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Jack noticed that Sue was sitting up straighter, the way she did when she was about to get really passionate about something.
��he�s not the most approachable person, but he�s got a good heart and he�s always been there for us when it counts.�
It�s like the universe is conspiring against me! Even though her guest isn�t a new beau she�s met someone anyway� Jack thought, physically pained. He turned around and left the restaurant, forgetting all about his food. He walked quickly back to the Hoover Building, trying to ignore the clicking of high heeled shoes that were chasing after him.
He knew he was acting like a child, but Jack didn�t think he could deal with prolonged exposure to Sue when she was talking about other men who weren�t suspects, victims, or snitches.
He had almost reached the walk-in entrance of the Hoover Building�s parking structure when the choice to run was taken away from him.
He had seen Jack in the restaurant and he had quickly figured out why he had left so quickly. Despite the amount of time Jack and Sue spent together they still really sucked at communication.
Lucy had gone after Jack and he had followed, wanting to provide some backup, even though it wasn�t really part of his duties. Lucy�s shoes were loud but he was able to sneak up on Jack without being noticed until his teeth dug into the fabric of Jack�s pant leg.
�Levi!� Jack yelled, angry. Levi didn�t let go of the fabric, though. Sue didn�t like the way the pants looked on Jack and, even if Jack did give Levi doughnuts all the time, Sue was the one who walked him and fed him and let him play in the bubble-filled bathtub with her. �Levi, release,� Jack ordered, reaching down to try to get his pants freed from the golden retriever�s jaws.