Sebby! -JM
Oh Sebby! -JM
How is our favorite team of boys doing? Did you offer them tea? Were you polite? -JM
I must say, the detective inspector is much more aggressive that I expected. -SM
Mmm. We should take them to their precious girl. -JM
And torture her as they watch. -JM
[Several Minutes Later]
Jim? -SM
Yes? -JM
She's gone. -SM
What?! -JM
The girl. She's gone. And so is Daniel. -SM
Check the footage. CHECK IT NOW! -JM
I'm on it, sir. -SM
The last security camera footage we have is of Daniel turning off all the cameras. The girl doesn't seem to be with him in the videos. -SM
Damn. -JM
What have you told the boys? -JM
That she isn't here and we've lost her. -SM
The DI is trying to kill me and his husband is restraining him. -SM
You should restrain me tonight. -JM
Oh, Jim. Already making some plans, are we? -SM
I've got handcuffs. -JM
IM GETTING THEM OUT NOW AND THEY SHALL CONTACT US WHEN THEY FIND THE KIDS -SM
I'm very happy, but you forgot an apostrophe and a period. Honestly, I thought these daily grammar and punctuation lessons would help prevent this. Sebby, you are not a teenager. Please refrain from using "brb" and "ttyl" and text me like a NORMAL ADULT! -JM
Just get the handcuffs and lotion out. -SM
Handcuffs, lotion, and some melted chocolate. -JM
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Johnlock and Mystrade Texts
DiversosTexts between a consulting detective and his blogger and a certain Detective Inspector and the British Government