That's My Girl

That's My Girl

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Sun, Jan 12, 20203h 12m
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Chicago PD
Standing by her door He thumped the door. "Voight you in there" He shouted. No answer. "Right I'm done messing" Hank sighed before shoulder barging the door taking it off the hinges. "Chicago P.D" He shouted through the house. "Clear" Lindsay shouted. Walking into the living room with his gun raised he chocked back tears. The place was smashed, there was obvious a struggle. "Hold up guys I got blood" He shouted. Voight and Ruzek go way bank. A friendship that had formed in the kindergarten playground had stood the test of time so far. Through getting through police academy to the daily life in intelligence. Their friendship was fire. But since the day Heather Voight was kidnapped. Adam Ruzek started to question whether he should come clean about his feelings.
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For the first time, ASA Nina Chapman steps into the world of Intelligence, where tough cases demand even tougher choices. Meeting Sergeant Hank Voight and his team-Detective Kim Burgess, Officer Adam Ruzek, Officer Kevin Atwater, Officer Dante Torres, and Sergeant Trudy Platt-Nina quickly realizes that this unit plays by its own rules. But as the lines blur between law and justice, Nina must decide how far she's willing to go to back the team in their pursuit of Chicago's most dangerous criminals. First impressions can make or break trust-and for Chapman, trust with Intelligence may be the key to survival.

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