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Now, to the story...
Dana Scully stepped from the elevator into the basement of the J. Edgar Hoover Building. Heels clicking with each step, the FBI agent headed for the office she shared with her partner, Fox Mulder. Opening the door, the beautiful redhead nearly collided with the other agent leaving the X-Files bureau.
'Whoa, Mulder,' she said, taking a step back. 'Nice tie,' she flippantly added, flicking the offending item of clothing. Mulder had appalling taste in neckties.
His rebellious streak; wearing something so horrendous to offset the ideal of an FBI agent in a suit
, she thought. Today Fox had chosen to wear a rust-red tie featuring a repeating pattern of large square golden rings, each featuring a blue jewel motif.
'Sorry, Scully,' Mulder replied, taking a step back himself, allowing the shorter woman to enter their shared space. Distracted as he was, the man couldn't help but notice Dana was wearing a grey suit, the skirt knee-length, and a blouse of a lighter grey material. From above, the fluorescent lights made her auburn hair shine, her fair skin glow. 'I've been asked to consult with a task force working a series of bank robberies,' he said.
'An X-Files bank robbery?' Scully scoffed playfully.
'If only,' Fox replied. 'No. They're a particularly nasty gang. The task force is having difficulty tracking them down and someone thought a psychological profile would help.'
'That's unusual for bank robberies, isn't it?' Scully asked, arms crossing under her generous chest, inadvertently causing a wonderful little jiggle.
'It's not unheard of. Skinner okayed it. Drawbacks to having an above average case clearance rate: I'm available,' Mulder explained. 'Gotta go, Scully. Bad guys to catch,' he quipped before stepping past and exiting the office.
'I guess I'll take care of the paperwork from the last case then,' an exasperated Scully called out from the office doorway.
'You're the best, Scully,' Mulder called back with a smile before ducking into the elevator.
'Paperwork it is then,' Scully said to herself.
***
Over the next few hours Dana sat at her desk, diligently working through a tidy pile of folders. As with any case undertaken by FBI agents, the X-Files generated a lot of bureaucracy, reports, statements, lab results etc. It wasn't Mulder's fault that he'd been called away, she reasoned, closing one folder and opening the next. He was after all a talented criminal profiler and he did take care of his share of the paperwork.
Mostly
, she thought. The unexpected ringing of the telephone interrupted her work.
'Scully,' she answered.
'Agent Scully, this is Assistant Director Skinner's office.' Dana recognised the voice of Arlene, the man's personal assistant. 'The AD would like to see you immediately.'
'I'll be right there,' Scully answered and hung up the phone. Thankful for a break from paperwork, she wondered what her superior wanted. A few minutes later the Special Agent entered the AD's outer office.
'Go right on in, Agent Scully,' Arlene said.
With a nod of thanks, Dana passed the secretary and entered Walter Skinner's office. Where she'd expected the man to be at his desk, he was instead standing at the head of the conference table dominating the office. Sat around it were a number of other men and women, some of whom she recognised as fellow FBI agents.
'Sir?' Scully asked, stepping up to the tall, broad-shouldered man.
'Agent Scully, I've got some bad news,' he said, light reflecting off his glasses. 'You know that Agent Mulder was temporarily assigned to consult with a task force investigating a string of bank robberies?'
'Yes sir,' she answered, a confused look on her otherwise pretty face.
'An hour ago, Mulder and Special Agent Ritter entered the National Capital Bank. They walked right into an on-going heist. Agent Ritter was severely wounded. He's in critical condition. Agent Mulder...Mulder was taken hostage.'
'My god,' Scully gasped, hand to her mouth.
'I'm afraid the situation is worse than that. This gang of robbers has a violent M.O. and have proven particularly slick. They were able to waltz right out of the bank and disappear before the DC Police could respond.' As Skinner spoke he threw a look of disgust at a uniformed man sitting at the conference table.
'So we have no idea where they've taken Mulder? Have any suspects been identified?' Scully asked.
'At the present time we don't know their identities or whereabouts. Nor have we received any communication from them. Possibly,' Skinner said.
'"Possibly", sir? What does that mean?' Scully asked, anger creeping into her voice.
Mulder's life is in danger and Skinner's dithering?
