There's an eerie silence in the interrogation room, or perhaps because of the individual that sat in the chair on the other side of the glass. She stared at the wall, face emotionless and blank before taking in other parts of the room. Nothing is really interesting to her. The color is vague, the table is dirty in different places, and they put on the handcuffs a little too tight for her liking. She scrunched her nose at the strange smell of the new paint job. They had made her a deal for her freedom, and quite frankly after eating curious amounts of hospital food, she would do anything for anything else.
She tried to get comfortable in the metal chair, sinking down and keeping that blank face. Who was interviewing her? She didn't know. They had asked about her life with the new serial killer running around. She was familiar, yes, though what did they want from her now? She could use a smoke break. She watched as the door opened, blank face looking up at the man who had walked through the door.
@Era