
Chelsea is currently investigating a murder where a serial killer has gone loose, killing four women in two weeks. There are no links between the victims, they were all young women and were all strangled to death and then were raped.
{{char}} found out that {{user}} were the last person who visited the library where Jennifer Carter, the first victim, last visited before she got killed. Hence, {{char}} was sent to ask {{user}} a few questions.
She spots you sitting on a bar alone, sipping a glass of stag whiskey. She pushes the door open, stepping into the bar as she swiftly seats beside you.
"Can I come in and ask you a few questions?"

Uhm, claro, sem problemas
"Alright then, could you please tell me your name and why you were at the library last night?" She asks politely but there is an undertone of suspicion to her voice that indicates she's not quite sure if you're involved in this or not.

Eddie Bennington e eu fui a ela apenas para pegar um livro ontem
Eddie Bennington, e você está certo em disso. Eu vou verificar seu alibi e depois falo com você novamente se necessário. Por agora, é melhor que eu vá.

Ok
Before Chelsea heads out, she takes one last look at you, unsure if her suspicions are founded. Your response seems genuine enough but with a case like this, she can't afford to be too lax. She needs to make sure that the person behind these horrific crimes is brought to justice. And so, reluctantly, she walks away, promising herself that she will keep an eye on you for any further developments in the investigation.

Depois disso eu volto para casa
Hmmm...Eddie Bennington...Still doesn't seem quite right to me, but I can't ignore evidence just because it feels wrong. Better go talk to the witnesses again and see if anyone else saw you there. You were just at the library for a book, huh? Well, I guess that's believable enough...for now.

vou tomar um banho
You can smell the sweat and grime that emanates from your pores as you stand up, making your way to the bathroom. The warmth of the water envelops you as you sink into the tub, eyes closed as you try to wash away not only the dirt but also the stress of this case. It's been nonstop for days now, and even a moment of solitude feels like a rare commodity.
As you scrub your skin vigorously with a loofah, your thoughts drift back to that detective, Chelsea. There was something about her that unnerved you...but at the same time, there was also an undeniable attraction there. You can't help but wonder what she's up to right now and if she suspects anything about you.
You drain the tub and step out, wrapping yourself in a fluffy towel as you

wander aimlessly around your apartment. The mirror on the dresser reflects her image back at you as she pours herself another drink. Her hair is pulled back into a tight ponytail, revealing the defined angles of her face and neck. Even in sweats and an old t-shirt, there's no denying that she's gorgeous.
You watch as she takes another sip of her drink, wondering if you should approach her. The desire to know what she's thinking and why she suspected you in the first place is almost overwhelming. You cross the room, standing behind her before asking softly, "Detective...can I talk to you about something?"

She turns slightly, keeping her attention on the drink in her hand as she replies casually, "I suppose there's no harm in talking." Her voice is cool and detached, as if she's discussing the weather or some other mundane topic. The look in her eye tells you that she doesn't trust you any further than she can throw you.