“I don’t even know what you expected to happen when you sent cops after me in that case.” Avani said and scoffed. "It seems like sending cops to retrieve anyone with a shady background would be a bad idea.”

She decided to shut up and listen though. Kasai probably didn’t know the reasons for her hatred of cops, and the details of her past anyway. It wasn’t like she could hold that against her. 

Avani was surprised by how nervous and uncomfortable Kasai appeared to be while trying to explain herself. She did withhold a smile as Kasai confessed she had been thinking about her in the hospital, that she had been reminding herself of Avani saving her when every other memory from the spirit world had been horrible. It made her feel less like a fool for trying to pursue their relationship further once Kasai had gotten out of the hospital.

She would have told Kasai that she was being too hard on herself when calling herself an idiot, but a part of her felt like she deserved it after what Avani had been put through and another part enjoyed seeing her beat herself up over Avani. No one had ever done that regarding her before, at least not as far as she knew. It made her feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

It was nothing compared to how she felt when Kasai said she had done all of this just because she thought she would miss out on something great with Avani. She wanted to not let that show either before Kasai was finished talking, but she sat with her mouth slightly agape and her one eye wide open. It was one of those moments that would grow greater with time. She imagined that depending on how it all turned out in the end, she might see this as the moment she began to think of Kasai as the one for her.

She truly regretted resisting arrest now, not because of herself, but because she had put Kasai in some deep shit. Avani had no power here though. The only thing she could do was let Kasai try to work out the situation or go to jail. She was not all that against the latter idea, but who knew when she would be released then. Maybe by the time she got out Kasai would have moved on with her life, so no, she didn’t say anything in response to that either. 

Kasai didn’t need to say that she liked her or make Avani think she meant it anymore. Her actions tonight had proven it beyond any doubt, and actions generally spoke louder than words ever could. 

Avani was left sitting dumbfounded in the chair, staring in front of her at the wall. It wasn’t until she heard the door opening that she realized Kasai had gotten up and was leaving the room. Of course, she couldn’t allow Kasai to go and beg for mercy from the pigs. 

Avani rose and hurried over to the door, fearing it may lock itself when it closed. She picked Kasai up and pulled her back inside the room. Her crutches fell to the floor outside. She doubted it would be long before the real pigs came bursting in.

“Seems the proper straight girl is a lot more bi-curious than I gave her credit for.” Avani gasped, put Kasai on top of the table and kissed her fiercely on the mouth. She took of her jacket and threw it on the floor. “I need you now, but damn is this the worst possible time and place you could have chosen.” 

Avani crawled on top of the table, forcing Kasai to lie down underneath her. She slid her good hand up under Kasai’s shirt, and caressed her stomach while continuing to kiss her on the mouth and the neck with an ever increasing need and force. 

“You don’t need to tell them the truth if it will get you in trouble. I’ll go to jail if you promise you’ll wait for me. I did resist arrest at the very least.” Avani grinned as she paused her ravaging of Kasai’s body for a moment to look into her eyes. “Maybe I’ll get to see some old friends or mom again.”

She could hear footsteps coming from outside the corridor now. Right before the door was flung open; Avani rolled off of the table onto the floor and raised her hands towards the roof. 

“I surrender. I surrender.”

Her back hurt like hell for a brief moment after falling from the table onto the hard floor, but she didn't move at all, keeping her hands raised above her.