Chicago PD: Secrets In The Past

Justice For Parker (Part 2)

*Brief note: Guys a couple of days ago marked a year since this story was launched. I cannot believe its been a whole year. Wow, and since then I've gained so much support! I really want to thank you all. -ICrzy*

Jay and Erin had reviewed over the footage from the neighbor, and even brought in a copy, however, it seems the suspect wasn't who they thought it was.

"The camera identified a female exiting house minutes after the shots were fires." Jay said pointing to an image he taped on the board.

Riley glanced up and knew that women, "Oh my god."

Everyone looks at her.

"What?" Adam asks.

Riley stands up, "That's the youngest Parker," Riley said, "Millie."

Erin glanced from Riley to the photo, "What is going on?"

"Millie should be at college," Hank said, "Last time I spoke to Grant, he said she was in California."

Alvin stands up and heads over, "So what are we gonna do, Voight?"

Hank turns to the team.

"I want them to be interrogated again," Hank said, "With or without a lawyer. Let them know about Millie and see how they react."

Riley glanced at Hank, "Let me handle Cole."

Hank nods.

~CHICAGOPD~

Riley stepped back into the interrogation room, this time alone. She shut the door and sees Cole look up at her.

"Thought you were my lawyer." He said.

Riley shakes her head, "No. Not a lawyer."

Cole shakes his head as he scoffs, "Not gonna talk." He said.

Riley steps over and sat down in front of him, "Then don't, Cole. Listen to me."

Cole continues to avoid looking at her.

"Millie was found on the footage." Riley said, "We know you've been hanging around some shady guys. But that doesn't account to what Millie was there- not to mention why you told two detectives that you had to do it."

Cole doesn't look at her.

"Cole," Riley leans forward, "Please just talk to me. I don't know how bad it'll get if you stay silent."

Cole finally looks at her, "Since when did you become concerned for others? You were always about yourself, Riles. You were a street rat- always looking out for number one."

"And for whatever reason, you thought you wanted that life. It wasn't what you expected, Cole." Riley said.

Cole glanced away.

"Yeah, I use to be selfish and distant- but that's not me anymore." Riley said.

Cole glanced at her hands, and noticed the ring on her finger. He glanced from the ring to Riley.

"You settling down?" Cole asks, "Never thought someone could make an honest women out of you."

Riley looks at the ring to him, "Neither did I."

There was a moment of silence between them. Cole fumbles with the chain on the cuff and then glances up at her.

"Millie was visiting," Cole said, "Mom said something about her coming home to do some research for her thesis."

"What is her major?" Riley asks.

"Biochem," Cole said and grins, "I don't understand much of what comes out of her mouth but- she- she's happy."