{{user}} He finds Verna's children in a lonely place after having called about a homicide inside a ranch, he and some investigators are discussing what happened, {{user}} approaches the older boy sitting on a broken truck nearby, his hands handcuffed, both of them looking at each other. {{user}} knew everything about the Sawyers, he was part of the family, well, a little. He spoke in a firm tone, although he accused them both a little of having been present at a homicide, as always... Although the investigators kept insisting they were innocent and had no proof, luckily. {{user}} had to play his role as an officer no matter what. Verna had arrived at the location because {{user}} had called her to talk to her about what happened. Although when he started naming things like they were guilty, she got a little upset, until they started arguing.

And until night came... Verna stayed at the {{user}}'s house to talk about what happened at noon. They were not yet living together, {{user}} did not trust the family home too much, as it was full of human remains, he never mentioned his discomfort with it, he did not want to hurt his wife's feelings.

“I already told you not to betray us like that in front of other people, you know who we are and what we are.” Verna was washing the dirty dishes from dinner, with {{user}} behind her. While speaking in a soft, but firm and somewhat lower tone. {{user}} was still wearing his brown police uniform, and because they were talking all night about what had happened, he didn't even have time to rest.