Back at the Dorm,
Robin was eyeing everything around her. Hoping to find something, anything, that she could use against these girls. Hearing the sirens in the distance, the girls knew they didn't have much time to escape.
"Now what Lana? I don't want to go too jail. I don't want to get beat up, or raped by other women, please Lana, do something."
"Shut the hell up Helen, I can't think. Just shut the hell up."
Pushing her up against the wall, she began choking her. Anything to get her to shut up. Seeing her chance, Robin cautiously backed up into her room. Reaching under her drawer for her gun, she noticed it was gone.
"Looking for something Robin?" *Click*. As she heard the gun cock."
Slowly turning, she faced Lana.
"You know, it never ceases to amaze me, how stupid people can be. I mean... you train your days away to become one of New York's finest. Only to have your operation, ruined by an amature. Uncanny, isn't it. I guess it shows that even the average psycho, or nutso, has more brains then some of New York's finest."
hearing the pounding on the door, followed by the...
"Lana... this is the Police, open the door, now!!!"
"Sounds like we have company. Open the window. I said open the window, now."
Opening the window, Robin felt the cold New York air chill her skin.
"Step out. Step out, don't make me ask again."
"But there's no ledge. I'll fall to my death. Please Lana, don't do this. Let us help you."
"Help me? I'm beyond help. Now step out before I change my mind and shoot you."
Robin teared up. She couldn't help it. She never thought she'd be facing death at the age of twenty five. Placing her feet out first, she turned and gripped on to the little ledge with her fingers.
Looking down, she could see a partial landing about twelve feet under her. Deep in heart, she knew even if she landed on it, she would die. Or suffer severe damage to all, or some of her organs, bones, and skull.
As Lana began peeling her fingers away, Gary, Don, Danny, and other Officers booted in the door.
"Come one step closer, and I release her remaining hand. Right now she is hanging on by a thread. Do you really want her to fall to her death?"
"Don't do this Lana. Let her go."
"Oh, no, no, no. You don't want me to let her go. How rude of you, detective Taylor. You hear that Robin. Your detective wants me to let you go. What do you think of that?"
Gary was getting worried. He knew his young Rookie wouldn't last much longer. All he could do was hope, rescue was already in place. Looking over at Don, he seen him shaking his head no. Letting him know without words, that rescueres hadn't arrived yet.
"Please Lana, I'm pleading with you. Let my Rookie back in."
"Please, oh please..waa, waa, waa, all you detectives are the same. When it comes to one of your own, it's..please. When it comes to the murderer or psycho who's ready to take a leap, or kill themselves, it's do it, and do the world a favour."
"No it's not, Lana. Not all law enforcement officers are like that."
"Whatever detective. I've hand enough."
Taking the butt of the gun, she slammed it on Robin's knuckles, at the same time Gary pulled the trigger, killing her instantly. Running over to the window, Gary seen Robin, on the air bag.
"Thank Christ. She's fine. Rescue has her."
Running downstairs, Don found his Rookie in tears, while the EMT's wrapped her broken knuckles. Taking her in his arms, he held her.
"You did good Robin. How you feeling?"
"Like I had my life flash before my eyes."
"Aww... take the rest of the week off. I don't want to see you back at work till you are up to it, understand?"
"Yeah. Thanks. I'll fax you my report."
Watching as they wheeled Lana, and Helen out in body bags, she sighed...
"What makes people do such crazy things?"
"That Rookie, is something none of us will ever know. Get some rest."
Heading back over, Gary asked... "how is she?"
"She's going to be fine. She's strong. She'll bounce back."
"Good. Now let's back to the station. I'd like to get these reports done, and head home to see my family."