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I was nervous on my way to meet Mike. The route I’d chosen to the restaurant in which Mike worked didn’t have any issues, so I was twenty minutes early. I parked in a side street to await a more appropriate time, messaging with Nam to calm my nerves and let time pass. Finally parking my motorbike in the minuscule car park behind the establishment, I arrived at the front door at exactly the right time. A waiter opened the door for me as I stepped up to the entrance. “You must be Jamie. Pleas

Thank you so much! Stay tuned! My sister is also well trained

Or offensive. One would not use p*** in polite circles in Britain.

Many thanks! As for the first story, "Unchained", I must admit I cheated a bit. It was my submission to the Secret Authors Contest 2023 although I had never published anything before. Luckily, it was accepted nonetheless. So, there was a fixed readership interested in the contest. I doubt that it would have created so much response otherwise. As for this story, I cannot thank @Mikiesboy and @CassieQ enough for the work they have put into this story and the advertisement they have done through their followers when I published this. I hope the story does not disappoint. We are not at the end yet, there are seventeen more chapters to come. Stay tuned!

Congrats! Well, a more polite form would be "Don't take the mikey". P*** would be working class.

You just destroyed my Google history...

Thank you!

Honestly, cleaners and canteen staff are the most important people in a business, and nobody gives them credit. I always greet our cleaners and show my appreciation! You don't know how much a simple "thank you" can make somebody's day. And indeed, I am grateful.

Thank you! How romantic...

Thank you! Yes, "Drastic Measures" were necessary on Mike's side. But maybe I should now head over to the "Never have I ever" thread and post "Never have I ever kissed anyone in a police car." I remember my first kissing a guy very fondly...

Great praise from a professional. Thank you!

Yes! So, I hope that explains why Jamie is convinced Mike was "straight as an arrow". I also hope that in the texting scene last chapter it came through that Mike was very interested, Jamie just doesn't see it. Nobody is perfect

Thank you! I learned from a very good mentor!

Thank you! The time is donated for free, and one has to buy some kit like boots. Over eight, ten and twelve hour shifts one gets different kind of "pocket money" to buy some food. If one does over a certain amount of hours a year one gets a boot allowance. I calculated my hourly rate to be £1.79 per hour. This is proper volunteer work. We got training schedules and could apply for central courses, but the individual shifts are arranged where one is based. If a Special is a part of a neighborhood team, they would know the shifts and arrange with their colleagues directly. as I was a response shift Special, I sent a group email to the response shift sergeants a couple of days before I would join. But I spent seven years coming every Thursday and often Saturdays, so they knew after a while. But yes, sometimes people just turned up. If they knew you it was not an issue. If you are knew that was frowned upon. Of course, Specials are "secretly" screened. If certain officers in a shift gave their okay, about anyone in the shift would be happy to work with you. Well, let's see who does the bowing, shall we?

LOL. Yeah, isn't so about everything poisonous over there? No snake, though Let me save the answer for a potential blog.

I shall consider. Need to see how that fits. Thanks for the interest.

Thank you! LOL, maybe I should start a blog with police stories. The spider reminds me of a bank robbery manual alarm we once responded to. No, it wasn't a spider but close. We shall see how they pan out. Good thought!

Well, Becks had a point, didn't she?

Hm...

Thank you! Yes, all true, except for the kiss. Yes, let's see how that date will pan out.

Yes ... let's say that some videos I saw from US policing were ... indescribable, especially Taser and firearms use. I found already spelling mistakes that escaped me. Of course after publishing. Sorry!

Thank you! Would you mind telling how you found this i.e. where you browsing anything or searching? Just out of interest.

Sergeant Ward was stressed. “I’m sorry, Jamie. I’ve heard you, but if I think that there’s an operational need, I’ll make my crewing decisions based on that.” “I just thought that I had outlined my predicament.” She sighed heavily and was visibly annoyed. “Jamie, I’ve got half the shift calling in sick, three cell watches, two court papers due tomorrow, and you’ll probably be the only unit available. So, if Mike turns up here tonight, he’ll be your crewmate. Please act like a professio

Well, as quickly as moderation allows.

Thank you so much! I personally do not like weekly schedules. Too long and I have no patience. These two chapters have been posted as quickly as they were moderated, and as soon one comes out of moderation I submit the next.