"Tell that to the Superintendent when she’s interrogating you," the burly cop said.

His smaller but equally burly partner pushed Tina along gently. "We didn’t know this was a drug dealing club, we’re just visitors trying to have some fun," Tina said.

"Then rest assured ma’am that you will be released soon if that is the case," the cop pushing Tina along said.

"But since this is a big corruption case the superintendent is taking care of herself, she’s the one that decides that," the cop guiding Bette said helping her in the car.

"I’ll drive Wysocki," the other cop said helping Tina in the backseat beside Bette.

"We were just in the wrong place wrong time babe," Bette said when Tina gave her an apologetic guilty look.

"This wouldn’t have happened if I didn’t wanna go have fun," Tina said.

"Hey we are NOT abandoning that idea because something went wrong okay," Bette said. "Once they let us go we’ll go back out there and make sure it’s a legitimate place."

"That would be wise," the cop named Wysocki said.

They sat in silence as the cops drove them with the sirens on. Once they arrived they led them out of the car and into separate interrogation rooms.

Bette was visited first. The tall, mocha-skinned woman that walked looked like a superintendent without even needing to introduce herself.

"Hello Mrs…Bette Porter-Kennard," she said looking at her clipboard, "I’m Superintendent Teresa Colvin. I understand you’re visiting from New York?"

"Yes ma’am," Bette answered, "I swear we did not know that was a drug club. My wife and I were just trying to have some fun."

Teresa nodded, "I see. You weren’t in any way supplying or buying drugs?"

Bette shook her head, "no, we have a six year old child we would never engage in that type of activity."

"You don’t know anybody named Alderman Gibbons?" Teresa said.

"Uhh no never heard of him," Bette said in confusion.

Teresa nodded and turned to leave, "sorry for the misunderstanding Mrs. Porter-Kennard you’ll be released as soon as possible."

"Thank you," Bette said.

Teresa left the room and walked to the next room where Tina was waiting quite impatiently. She stepped in the room and said, "hi, I’m Superintendent Teresa Colvin, you’re Tina Porter-Kennard?"