HIATUS.

She wears much more formal clothes and shes now inspector lestrade

Yes, I know, thanks to accidentally spoiling myself on Twitter.

I mean, that until I get through her case (or even the game itself), I won’t do anything here, so.

Once Gina put away her gun, Robin smiled in a friendly manner, as if she hadn’t just threatened Gina. “Oh believe me, I saw that you had your gun over your shoulder. I was just telling you what would happen if you did decide to point your gun at me. B-u-t, since you put it away this will go much more smoothly!”  

When Gina asked Robin to introduce herself, the prosecutor of course decided to it in the most dramatic fashion possible, hand on hip and pointer finger swishing about. “Oh, I didn’t introduce myself! How r-u-d-e of me. My name is Robin Newman, a prosecutor from America! I traveled here to London as part of an exchange program. So what’s your name?” 

“Please. Do you think I’m stupid enough to do that? I’ve faced the Reaper. I know what you prosecutors are like.” she scowled, eyes closed, her tone haughty. Van Zieks was the only prosecutor she’s faced, so of course, her explanation was entirely accurate.

@lestrxde. || moved from here. 

Nodding in acknowledgement, Sherlock idly concluded it himself as a positive, as there would be room for debate, couldn’t give him a clean-cut answer, he didn’t mind though. She was almost unpredictable, to say in the least, saying one thing but then coming to be the utmost contradiction.❛ Alright, I’ll be sure to let her know once I get back to her. ❜ In addition of his words could’ve been insisting for her to remain there for the night too if she wished, but did not bring it into attention – he had a feeling Iris would ask – well, convince her to do so anyways. She loved the company when it wasn’t just him and her doing their ordinary thing half of the time unless she was desiring something new to do that he could give. 

Maybe one day she’ll actually like Holmes. No doubt Iris will help with that, of course. She always despised him, no thanks to his silly ‘tactics’ or alledged flawless logic. She was being nice to him for a change. No banter or snarky comments. What was wrong with her?

Inspirationless: where you have the motivation but just can't think of anything good to write.

Motivation Deprived: you have the idea, but just, don't really wanna.

Pooped: Basically you have no ideas and don't really feel like writing anyways.

Procrastination: Where you are SO PUMPED TO GET THIS THING DONE!! But, there's that other thing, and, your show is on, and, you'll just do it tomorrow.

She – really wasn’t going to make today easy for him. He was well aware she disliked him every time he came into appearance and spewed words in her direction - not meaning anything to bother her. Scarcely he was bewildered to what he did that triggered her very hostile nature towards him. However – it never came into conclusion she disdained him this much. Frankly, he was nearly at a lost for words consisting a blank stare.

He had no problem addressing the fundamentals in his perspective. ❛ In a way – it is. The logic following in the ‘Theater of Logic and Deductions’ is flawless; I merely make it a habit to mess up the events linking up the process of how a crime is likewise committed. Doesn’t mean I’m not a great Detective, Ms. Gina. I give Mr. Naruhdou the chance to put it back in the proper position that makes better sense than my previous annotation. ❜, due to how quickly Sherlock could find the inconsistencies of ones statement while in a scene, he could not overwhelm someone much younger and less experienced with 100% accuracy words without giving him a shot of a chance. 

Gina waited for his reply with the ever so boastful expression on her face. He was bothered by her honesty -- she was sure of that. She liked butting in and making him feel bad, as he should.

Hey, hey! Like or reblog this (preferably the latter) if you’d like to interact with Gina Lestrade -- an ex-pickpocket who’s trying to turn over a new leaf!

I probably should remove this DGS2 avatar, so people don’t get the wrong idea.