Andy McNally (
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Andy hadn't needed to tell Terry what had happened because he'd been on duty when the bomb had gone off. He'd been supposed to be her date for the Commissioner's Gala but that had been cancelled so they'd agreed to meet for dinner after shift. That plan looked like it was about to be scrapped too considering she was now being checked out in the back of an ambulance after Sam had pulled her out of the rubble of the evidence room. Andy didn't know how Terry would take this but she'd asked someone to find him for her.
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"This is jacked up. I didn't know--think you would be anywhere by..." His voice trailed off. Andy hopefully understood that he meant the explosion. His hand squeezed hers affectionately before letting go. "This is really fucked up."
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There were bigger questions. Sam had told her that Ted McDonald, the man who planted the bombs, had been found dead in the interview room of an apparent suicide. But no one knew how he'd gotten the razor blade he'd done it with, and so they all suspected it was staged. Staged by people way over her head or Terry's head.
But those questions wouldn't be answered tonight.
"This is so lame," she said, "but can you come over tonight? I really don't want to be alone after, you know, almost being blown up."
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"Let's see if we can get our rides out. I'm probably going to get called back in soon," he said as they made their way to the parking garage. "You can come stay at my place, if you want."
It was the first he had offered Andy to come over. Mainly, her place was easier most times. Her schedule was more predictable than his. Terry also would be one car among many around her apartment building where she would be obviously parked in his driveway. If he couldn't be with her the whole night, maybe she would feel a little more at ease in his surroundings.
At least that was his thinking.
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Andy pushes out of the ambulance after getting the official all clear from the paramedics and glances up at Terry, reminded in that moment how much taller he is than her.
"I'm going to see if I can find my car. You just want me to head over or wait for you?"
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The end was 'he shoudn't be long before he'd join her'. She probably knew the way he spoke by now. It was a number of firsts on her staying at his place. Terry offered a key, his clothes and for her to make herself at home. Then again, cheating death could put things into perspective.
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ha, I can remember to log in correctly, really
lol, No worries!
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She knew it might be a few days before she could please him like he was used to, but she also knew he would understand that. She rested her head against his chest and eyed the ceiling. "So where do you want to go?"
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He could have elaborated for her but instead asked Andy for her input. "How about you? Where do you wanna go?" Hopefully she still didn't think he was only interested in seeing her in a bikini.
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