Title: Bad Thoughts
Author: Amy aka Lady Julieanne
Pairng: C/S
Rating: Ranges from PG-13 to NC-17
Disclaimer: CBS and affiliates own the characters and the show. I 
make no money and it would be pointless to try to get any out of me. 
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survuve. Feel free to post here or mail to js1n2001@yahoo.com


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Part 13

Catherine was interviewing Jonathan Freese. Actually, the interview 
had kind of turned into a stalemate. Jonathan just glared at 
Catherine without answering any questions. Catherine did find out 
that he now knew about his mother, and his girlfriend, and his 
father.  But he had basically stopped answering questions. Sometimes 
he would grunt or nod, but Catherine could get nothing useful out of 
him.

Sara knocked on the door and popped her head in to the interview 
room. "Catherine, can I talk to you for a second?"

Catherine left Jonathan to glower at the table or whatever else he 
could find, and joined Sara in the hallway. "Yeah?"

"Brass found the girlfriend, Eliza. We just had a nice little chat." 
Sara told her. Sara could see the excitement behind Catherine's eyes. 

"Turns out Scott hasn't all too honest with us. The split wasn't 
entirely amicable and he turned abusive right after Jessica asked for 
a divorce. At least that what she's saying." Sara watched as 
Catherine's eyes narrowed in thought. "Also, turns out her arrests 
for domestic battery were for hitting Jonathan, not Jessica. She says 
he hit her too."

"I think it's time to turn this into a regular old family reunion and 
get dad involved." Catherine suggested.

"Brass is finishing up with Eliza right now, I'll have him send 
someone out to get Mr. Freese." Sara said heading back to her 
interview room. Well, that went easier than I thought it would. I 
mean, yeah so I wanted to bend her over the interview table and take 
her until she screamed my name, but I didn't do it. Whoa. Bad 
thoughts. Really bad thoughts. Get back to work!

Catherine had noticed that Sara had been staring at her while they 
spoke. Looking into her eyes for something. Hope she couldn't tell 
what I was thinking. She gets so excited when she's on a case. She's 
practically bouncing off the walls with new found energy. I remember 
when I used to get that jazzed from solving a case. Catherine gave 
Sara's retreating figure one last look, before going back into her 
interview room.

"So, we found your girlfriend." She told Jonathan.

"Ex." Was all he said.

"Okay then. We found your ex-girlfriend. She has an interesting story 
to tell." Catherine was trying to get Jonathan to say something. 
Anything. "She says you used to hit her. That when she arrested for 
domestic battery, it was because she hit you after you hit her."

"Not true." Boy he was getting more and more talkative.

"What's not true?"

"I never hit her." 

"That's not what she says."

"Well she's lying."

"About what. If you don't start talking, then I'll have no choice but 
to believe her. Tell me what's been happening."

"I never hit her. She just told the cops that. I don't know why. 
Probably so she wouldn't get charged. But I didn't hit her." He was 
adamant that he didn't hit her, which almost made Catherine believe 
him. Almost.

"Why should I believe you? After all, you did hit me." Catherine 
reminded him. Sara quietly entered the interview room and sat next to 
Catherine.

"You don't have to believe me. But I didn't hit her. She would 
sometimes get drunk, a habit I picked up, and sometimes it got 
violent. But I didn't hit her. Don't believe me if you don't want to. 
I don't care."

"She also says that your dad hit your mom. Maybe you picked up that 
habit too," Sara told him. This was a bad idea, she thought to 
herself. This close, I can smell her. That intoxicating scent that is 
Catherine, lavender and cinnamon. I want her. Can't have her, not 
right now, but god do I want her. 

"No."

"No what?" Catherine asked. "No your dad didn't hit your mom, or no 
you didn't pick up the habit of hitting women?"

"No, I didn't pick up the habit. Yes, he did hit my mom. But only 
after she asked for a divorce. They were married for over twenty 
years, and he never hit her before then."

Well at least he's talking, Catherine thought to herself. Might not 
be saying anything useful, but at least we're starting to get 
somewhere now.

Sara continued, "So you didn't even hit your mom, or your girlfriend, 
when your mom told you that they were dating each other?"

"No. I got really drunk and passed out, but I didn't hit anyone."

"What about when you mom told you that your dad was gay? And that the 
whole marriage was a charade?" Oh, now we're getting somewhere, Sara 
thought.  His face paled real quick and then began to turn a bright 
red. Sara could see him clenching his fingers into fists.

Jonathan's voice was strangled, but he managed to say, "No. Not even 
then."

Sara was pretty sure he was lying. Something in her gut told her this 
young man was somehow responsible for what happened to his mother.

"I've got to go see Greg. He should have some test results for me by 
now," Sara whispered to Catherine. She was so close to Catherine, and 
hoping that no one would notice, Sara quickly let her tongue trail 
along the outer edge of Catherine's lobe. Sara got up and left the 
interview room, leaving a frustrated Catherine with an angry young 
man, who had fortunately not seen what had passed between them.

Oh, man. I shouldn't have done that. Sara thought as she walked 
towards the lab. But she was so close. And she smelled so good. And 
she tasted just as I remember. Dammit Sara, quit acting like a 
teenager and focus.

"Greg have you got some results for me?" Sara asked as she walked 
through the lab doors.

"Why yes, my dear Sara, I have some results for you. They found three 
knives that match the wound pattern. All three had blood. Apparently 
this kid can't cook, or he'd know how to use his knives." Greg tried 
a joke.

"Greg," Sara said sternly in a voice that Greg recognized as 
the `tell me now or there will be consequences' voice.

"Okay okay. Three knives. Two blood types. One belonging to the 
victim. Other unknown. Doesn't belong to the evil girlfriend, sorry. 
But its familial, so probably the son. Get me a sample and I'll tell 
you more. The knife with the vic's blood on it has two sets of 
prints. One set belongs to the son. The other, again unknown. Not the 
victims, not the evil girlfriends. That's all I've got."

"Thanks Greg," Sara said already on her way out the door. She saw 
Catherine heading towards her office and followed. "Hey Cath," she 
called out.

Catherine turned around and motioned for Sara to join her in her 
office. Sara quickened her pace and was at Catherine's door in 
seconds. Sara sat in one of the chairs in Catherine's office and 
Catherine closed the door with a soft click. Sara didn't know it, but 
that soft click also meant that the door was now locked.

"We need to get prints from dad and DNA from both him and Jonathan. 
With that, I think Greg can finish this up for us." Sara said. 

Catherine moved around and stood in front of Sara. "Okay," she said 
with obvious nonchalance. "You know, what you did back there, that 
wasn't very nice." Catherine said to Sara, who was looking up at her 
confused. "Licking my ear like that. When there's nothing I can do 
about the feelings it generates. Not nice."

Sara, aware that the door was closed, stood up and wrapped her arms 
around Catherine. "I'm sorry Cat. I couldn't resist. I tried so hard, 
but you're irresistible to me." Sara whispered to her as she leaned 
in for a quick kiss.

Catherine, now having what she wanted, pulled Sara even further into 
her and licked the Sara's bottom lip wordlessly asking to deepen the 
kiss. Sara whimpered just a little, though Catherine heard her, and 
opened her mouth to allow Catherine in.


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