Strawberry-Cream

Patrizia brings the car to a stop with a sharp, yet definetely controlled brake next to the building entrance. She waits a couple of moments to be certain the game is over, before she opens her door, steps out, looking to the other side of the street. She then picks up the cell, and with a hand casually on the open door, she calls Aubrey. Assuming he picks up, it's:

"Signore Aubrey, the show is over. The two targets seem to be quite incapacited."

Actually I hoped the game was more a bit social-like too from the way you advertised it, and the level of coinage and so on?

Well there was already action, and I am sure there may be more along the lines, but I am much looking forward to that ball and all that .

Well I'm in, if you want to reset with another crew or bring in new members if someone wants to shuffle out (no prob, if the game wasn't what you expected, I doubt Q. would be one to be pissed at you).

I want to continue, and I think I tried to keep up posting regularly .

She sighs, looks left and right a moment, but then gives in:

"Vell, yes, I suppose you are right, to some degree. Just understand, monsieur, what goes with my job... is a little, uh, different (fr.). I heal people, and I do not think zhat zhis as been a reason for zhem to become old enemies jusqu'ici."

She smiles a bit turning her head towards him again:

"I mean, I am not a chirurgienne zhat as left un bistouri inside my patient."

"I really wonder what this driving about is good for, signore Garth. Maybe if we have to leave the scene quickly with the rest."

She continues to drive along, accelerating slightly as the automatic gunfire breaks out.

Patrizia stops accelerating, continuing to drive along normally, apparently not keen on running Les and Jin-Jin over along with the baddies.

"Do not shoot unless they cannot handle it." , she spits out sharply.

Sylvaine gives Corrie a brief look, but then decides that she must be joking. She manages a slight chuckle, rolling her eyes and shaking her head, smiling:

"Mais bien-sûr. Just go a-ead I guess, zhere may be bad guys idden everywhere, non?"

"Bien, ici je suis, avec les gens trop paranoides."

Sylvaine explains and gets comfy on a couch in the living room.

As Hector walks through the room with his gun drawn for inspection of the flat, she adds a friendly teasing:

"Oh, and be sure to check zhe light-switch, it peut-être is wired to a bomb, non?"

Going around in the flat, checking out this and that, Sylvaine explains:

"Bof, it does not seem zhat bad, does it..."

Since it's only alien men you're not allowed to take candy from, Sylvaine searches in her handbag a moment, then presents a mint with a smile to the boy, speaking in english:

"Want to let us in-side, ma petit? Zhere is quite zhe draft in zhis corridor, I must say..."

With a quick sideglance, Patrizia notices Garth, and asks casually:

"Do you suggest we run them over giving you oppurtunity to shoot forwards - first hopefully - or leave it with a high beam blinding and a drive by?"

, bringing the car up to normal cruising speed appropriate here.

Patrizia sighs and mutters a short series of words in italian that most probably are not the most polite. She extends her hand to Les:

"Give me the keys and the phone Aubrey will call, he does not know you changed plan."

Seeing as she is unarmed anyway, she goes over to driver's side and assures that the car stays ready.

Cool!

First to be a smartass :

This belongs in the Literature board!

Yay!

Hey, I'm there, I'm just not the char driving the play . If I were, it would be pretty annoying for the others ^^.

Patrizia nods slightly to the plan then, but explains with a mild chuckle.

"Ah, in Europe we first collect the plans and then decide."

Oddly, it doesn't even sound arrogant. She wishes Aubrey an honest:

"Good luck."

Seeing the scene, Patrizia calmly explains

"Suggestions?"

, while she arranges her headscarf and hair a little.

Watching him fiddle with the key, she calmly says from the door:

"Maybe vee can ask, since we seem not to ave scared zhem all away by now..."