Sharon: (sobbing) “I fear for her…, and Howie is on the run”

Tasha: “Howie… the brother?”

In that moment Tasha’s phone rings

Tasha: “yes lieutenant …, I’ll be right back…, yes ma’am, I have the information… (hanging up) Alice, may I use your bathroom”

Alice: “yes, of course, you know where it is”

Tasha: “Sharon, I have all the information, take my card, can you call me if you find something else to tell me, please”

Sharon: “sure, I have to go too”

Tasha went to the little room to call her other contacts.

Sharon: “I’ll call you in the evening Alice”

Alice: “I’ll wait for your call, and thanks for coming”

After Sharon left, Tasha came back from the restroom finding a very anxious Alice.

Alice: “what is Tasha… is it about Dana?”

Tasha: “no, two new victims, I have to go…? Alice, I want you to be very careful, call me anytime you feel the need to talk…”

Alice: “thank you, Tasha…”

Alice leans to tell the detective goodbye when suddenly both found themselves hugging tightly, the journalist unintendedly pecked Tasha on her cheek, Tasha restrain her wish of kissing Alice’s lips, and both quickly moved away.

Tasha: “I have to go…, take care…”

Alice closed the door thinking on, what a good person detective Williams is; she feels the support and protection of the officer, something that she needs now that she is pregnant and alone. Even when her dear friend Helena, is always helping and accompanying her to her doctor appointments. But the young Peabody, who is a hardworking person, in most of her free time is daydreaming about someone else, someone who nobody knew, at least nobody in the journal office. But what Alice really needs is attention and care something that only Dana could give her.

Driving toward the police department, Tasha was stunned; she doesn’t even watch the cars in her way, she touches her cheek in the same place Alice kissed and immediately a flow of heat spreads inside her body. What was that…? No, she can’t be infatuated with the wife of a victim, no, that would be unethical, but there is a tickling on her heart, and a bitter sensation in her mouth telling her that something is wrong.