and Bree fighting last night?" "We weren't fighting," I said. "We were arguing." "Loud argument." "Passionate subject," I said. "And Bree's under a lot of pressure from the top brass to make something happen, something that shows the public that DC Metro is still on top of things." "Like what?" Jannie asked as we ran past the armory. "Like clearing a major murder case. The Tommy McGrath murder case." "Are you close to making an arrest?" "No, because the prime suspect shot himself yesterday.
"Bree fighting last night?" Jannie asked. I clarified, "We weren't fighting; we were arguing," emphasizing the intensity by calling it a loud argument. I explained that the disagreement was over a passionate topic, especially since Bree is under pressure from higher authorities to achieve a significant victory to demonstrate that DC Metro is still effective."
Jannie inquired about the specifics, and I mentioned the case they are working on, the Tommy McGrath murder. I noted that they are close to solving it, but the prime suspect took his own life before arrest, which complicates their progress and adds pressure to resolve the case publicly.
