Yay, I'm here again. Thanks for understanding
I just got done giving my hamster fresh food water, some raisins. He's jumping all over those. The cat has cat nip, and I have a fudge-sicle(sp?). So we are all content. Now, let's begin today's lesson class, what happens when you diss a woman's choice.
What the CSI's didn't know, is that as they were working thir a**es off someone was having a much worse time than them.
"No Please! Not my baby!" she was screaming with fear and had tears running down her face as she sat in the corner with her five year old, covering his eyes. Before she had a chance to say anything that could possibly help the child sitting next to her, the man who stood before her pointed the gun in his hand at her head. As she started crying and screaming harder, he pulled the trigger. He walked over, took the sons hand, picked up the baby girl and walked out the door as if nothing had happened.
"Interesting," said Ryan, purpusly cutting off whatever Calleigh was starting to say "for what reasons?"
"We would walk over into his yard to get out ball if it rolled over there. I remeber one time when we wre playing football and it flew over into his yard. Daniel went over to get it, even though his yard isn't fenced, this guy was totally pi**ed! He screamed something along the lines of 'Get off my propety you little f**cker! Do you want me to call the cops? Do you want to go to jail? Do you wanna go to juvie you little criminal? No? That's what thought, no get off my lawn you mini a**hole!' my poor little brother started drying then and there as he ran back to our yard." said Mason frowning.
"Since things like that happened often, correct-"
"Correct."
"Sounds like a good motive to me, how about you, Cal?"
"Definently. Let's go find out more about this guy."
Ryan and Calleigh gathered their things, thanked Mason and drove back to the lab.
Milo could feel it in his veins, pulsing throughout his body. His case was coming, the case that would make every cat recognize him. He'd be a hero! Just like Underdog, except minus dog plus cat. Little did he know, he was correct. The feeling racing around his body from his head, to his paws, to the tip of his tail, was not an idea. But a prediction, a correct one none-the-less.