if she agreed, would that make her an accessory? no idea. the legal thing isn’t her area of expertise for a reason. it was tempting though. less cops on her ass meant fewer trips to the police station and she’s had more than enough of those. “you can do whatever the hell you want, just don’t trace it back to me and we’re good.” can’t do her job if she was in prison. what he does with his free time was none of her business so if he wanted to burn the place down, more power to him. as long as she’s not involved. thousand dollar tab. lucky bastard has money to blow while she struggles to make ends meet, leaving in this crap apartment with loud neighbors. “what’s the catch?” no one can suggests something like that without a catch.
he wasn’t expecting her to say yes – even if it was in her own way. taking out over a massive chunk of the police force would be easy and they wouldn’t trace it back to her. he would make sure of that … more or less. “no catch.” a lie, there was always a catch. he just wanted – no, needed someone to be with. to have company. he could have picked up some random girl and killed them, but he already had grown bored of doing that. a reason to why he thought treating her would be the best bet. “none at all.”