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~ In A Heartbeat ~
by RJ Nolan
This is an original story. The story and characters belong to me. They are not to be used
or reproduced without my express written permission.
Disclaimer: This story depicts a love/sexual relationship between two consenting adult women. If you are under 18 years of age or if this type of story is illegal in the state or country in which you live, please do not read it.
Note: This is a companion piece to my story LA Metropolitan. It takes place approximately 10 months before the epilogue of that story. It's not necessary to read that
story first but some things will make more sense if you do. Jess and Kim are in this story
but they are not the main focus. This is a stand-alone piece.
Special Thanks: To AJ for her hard work and dedication to helping me make this a
better story. Your help and friendship mean a lot. And to Wendy for providing a fresh
pair of eyes and a new perspective, it was very appreciated.
Feedback and constructive comments always welcome. You can reach me
at rjnolan@gmail.com August 2003
In A Heartbeat
by RJ Nolan
August 2003
Chapter One
Sam McKenna parked across the street from the station house where she'd been an
Officer of the San Diego police department for eight years. Running her fingers through
her short black hair before pulling on her cap she waved to several fellow officers as she
made her way across the street. She entered the station house, greeting the desk sergeant
before heading to roll call. Today would bring the new Field Training Officer
assignments for the next twelve weeks. Sam was a FTO and the latest batch of rookies
would be reporting today. Sitting quietly in the back of the room as the day's
assignments were handed out; she scanned the room for the two new rookies. They
weren't hard to spot. Where the veteran officers were all relaxed, joking and enjoying
their breakfast as the briefing continued, the rookies both sat stiffly, almost at attention.
From where she was sitting she could only see them from behind. The first rookie
appeared around Sam's height of six feet. His brown hair was cut in the military style
favored by male officers. The second rookie was a woman; though she appeared to be
short from what Sam could tell, she was well muscled. Her long blond hair was done up
in a tight French braid. Sam's attention went back to the officer giving the morning
briefing.
"We have two new rookies with us today, Brad Davidson and Kellie Matthews. Stand up
you two."
The two new rookies stood to face their fellow officers. Greetings and catcalls echoed in
the room. "Okay, everyone else is dismissed except the FTO's," the sergeant told the assembled officers.
Sam walked to the front of the room. She met the beautiful green eyes of the new female
rookie. Please let her be assigned to me, please let her be assigned to me, Sam chanted to herself.
"Officers McKenna and Howard are the Field Training Officers you will be working
with for the next twelve weeks," he explained to the rookies. "Matthews you'll be assigned to Officer Howard. Davidson you'll be assigned to Officer McKenna."
Sam grimaced internally. She glanced over at Howard and scowled at his triumphant
smirk. His eyes ran over the body of the beautiful blond. She looked over at the rookie
assigned to her. Her scowl got deeper as she watched his eyes rake her body before
finally making it to her face. Her blue eyes turned silvery and expressionless when they
met his deep brown ones. The new rookie gulped and quickly averted his gaze from the
gorgeous officer.
"Let's go Davidson." Sam turned and stalked out of the room without another word, never looking back to see if the rookie was following. It's going to be a long 12 weeks, she groused to herself.
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Sam had been working with her rookie partner for six weeks. It had gone pretty much as
she'd expected. The guy started out cocky and arrogant, thinking he was the greatest cop
who ever walked the earth. He'd learned some hard lessons in the last few weeks and
was finally starting to settle down.
"Hey Officer McKenna." Davidson called interrupting her thoughts.
'I told you McKenna was fine." She reminded him.
He grinned at her.
Damn it, not again. Sam groaned. She knew what was coming.
"How about we stop for drinks tonight after work?" He invited. The lust in his eyes clearly showed what he was really interested in.
She'd already politely turned down several other invitations. The kid just didn't seem to
be getting the hint and Sam was getting tired of it. She was surprised that some of the
other officers hadn't clued him in, there were several at the station house who had a real
problem with her being a lesbian. She didn't flaunt her sexuality but it wasn't a secret
either. Attitudes were changing but it was slow going. Her record spoke for itself and she
was held in high regard by most of her fellow officers.
Sam sighed hoping to end this now. "As I've told you before, thanks but no thanks.
You're not my type," she added.
"Oh come on." Davidson smirked. "Give me a chance, you'll be pleasantly surprised."
He bragged.
Now Sam had really had enough. She was tempted to reach over and wipe the arrogant
smirk off his face. "Davidson believe me you don't have anything I'm the least bit
interested in," she allowed her eyes to sweep dismissively across his lap. "I don't date guys...capisce'? Sam smirked when his mouth dropped open in surprise and he began to
stutter.
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Patrolling their zone, they pulled a car over for a routine traffic stop. The woman had run a red light. Sam let the rookie take the lead. He approached the car and asked for the
woman's information. She immediately started screaming at him, cursing him for
stopping her and making her late for work. Sam ran the woman's license plate as
Davidson stood next to the woman's car trying to calm her down. She got out of the
patrol car and approached Davidson motioning for him to come to the rear of the car.
"The woman has an outstanding warrant. You need to get her out of the car, search her, read her her rights and we'll take her in." She instructed the rookie.
Davidson approached the car and told the woman to get out of the vehicle. Sam stood
back and watched. The woman was short and slightly built; she continued to rant at
Davidson as he escorted her to the front of the car. Sam could tell Davidson didn't think
the woman was a threat due to her size. He confirmed that assumption moments later
when she heard him address the woman.
"Now just calm down little lady. I'm going to search you then we'll take you down to the station for processing. There's a warrant outstanding against you." He told her in a
condescending tone of voice.
Sam tried hard to keep the smirk off her face. The rookie was about to learn a valuable
lesson. Everyone's a potential threat no matter how harmless they seem.
"Face the car, put your hands on the hood and..." Davidson never got any further. The woman spun out of his grasp and kicked him in the crotch. She screamed at him not to
touch her. His face contorted and he slowly dropped to his knees gasping for breath. Sam
quickly stepped in and subdued the woman, cuffing her and putting her in the back of the
squad car. When she came back to the front of the vehicle, Davidson had regained his
feet. He looked sheepishly at the ground obviously embarrassed at being downed by a
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