Last session, first name.

"Arielle Brown..."

It has become such a routine now that she doesn't need to respond anymore and just stand up.

It just so happens that the case she's involved in is a very high profile case so everyone's eyes on it, including the higher ups and the public and there can't be no slacking off and that's what exactly they are not doing...

They pull her out of her cell every now and then for interrogations and stuff just to not seem idle.

The female police officer leads her to the main hallway.

Arielle looks at her but she has her regular don't talk to me, I won't answer you, look on, so she does not say anything but she already knows where they are headed.

The last time, the headache had lasted for hours even after the medication had worn off. She plans to mention it to the doctor.

Outside, she sees the detective, driver and the van waiting...

She has come to appreciate her time outside the station walls now, something she never did whenever she had been free. She had cared only about m