fortunetellsrp: DETECTIVE
Wyatt let out a frustrated sigh, he tried to be patient with the press knowing they were just doing their jobs, but sometimes they put themselves at risk while working and he would rather have a pissed off journalist than a hurt or dead one.
Mark was one of those relentless ones, and really he had found it endearing at first but he also had to respond to his boss and he would hate if it seemed like he had a soft spot for the man. “Listen…” He said, a hand on the man’s shoulder and the nice tone he used when he needed to be understood, “I’m not trying to make your life difficult trust me, but you’re making mine, I don’t want to see you hurt and I will drag you out in cuffs if that’s what it takes to keep you safe and away from my case.
HIS BROWS raise for a MOMENT. Cuffs indeed. Mark was a SMART MAN. Ian always referred to him as THE KIND whose mind could run a COUNTRY if he tried hard enough, but there’s a limit to that in THE WAY of restrictions BOUND by idiotic laws. HE’S TRYING to get a story, and HE WON’T let anyone stand in his way.
RESPECTFUL, but with a firmness to SIGNIFY he’s IN NO MOOD for theatrics he gently removes Wyatt’s hand from his shoulder.
“And I can ASSURE you, Detective that I am NOT so easily deterred. I studied LAW in high school as part of my JOURNALIST degree, I’m very familiar with it as a matter of fact. But if there’s ONE thing Iraq taught me with regard to journalists, YOU’RE meant to push boundaries. THE TRUTH hides and it hides deep, and so IF YOU expect me to back down you’re going to be disappointed.”
“I didn’t come here to ARGUE with you, I was merely making my stance abundantly clear. Do with it, WHAT you like, but don’t mistake formality for complacency.”