#mi6starter

Siobhan did not think that this was a good idea. She did not think that M understood how the double-0 agents worked. But it was better to get this over with than sit here and mull over how much the previous M would never have condoned this. With a sigh, she exited her hotel room, walking towards James Bond's room. She knew that a lot of people would die- even kill- to be partnered up with him, but she was feeling less than thrilled. She wondered whether he would be passive and abide by the rules, or actually try to get out of doing anything related to teamwork and for the greater good. 

She knocked on his door, two sharp sounds the resonated down the hallway. She never liked hotels, too eerie and quiet. Who knew what was lurking behind those immaculate doors? In this case, she was prepared for a disgruntled double-0 agent, more worried about his life than his actual job. But she was here to make nice and try to cooperate with whatever M fantasized about. She didn't want to be stuck in an interrogation room with that man ever again. Being a suspect was never good for one's conscious, no matter how solid that used to be.

I believe anything to improve our teamwork skills, which will get us to work harder and better, is brilliant.

Siobhan wordlessly started walking out of headquarters; Hayden followed. The two had been working together for a few months now, and while Hayden didn't particularly dislike Siobhan, she found it strange that she knew so little about the woman. But, Hayden figured, this is what made her a good spy. Hayden chose not to bother her, as long as Siobhan followed her instructions during training.

Their footsteps fell in synchronization with each other, Hayden noticed. Siobhan probably noticed, too, she was awfully observant, but neither said anything, walking briskly through the night. The buzz of a cell phone — Hayden's phone — cut through the silence. She pulled it out of her pocket; it told her she had an message from M regarding their upcoming mission. Hayden thought of telling Siobhan to check her phone as well, but decided against it. She'd never seen her use a cell phone, anyhow. Instead, Hayden opened the email.