'Yesterday the FBI received a tip-off concerning a planned heist of that same bank. At the time it was not considered credible, considering its source.' Picking up a sheet of paper from the table, he read, 'Ekon Williams, currently serving life in prison for various drug-related convictions. Suspected involvement in several bank robberies. The tip-off was discounted when a check revealed Williams to have been in solitary confinement for the past month.' Skinner dropped the piece of paper and turned to Scully. 'Williams claimed knowledge of the robbery via a psychic vision. Hence why it was ignored by the task force.'
Scully nodded in understanding. Scepticism of the X-Files was rife in the bureau. Any mention of strange phenomenon was routinely discarded out of hand. Originally assigned to the X-Files as a sceptic to debunk Mulder's work, the investigator had seen too much over the past few years to discard any lead without proper scientific investigation.
'Special Agent Whitlock, the task force leader, believes that Williams presents nothing more than an opportunely timed hoax,' Skinner said. 'However, I won't let any lead go with Mulder's life in the balance,' he continued, voice filled with determination.
'Given the circumstances of the tip-off, am I to presume that you want me to interrogate Williams, sir?' Scully asked resolved to do whatever she could to get Mulder back safe and well.
'Scully, you're to go out to the Federal Correctional Institution in Petersburg. Find out what he knows, psychic visions or not. The warden has already agreed to reinstate his privileges if he proves useful in the recovery of Mulder and the capture of the bank robbers.'
'Yes sir,' Dana said, taking a sheet of details from her superior.
***
Met by a po-faced prison guard named Lockwood, the federal investigator was escorted through the prison complex towards the medium-security areas. Throughout her career, Scully had entered penal facilities several times. Each was geographically laid out differently yet they all shared a common atmosphere, one of danger, pent-up tension and barely restrained violence. It was almost a physical thing.
Being in such an environment excited the young woman, aroused her. Knowing she was the only female present, surrounded by violent men who'd take any opportunity to ravage her, caused Dana's adrenaline to spike, endorphins rushing through her body.
Like many women, being trapped in prison had been a recurring fantasy for a long time. Walking between exercise yards she could feel the eyes of numerous inmates tracking her every movement. Under the grey suit she wore, Scully felt her nipples stiffen, thankful they were concealed by the jacket. Trying to ignore the low steady throbbing under the skirt, she concentrated on Lockwood and what the prison guard was saying.
'We've confirmed that Williams hasn't had any outside contact. No visitors or phone calls for over three months. And that was before being sent to solitary. He'd only been out of confinement for a day before he asked to call you FBI folks.'
'Any contact with his lawyer?' Scully asked. It was the obvious route for the convicted drug-dealer to get information without the prison guards knowing.
'None. And before you ask, no other inmate on that cell block has had much outside contact. Certainly nothing we don't monitor. If Williams is playing ball and really does know anything about a bank robbery it's old news,' Lockwood said.
'What else can you tell me about him?'
'First thing is this whole "psychic visions" stuff is bullshit. He's been locked up here for nearly seventeen years. Before the last couple days, there's been no mention of him having any special abilities. He's yanking your chain, I reckon.'
Scully's expression remained neutral. The guard's open disdain was a common reaction from her experience. 'Why was he in solitary?' she asked as the guard let them into a dull grey building.
'Attacking another inmate. He's got something of a reputation for it. We think he attacked Blevins, the guy celled next to him, but Blevins isn't talking. Williams would be back in solitary if it weren't for your call to talk with him. But his privileges were restricted. You're aware of his demands in agreeing to see you, Agent Scully?'
'Yes. I'm to interrogate him in his cell, just the two of us. No guards present,' she replied. It was a dangerous concession to make given the prisoner's history of violence.
But if it gets me closer to saving Mulder, so be it
, she thought. Scully tried to ignore the feelings of sexual arousal the sense of danger gave her.
'The Warden wasn't happy about it ma'am. Apparently someone pulled some strings to make it happen. I take it your missing agent is someone important?' Lockwood asked, plainly curious.
'We're all federal employees, Mr Lockwood. We're all important,' Scully scolded the escort. 'Besides, I'm a fully trained field agent. I can handle myself.' Lockwood replied with a sceptical glance.
A few minutes later, Dana Scully and the prison guard entered the cell block. Clanging as it closed shut, the sound of the gate drew instant attention. All down the block mirrors abruptly sprang from the barred cells, each prisoner curious as to who'd come onto their block. Spotting the arrival of a sexy hot piece of ass, a chorus of catcalls, yells and whistles erupted throughout the building. Hearing the primal sounds directed at her, Scully's pulse quickened, a fresh wave of goosebumps causing her flesh to tingle.