PAIRING: Lindsay/Cindy DISCLAIMER: Characters, not mine. Story, mine. “Hold up,” Jacobi ordered. Lindsay slowed without protest. She’d been waiting for just such a command. Jacobi never would have asked her to leave Cindy if he didn’t have a purpose. She turned his chair a quarter circle, parking it against one wall in the deserted corridor…
PAIRING: Lindsay/Cindy DISCLAIMER: Characters, not mine. Story, mine. The feel of Cindy’s hand ripping from hers jerked Lindsay abruptly from sleep. Full awareness was slower in coming, but it still took her only seconds to recall where she was and why she was there. That reason was currently gasping for breath, having some difficulty coming…
PAIRING: Lindsay/Cindy DISCLAIMER: Characters, not mine. Story, mine. As light as it was, Jacobi’s touch made her jump. When she looked at him over the top of Cindy’s head, he was offering his pocketknife, and Lindsay loosened her hold around Cindy’s shoulders to reach for it. The movement roused Cindy into looking up at her,…
PAIRING: Lindsay/Cindy DISCLAIMER: Characters, not mine. Story, mine. There were no lights, at least none that she could see. There were no visible tracks, no noises that didn’t come from neighboring houses. There was nothing to indicate that there was anyone inside, but she wasn’t deterred. Though she didn’t know what the scene would look…
PAIRING: Lindsay/Cindy DISCLAIMER: Characters, not mine. Story, mine. She could have figured it out sooner, if she hadn’t been so off her game. Officers could have been sent to Cindy’s rescue while Ashe was busy being entertained by her recounting of Kiss-Me-Not’s sins. Her emotions had taken over. Sometimes they had been beneficial, other times…
PAIRING: Lindsay/Cindy DISCLAIMER: Characters, not mine. Story, mine. “Lindsay, pull the car over.” The command was matter-of-fact, and she found it easy to do as she was told. It was nice to be given orders for once. She was rather tired of doling them out, of trying to figure out what the next step should…