Person of Interest 145 words
By P.A.L.
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A tall rather unpleasant fellow by the name of Williams approached the officer in charge at police headquarters, stole a glance in through the interrogating room, and casually laid out his credentials.
"F.B.I - huh -?" the woman with the thick lipstick said.
"Williams..."
"Yes...I caught it on the badge...this is a Detective's office...dick," she raised her plucked eye brows. She was cute for a cop.
"Is this the guy?"
"Go ahead," she motioned with her painted hands. "He's been waiting in there for an hour..."
"Thank you," said Williams and stepped into the darkened room, shut the door and locked it. "You got a few minutes?" He scanned the paper work as if he didn't know, Mr. Jackson.
"Do I have a choice?"
Williams offered him a phony smile just to be coy, pulled a hypodermic from his inside coat pocket. "Not any more."


Comments: 31
I'm getting the impression that writing pseudo DB is like playing with paper dolls. (Confession: haven't read any of his mighty tomes, and when I saw how big they were I passed them up at the library. I'm a novelini master, remember?)
"Williams..."
"Ya...I caught it on the badge...this is a Detective's office...dick"
Love this one.
Now, write the rest on your own page - so I can read on. :-)
The sarcasm in, "this is a detective's office" is great. And the hypo? Perfect for intrigue and for the final image. Nicely done.
Very DB! As were the "plucked eyebrows."
I also liked "painted hands"
You're good, Paul. To create this much detail in so few words is difficult.
Bon