Six Sentence Sunday: Full Metal Librarian XXXII (Break In)

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When last we left them, Clyota and the Pressman were going after the lockbox left behind when Clyota was arrested for murder.  But first, they have to get past the Crime Scene beacon that’s sealing her property like an invisible electric fence . . . supposedly:

“I didn’t know it would be so easy,” I said, as the Pressman crouched in front of the beacon and flipped a switch with a gloved finger. 

“It isn’t,” he said, sweeping my house with his lens.  “The beacon wasn’t on.”

A figure, male from the stride, came around the side of the house, carrying something under his arm.  He wasn’t wearing a police uniform, but the night-colored, ski-masked outfit of a completely different profession.

The son of a bitch had broken into my house.

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Previous Installments:
First ♦ Second ♦ Third ♦ Fourth ♦ Fifth ♦ Sixth
Seventh ♦ Eighth ♦ Ninth ♦ Tenth ♦ Eleventh ♦ Twelfth  ♦ Thirteenth
Fourteenth ♦ Fifteenth ♦ Sixteenth ♦ Seventeenth
Eighteenth ♦ Nineteenth ♦ Twentieth ♦ Twenty-first ♦ Twenty-second
Twenty-third ♦ Twenty-fourth ♦ Twenty-fifth ♦ Twenty-sixth
Twenty-seventh ♦ Twenty-eighth ♦ Twenty-nine ♦ Thirty
Thirty-one

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16 thoughts on “Six Sentence Sunday: Full Metal Librarian XXXII (Break In)

  1. What I loved about this scene and this snippet is that Clyota’s first response is anger, not fear. She’s ready to kick his ass and I appreciate that about her character.

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