Catherine walked beside Grissom. They had just finished the investigation of a crime scene. The victim had clearly done suicide so the investigation was already over. "Oh c'mon you got to go out for a drink sometime!" Catherine commented about Grissom's spear time habits. "No, it's not my...style..." Grissom answered to her disbelief. Suddenly he stopped walking. Catherine sopped to see what he was looking at. "What?" She asked. "That car was there yesterday too, and the day before." Grissom answered looking at a white car that was parked right in front of the crime lab building.
"Maybe someone just left it there because it broke down or something." Catherine replied. "Would the driver be sitting in it always then?" Grissom replied. Now even Catherine noticed the driver. Grissom started to approach the car but when the driver noticed that he hit the gas. "Well he left in hurry." Catherine said frowning.
Sara leaned to her hand drumming her pencil against the table. The rain had finally stopped. Not that it would matter to her anyways. "Hey, Sara, this came for you." She heard from the door. Catherine was standing there holding a package. She came in and put it on the table. "Thanks." Sara said and started to open the package as she listened to Catherine tell about some car.
Catherine told Sara about the car and how it had left in a hurry when Grissom had approached it but Sara didn't seem to listen at all. Just like a kid, I should first talk then give the package, Catherine thought as she watched Sara unwrap the package. "You know, I saw that car too, I once knew someone with that kinda car." Sara mumbled as she opened the cover of the box that had been in the wrappings.
Catherine saw Sara frown as she looked inside the small box. "What?" Catherine asked. That seemed to be her most used word today. She watched as Sara picked up a necklace from the box. It was silver and it had a small silvery bird in the end of the chain. "Whoa, you've got an admirer eh?" Catherine said grinning. But the look on Sara's face wasn't happy. She just stared at the necklace.