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Sam opens one of the drawers and takes out three glasses.
He pours water from the pitcher on the coffee table and places one in front of the agent.
He takes one to his partner and takes one for himself.
Should he drink water?
There's a little more time left in the interview; this also involves the partner.
She takes half a glass in one gulp.
She continues with questions that might link them to John.
John gets out of the hot shower.
He seems to have a slight fever, his head hurts more than just a simple hangover; it's just that he hasn't had anything to drink in a few days.
As he heads to his bed, he wraps the towel around his hips, holding it with one of his hands.
He is surprised to find Officer Annie Brown lying on his bed.
Dressed like that time at the office, she's wearing a tailored shirt with a wave-collar that covers the front buttons.
The first two buttons are undone, revealing the beginnings of her pronounced breasts.
She has one leg crossed, which accentuates her body with the pencil skirt that slits in the back.
Her low-heeled shoes highlight her calves and delicate ankles; he can easily see the bracelet tattoo around the ankle of the raised leg, the symmetrical cross with wide points.
John, with all his being, desires the woman before him; ever since that day, he imagined it would be to subject her to his desires.
Agent Brown lets her trench coat fall to the sides behind her.
John pauses for a moment, feeling like this is a trap.
His desire tells him no; she's a woman asking for a man, asking for him.