A/N: I'm back! Anyways, I decided to finally continue this. Leave reviews telling what you'd like to see! Also, check out my other Sherlock story, Once Upon a Memory, will you? I could use some reviews on that one.
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Sally Donavan was struck dumb for once. She simply stared at the two men in front of her. Lestrade had just dragged the other from the dead body on the crime scene to stand right in front of her.
The 'dead' Sherlock Holmes.
And Lestrade must've been out of his mind, because he wanted her to apologize.
He wanted her to apologize to the freak.
"What?" She finally said, looking between the two. "You want me to what?"
"I want you to apologize Donavan," Lestrade replied. He knew it was going to be like this, but he would get her to apologize one way or another.
"I'm not going to apologize for anything," She replied, crossing her arms. After all, she had nothing to apologize about. She had done nothing wrong. Alright, it was wrong of her to make accusations without any solid proof, but it was nothing she should apologize about. She was just doing her job. It wasn't like she knew what would happen after that.
"If you want to stay on the case, you'll apologize. Now," Lestrade said, slightly annoyed. He did expect this to happen though. Meanwhile, Sherlock just stood there, looking like he was enjoying this. Sally looked torn for a moment but sighed.
"I'm sorry Holmes," She mumbled before looking at her superior. "Can I work now?" After Lestrade nodded, she was gone in a heartbeat.
"That could've gone better," Greg said once Donavan had escaped. Sherlock chuckled slightly.
"I doubt it could've," The detective replied. "Now, is there anything else?"
"Actually, yes. Anderso-"
"Oh you've got to be kidding me."
"Just Anderson and then you can leave," Lestrade finished. The detective didn't look happy about it, but nodded.
Let's just say that when the two reached Anderson – who hadn't noticed the detective before – screamed bloody murder, saying that the man came back to haunt him, apologized, then proceeded to faint.
"That could've gone much-"
"Shut up Sherlock."
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So, what did you think? Sorry that it's so short. Anyways, review!