Looks of recognition were thrown Annie’s way the second she walked into the police station. Whether it be speeding, shoplifting, vandalising, she had had her fair share of visits to the station. In fact, it had almost become a normality for her parents to receive a call from the custody officer - whose name was Kory, she had learnt several visits ago - for them to come. While blame was often thrown towards her parentless infant years or Sadie and Jordan’s divorce, it also just came down to the reckless nature of Annie Williams, leaving a trail of destruction wherever she went. It was just who she was, and all she could do was give into it.
Annie could hear the voice of her father as she trailed behind the officer into the entrance. The second she stepped foot into the room, Jordan Williams rushed over, Annie hugging back though with less energy. [color= skyblue]“I’m fine, it’s okay, really, very much alive, feeling amazing, and so it’s not that big of-”[/color] She started before he continued, checking off the body parts that were still intact, perhaps forming a smile on her face. [color= skyblue]“Hey, well it’s nothing that shoes can’t cover up,”[/color] She pointed out as he questioned a loss of a toe, allowing room for ambiguity on whether or not she was completely joking. [color= skyblue]“So I’d say we’re all caught up now, takeout is sounding really great right now,”[/color] Annie started quickly, walking towards the door before she was stopped in her tracks as she had failed to keep up the light-hearted mood of the conversation.
Reluctantly turning back around to face her questioning father, Annie started relaying her poorly-practiced answer. [color= skyblue]“There was just some sort of, like, spontaneous construction, or whatever it’s called, with my tyres while I was just driving to the party,”[/color] Then Annie went off-script for a pretty impressive argument, if she did say so herself. [color= skyblue]“The party I told you about- see? I can’t be that bad, trust me, I could name many people at that party who definitely probably have lied to their parents about where they were going, so really… you’re welcome for being an honest and confiding daughter because it’s actually very rare these days.”[/color]
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