Post by blackbetty on Feb 20, 2010 15:11:38 GMT -6
In Josh and David's rising anger and worry, David might have overlooked his cell phone and the missed call and voice message that had been waiting.
According to the voicemail prompt the message was left around 6:30 that morning. He wouldn't recognize the number, nor the female voice with a touch of Irish brogue that would come over the ear piece.
One thing was for sure, she sounded distressed; worried.
"Bollocks! The one time I've a valid reason ta ask fer yer number and ye're not there." There was the sound of ringing phone's and other such office noises in the background. Sounded like she might be calling from the police station. There was the sound of a door shutting and the background noise died out.
The voice sighed heavily into the phone before continuing, "Sorry, I'm bein' rude. Ye don't know me. My name's Mel O'Connell. I'm an R.P.I.T. detective from Seattle in town on N.P.C. business... I' been tryin' ta get a hold o' ya since I got here... for personal reasons, but tha's not why I'm callin' now."
There was a pause as the woman took a deep breath, "I'm afraid I've received some very distressing news... George Norman, otherwise known as Nightmare, has come to Dallas searching for one o' yer wolves. I 'aven't yet been able to surmise where exactly the contract came from but I'm workin' on it."
There was another slight pause where her tone turned serious, "Look, Norman is Evil the likes o' which very few've ever come across. He murders and tortures Were's and people for sport, and does so by hiding behind a license and a charming facade. If he's after one o' yer wolves, I fear yer entire pack may be in danger, and not just from him..."
Another sigh, "I know it's not in wolf or pack nature to trust the police, especially not a stranger... If ya take a chance though, ya may find we have a lot more in common than ye'd think..." That last part sounded almost ominous. "Please call me back... I can help!"
She then went on to leave her cell number, wherafter the call abruptly ended, leaving him to ponder on the message, the woman, and her warning.
According to the voicemail prompt the message was left around 6:30 that morning. He wouldn't recognize the number, nor the female voice with a touch of Irish brogue that would come over the ear piece.
One thing was for sure, she sounded distressed; worried.
"Bollocks! The one time I've a valid reason ta ask fer yer number and ye're not there." There was the sound of ringing phone's and other such office noises in the background. Sounded like she might be calling from the police station. There was the sound of a door shutting and the background noise died out.
The voice sighed heavily into the phone before continuing, "Sorry, I'm bein' rude. Ye don't know me. My name's Mel O'Connell. I'm an R.P.I.T. detective from Seattle in town on N.P.C. business... I' been tryin' ta get a hold o' ya since I got here... for personal reasons, but tha's not why I'm callin' now."
There was a pause as the woman took a deep breath, "I'm afraid I've received some very distressing news... George Norman, otherwise known as Nightmare, has come to Dallas searching for one o' yer wolves. I 'aven't yet been able to surmise where exactly the contract came from but I'm workin' on it."
There was another slight pause where her tone turned serious, "Look, Norman is Evil the likes o' which very few've ever come across. He murders and tortures Were's and people for sport, and does so by hiding behind a license and a charming facade. If he's after one o' yer wolves, I fear yer entire pack may be in danger, and not just from him..."
Another sigh, "I know it's not in wolf or pack nature to trust the police, especially not a stranger... If ya take a chance though, ya may find we have a lot more in common than ye'd think..." That last part sounded almost ominous. "Please call me back... I can help!"
She then went on to leave her cell number, wherafter the call abruptly ended, leaving him to ponder on the message, the woman, and her warning.