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There was silence for about 15 minutes, other than Quinn's haggard breathing; you could have heard a pin drop. Duffy finally found his words, "You wanna stop for a while more?" She nodded into his chest, no sound escaping her mouth. "Ok, I'm gonna go get Greenly, but I'll be right back, I promise." He let her go gently and left her sobbing on the table. Shaking his head as he left the interview room, "Green Beans," he called.

Greenly turned around and nodded, "That was quick."

"No, she finally broke down," he said taking off his tear soaked shirt and putting on the emergency shirt he kept in his desk, "Can you get her something to eat and some better coffee or something? We're gonna stop for a while and she hasn't eaten all day."

"Yeah, you want something?"

"Just grab me the usual," he said turning back to the room. He went right back to Quinn, arms around her, "We've got food coming, but here's some water if you need it," he took off the cap and gave it to her. She took a big swig and caught her breath for a minute but then continued crying. A little unsure of where to put his hands now that she was lying on the table, he settled for her thigh, right above her knee.

Quinn wasn't startled by the touch of the detective; she sat up sniffling and wiping the flow of tears from her now almost glowing green eyes, the tears has made them brighter. She was about to say something when Dolly opened the door, "There's someone here to see you sweetheart," he said. Quinn's eyes lit up at the thought of Connor or Murphy, but her dad entered the room hurriedly in his uniform. He must have come directly from the base. He stared at his baby girl and horror overtook decorum and he put his arms around her and he sobbed along with his daughter. Duffy left the room quietly.

"Bee, what happened? Who did this to you?"

"I'm not sure what happened Daddy," she looked him in the eye, "As for who, they're dead."

"Dead," his voice was quiet, "What about Connor and Murphy," he asked.

"They're alive, but I don't know where they are," she started to cry again.

"Are you done here?"

"Almost, last part of my statement isn't finished. After that I don't know if they'll let me go home. Where's Mom?"

"Home, worried sick, let me talk to the detectives and see if we can get you home."

She grabbed his arm to stop him, "I have to see this through," she said with determination.

Her father turned and looked at her face, tough as nails this kid, he smiled, "Ok, Quinn. I'll go home and let your mother know. Call me when you're done and I can pick you up," he kissed her head lightly, "I'm proud of you, Bee."

She threw her arms around him, "Thanks Daddy, I love you."

"Love you," he left and brought Duffy back in.

"You leavin' me," he smiled.

"Not just yet, detective. You ready for the final act?"

"I am if you are," he took his seat and flipped open the notepad again.

Quinn lit a cigarette, inhaling and then started talking; smoke pouring out of her mouth, "Chappy left me to go help the others with the boys."

"When you say boys?"

"I mean Connor and Murphy MacManus and David Della Rocco. I was left in that room again and I don't know how long but I was smacked awake."

Geno smacked her so hard the chair wobbled and she screamed. His meaty hands grabbed the chair to steady her, and then pressed his body up against her unlocked the handcuffs to the chair and handcuffed her hand together. He stood her up but she promptly feel down, being tied to a chair for who knows how long made her legs jelly. She landed on her left ankle wrong and sprained, possibly broke it. He grabbed her by the handcuffs and dragged her screaming to where the twins and Rocco were being held. She was in so much pain from her shoulder down it was almost too much to bear. The other mobsters laughed and chuckled at her being dragged the cuffs digging in and ripping the soft skin of her wrists. Blood was trickling down her arms which added to the trail being left by the open cuts on her torso and her broken nose. Geno dragged her into the garage and the boys started calling her name but she was in too much pain to recognize their voices. Once Geno had dropped her the bald guy walked into the room with a gun.

He knelt down to Quinn and took her chin in his hand, "Ah, bambina, see your friends have come to save you," he mocked. The boys continued to scream and kick harder to try and escape their bonds to no avail. The Italian slapped the girl, "You should be awake for this," he stood and Chappy dragged her to kneeling position. Quinn heard the click of the hammer on the revolver and that's when she focused, the bald man was going to kill someone. He walked up to Rocco, no more than five feet in front of him and shot him point blank in the chest and then casually walked out, nothing was said and there was no emotion in his face. Chappy threw her down as she started to scream Rocco's name along with the boys and did her best to make her way over to him.

As she looked at Rocco, blood pouring out of the hole in his chest and mouth, he was trying to say something. There were two things that she witnessed in that room she had never seen before Connor and Murphy cried and someone died. She had been to funerals before but never witnessed someone die. He sputtered, "Don't…stop…don't…ever stop," and then he was silent. His eyes lost the light he always had. He was just still, nothing, lying in a pool of warm and sticky blood just not alive. Then the boys wailed, tears streaming down their face clearing a path through the dirt and blood on their own faces.

Chappy came in and grinned, "She tell you what a good girl she was for me? How she begged, cried and screamed? She's got the sweetest scream, such a shame we have to put her down. Didn't even get to do half of what I wanted. Oh, well, there's still you two," he grabbed Quinn by the cuffs and she shrieked high and loud and finally passed out from the pain in her shoulder and the vicious man laughed, "I'll be back for you two soon," he left dragging Quinn behind him and into the sitting room with the other guys.

Quinn gained enough consciousness to hear mumbles of conversation but she kept going in and out. The last thing she remembered before waking up in the hospital was a woman Geno was leading upstairs.

"So that's it, you woke up in the hospital?"

"Yeah, the last thing I remember was that woman being led upstairs and then waking up in a hospital bed. Having no idea how I got there or where I was. Retelling it, I'm pretty sure the MacManus boys brought me there and then called you fellas," she smiled at Duffy and extinguished her cigarette.