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"It doesn't matter David. Harvey can't control these--," Commissioner Gordon saw his office door opened by the boy. Jim was actually glad to see the kid come through his door to interrupt his meeting with Detective David. "Uh, Dave, will you mind leaving my office. This boy needs to speak with me." Gordon was being serious to the Detective after discussing for two long hours. "You got a week Gordon, and if you don't agree on Bullock's terms..." Jim was tired of David standing in his office. Saying over and over about Harvey's rules. "I said leave Detective. NOW!" Detective David walked out of the commissioner's workspace and didn't say a word. Which Jim appreciated. Now his focus was turn towards the boy. He needed his attention, so Jim wanted to know what's going on. "What do you want kid? I don't have all day". The commissioner finished with quite a rough tone.
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Tim
Yikes! Tim moved out of the way as the detective almost tried to bowl him over as he was leaving. If everyone else was having a rough day, Gordon's must have been ten times worse. For a split second, Tim felt a tiny bit guilty giving him more bad news, but that guilt didn't last long. Lives were possibly at stake here, and he didn't have time to feel wishy washy.
"Commissioner Gordon," he started, his tone clearly authoritative. "I have reason to believe that Poison Ivy is planning something against the precinct. With Harley Quinn in holding here, she's bound to show up to try to help her escape. We need to do something about this. She was spotted by a civilian in the area, scoping out the station." Okay, so the last part was a lie, but he needed something to fuel his argument beside 'I have a bad feeling.'
"We need to get Harley Quinn to Arkham and quickly. Her being here is putting a target on all your mens' backs."