"The million things we'll do for you" (Chicago P.D.)

Chapter 4: "The park,"

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No one's POV:

Adam was the first one to make it downstairs. With the small toddler in his arms, he raced downstairs, with the others following behind. Erin, Jay, Anthonio, Kim, Kevin, and Alvin had followed behind,

At the front desk, there was Sargent Trudy Platt, with her now used to be brown hair, turned to light grey-ish hair, her bright ocean blue eyes, and her light skin tone. She still looked beautiful as ever. At first, she may seem to be tough distance, but the more you spend time with her and get to know her, the more she becomes the sweetest and nicely person you'll ever meet.

When Adam was about to walk, put with Adam Junior-I mean! The little toddler in his arms, Trudy looked up and noticed the small toddler in Adam's arms. It's not that it was the first time Trudy had seen her, no, in fact, it was the second time.

Trudy already can see this small toddler will be loved and protected by the entire team. She honestly about what gifts she would buy for the small toddler, and she looked like she needed a cool and awesome grandmother.

"Ruzek!" Trudy called out. Adam sighs in disappointing, he was hoping that he can sneak out of here and not get a scolding or a speech from the Sargent desk, but of course!

Adam turned around and walked towards the desk, with the small toddler in his arms.

"Yes, Sarg?" Adam asked, who was ready for either a scolding or a speech.

"You keep a good eye on this child. If you don't, then the next day, I'll be the one passing invitations for your funeral," Trudy threatened with a glare. Adam nodded his head, but before he was ready to leave again-

"Oh, and by the way, kiddo," Trudy called out, and the small toddler looked towards Trudy.

"We've been looking for new officers in our job, and so, we'll be waiting for you in a couple of years," Trudy explained with a smile, and she winked at the small toddler. Of course, the little girl didn't know what Trudy meant since she was having a hard time focusing on anything.

'Why are there so many people here? Why is this lady's golden star on her shirt look so golden? Why does this lady smell like roses and dandelions with a hint of homemade cookies, and why did that guy not see the missing spot on the floor?'

Adam smiled, and then he carried the small toddler out of the station, with the others waiting outside for him.

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Once Adam, the small toddler and the others, had arrived at the playground, it had children playing all around, boys and girls swinging on the swings, sliding down the slide, kids hanging from the monkey bars, running around playing tag or playing a game of hide or seek.