Creative Writing: The Police Captains

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'It wasn't supposed to be like this.' John thought, and it was clear from the scowl on his face that 'the way things were supposed to be' and the way they actually were was not in his favor. An outside observer unaware of the events that led to his current state of mind would have been surprised, indeed hard-pressed to find anything that was wrong with his current situation. Here he was, a man in his mid thirties, an unattractive man by most standards, indeed there was a clique of girls in his high school who had even called him ugly. Yet here he was, sitting naked in a hot tub with three girls who would have been labeled not only attractive but drop dead gorgeous by any objective standard. The girls weren't naked, true. His sister was allowed to wear a bikini. While a number of his men had seen her naked, that was mostly the result of walking in on her while she was in the process of changing and having to hunt for her clothes (Dave enjoyed teasing her by relocating her wardrobe when she wasn't looking) and the time when, at the peak of her rebellious streak, John had forbidden her to wear anything for a month, which had turned …show more content…

Kevin was the police Captain in charge of George’s protection detail, and it felt like half the calls he'd fielded today had been from Catie demanding to know what had happened to her star witness. And the other half had been from his men reporting one failure after another as they tried to locate said witness. At least that had been the case up until about 20 minutes ago when George had finally contacted his wife and Stacey, the officer he'd assigned to head the detail at George's house, had grabbed the phone and insisted George come in or lose his protection detail. And everyone was very well aware of what woudl happen to the females in that case. Kevin had been afraid George had gotten killed, so hearing he was still alive was the first piece of good news Kevin had received all

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