Station cubicles, already feeling annoyed in the early morning. Photo credit: Brandi Kitten from pinterestĪ tray of hot coffee, Detective Mitchell wobbled her way between the FBI She knew she was being paranoid a trait she always had a hard time controlling.Ī/N: Had this story on my computer for over two years now….slightly based on the movie “Hangman”. She sneered at the thought and pushed it to the back of her mind. What if she made a mistake and it would be plastered all over on the newspaper, looming over her head for the rest of her carrier? She would be forever labeled wherever she went. She was trained to make stories interesting, make them dramatic and truthful. And Beca didn’t like that.ĭon’t get her wrong, she didn’t have a problem with Chloe – if Beca actually took the time to get to know her she’d probably turn out to be a good person – but the feeling that she was being judged, criticized in any way didn’t sit well with her. Her mind had been working overtime since yesterday, thinking about ways to get rid of the journalist that had been assigned to follow her around like a puppy. “There’sīeca dragged her feet along the corridors, heading towards her office the next day. “No!” Amy screams back before Chloe can finish. “We found it in a box in the closet.”īeca bits back a smile as Chloe sighs. “Chloe, she won’t let me get rid of it!” StacieĬomplains, pointing widely to the slide as Amy tightens her hold of it, pulling Mess and Beca smirks, knowing they have fought over it somehow. Stacie’s head appear next over the railing, her hair a “Where did you find it?” Chloe asks confusedly. “It’s a slide.” Amy’s ‘duh’ goes unsaid but Beca rolls Is ruffled but she’s beaming, holding a blue slide in her hand like it’s the mostīeca stands behind Chloe and frowns.
On for herself when Amy suddenly comes into view. “Is everything okay? Stacie?” The muffled arguingĬontinues and Beca watches as Chloe grabs the railing, ready to see what’s going Stairs, her hands on her hips as she looks up. Beca wants to roll her eyes as Chloe is instantly in captain mode and goes to the bottom of the Her loudly when Beca tried to argue with Chloe earlier and the brunette sighed.Īnother loud thump comes from upstairs and Beca takesĪ moment to swipe the sweat from her brows as she lowers the duster to her sideĪnd turns to the kitchen where Chloe is already look at her. She’s in the middle of trying to reach the top shelfĪnd yes, she knows it’s ironic how she got the role of the duster. Listening to the vacuum cleaner for so long before she wants to pull her hair out. It’s not that she hates cleaning (she does) but she can only take So they can be finally done with all of this and Beca can go back to hide away The girls are all separate throughout the house, each having a task to complete It is during their first big spring cleaning at theįreshly bought and furnished Bella residence when Beca hears shouting upstairs. The tradition started out as a stupid bet, really. I was watching PP2 when the idea came to me. Directed by Elizabeth Banks, co-star and producer of Pitch Perfect, and produced by Pitch Perfect’s Paul Brooks and Max Handelman and Banks, the comedy finds Kay Cannon back with the team to pen the next chapter and co-produce.A/N: The title is little on the nose but meh.
And as they struggle to balance the pressures of musical domination with senior angst, it will take the power of sisterhood to find their voice and see what it takes to be the world’s top pitches. With just one chance left at redeeming their legacy, the Bellas must fight for their right to win the World Championships of A Cappella in Copenhagen. But when they get banned after a scandal that threatens to derail their last year at Barden, the three-time defending champs worry that this time they’ve lost their harmony for good. It’s been three years since the Bellas brought their signature vocals, style and attitude to become the first all-female group to win a national title. The Barden Bellas are back to pitch slap the world in Pitch Perfect 2, the follow-up to the original runaway global hit about a group of lovable misfits with only one thing in common: the irresistible way they sound when they’re seamlessly mixed together, mashed-up and arranged like never before.
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