coffee machine at home worked correctly for the first time, her kids didn’t take hours to get out of bed to take them to school, traffic was smooth… She even found some pocket money in the car she didn’t know about. The day had started perfectly. Why didn’t she foresee the omens, barricaded at home, and wait till the coming storm passed was beyond her. Now it was too late. - Wasn’t I clear enough? Let Gideon free right NOW!- The fierce bunny in front of her had stormed into the precinct like a hurricane and, with a jump, planted herself on the desk. Josie, being a rhino, trained and hardened at the academy and with enough experience on the field before she was temporarily assigned to the front desk, found herself trying to suppress the need to run and hide from that tiny