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The rain thundered against the cruiser’s windscreen, the wipers making little to no difference despite their frenetic attempts. The streets were deserted, save for one or two mammals darting this way and that for shelter. Garish waterproofs and monochrome umbrellas tried valiantly to block mother nature from their owners yet, like the windscreen wipers, were not meeting with much success. From across the street, a familiar fox, ZPD issue raincoat hiked up over his head, quickly checked the street before darting towards the parked cruiser. With timed precision, a grey paw from within shoved the driver’s side open as Nick barrelled inside and slammed the door behind him. ‘You alright, Nick?’ Judy asked, watching Nick disentangle himself from the drenched raincoat. ‘Fine,’ he grumbled, tossing the coat over his shoulder into the back. It landed with a soggy squelch against the faux-leather seat. ‘Next time, you’re getting lunch.’ Straightening his back out, Nick placed a mostly-dry

Pulling up in the driveway, Danny’s tired eyes searched for a spot he could dump the ageing truck. With more and more of the family getting their licences and wanting their own wheels, finding a space was getting anywhere was lucky. Eventually finding a spot, the tired rabbit lethargically pulled his keys out of the ignition and, shutting the door with a rusty clunk, headed over to the burrow. Pushing through the door, the house was silent. It was very late, or very early. The need of an iCarrot watch once again crossed his mind, though having the money to get one was not something he could consider right now. All he wanted to consider was curling up in bed and sleeping until the late afternoon. The living room showed all the signs of a usual night at the Hopps' residence. Books and toys strewn everywhere as if strategically placed to trip up groggy nurses on their way back from another night shift with unannounced overtime, taking his nine-hour shift, to a fifteen hour one. 'I