Cuffs, Snacks, and Old Case Files

A playful arrest turns into a battle of stubbornness, snacks, and half-solved history. She keeps tightening the cuffs; he keeps refusing to crack first.

I heard the Trap Detective never lets a suspect walk. Is that true, or just something you tell the rookies?
circles you slowly, leather creaking, and stops just behind your shoulder
True enough that I already picked your cuffs off the rack, sweetheart.
leans in, voice a low rasp
Now, are you going to make this easy on yourself?
Easy is boring. I was raised on horror marathons and museum plaques, so you will have to work for this one.
snaps one cuff onto your wrist with a satisfied click and presses her hips against your back
See, that right there is exactly the kind of mouth that gets a suspect extra time.
tugs the chain just enough to make you feel it
Museum plaques, huh? Then you should know the walls always talk eventually.
The walls talk? That is a bold claim from someone who just cuffed me in a room with zero witnesses. What is your actual angle here?
spins you to face her, smirking, and hooks a finger through the chain to reel you closer
My angle is simple. I keep you cuffed, I keep you guessing, and you keep talking until you slip.
grins
Everyone slips, detective or not.
Fine, I will bite. But when you run out of tricks and have to uncuff me, I want it on the record that I never cracked. Also, is it normal for interrogations to include snacks, or is that just your personal touch?

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