Thread: Zootopia: Blue Snow (N7Biotic x east)

Sometimes, Judy wondered if she would ever get her dream job. Between everyone around her pushing her down and being stuck as a meter maid because of what she was, Judy began to doubt that she would ever become a full fledged cop. It was funny in a way. She was given an impossible case with the only evidence being a photo from the last time the otter was seen without access to any resources due to her still being considered a meter maid. Judy never imagined herself actually needed to team up with a fox, the very same species that bullied her as a child and who her parents feared greatly, but she was happy that she did. Nick may have been a con artist, a thief, a tax evader, and possibly the most arrogant person she's ever met, but as time went on she saw a lot of good in him too. Life wasn't kind to him and even she at one point hurt him like others had, but he was clever, funny, charming, loyal, and well...her best friend. Without him, she wouldn't be here today. A chuckle escaped her hearing his comment as they stepped through the station's doors. Well, I should be grateful for that. I couldn't ask for a better partner. Judy smiled at him with her usual sweet smile. Stepping into the bullpen always seemed a bit intimidating due to their size. The other officers were much larger and stronger then they were, but it just made them all the more impressive that they sloved one of the toughest and most deadly cases Zootopia has ever had before. She remembered her first time arriving being a bit overwhelming, but her excitement overpowered her nervousness as she was just happy to have made it that far. The noise hurt Judy's ears a bit given how sensitive they were, but as time went on, it became more bareable as she grew use it. Judy hopped and climbed into her chair with a happy and excited demure as she always had when she arrived to work. She giggled a little feeling something tickle her ankles. When she looked down to see what caused it, a soft smile grew on her face. Nick's tail flicking against her was a good sign. She learned quickly that Nick barely moved his tail unless he was in a very good mood. After all he's been through, nothing made Judy happier then to see her closest friend be happy. Out of everyone in this room, Nick deserved happiness more then any of them for all the years he's suffered for what he was. Her bright purple eyes lingered on Nick for a moment longer then she normally stared. Judy always thought she had it rough for being a bunny, but Nick was the one who really had a tough life. From a small fox kit, life had treated him badly from the moment he tried to join the Junior Ranger Scouts. To see him turn away from a life of crime to one of law always put a smile on Judy's face. Most people who went down his path never returned or bettered themselves. The fact that he joined the force for her has never left her. He was such a wonderful friend and partner. Judy was lucky to have him by her side. However, Chief Bogo's booming voice made her ears twitch and stand up more alert as she tore her eyes away from Nick to give the Chief her full attention. Despite the room falling deathly silent from his arrival, the fact the once airborne paper plane ended up between his horn made it difficult for her to keep a straight face. She could hear Nick beside her trying to hide his own urge to laugh which only made it harder on her. She had to cover her muzzle for a moment as she fought a laugh back and played it off as a cough as she lower her paws and folded them neatly on the table before her. Her eyes shifted to the piece of paper that the Chief passed onto her, but before she could read too much of its contents, his next words caught her attention. Excitement grew in her. They hadn't had a case since the street racing ring, so she was more then happy to hop onto this one as quickly as she could. Once he was done briefing the bullpen, Judy turned to Nick, folding the paper up into a small square and putting it into her pocket for reading later when she got home. Looks like we got another one finally. I wonder what it could be this time. She smiled, hopping down from her chair and landing on her feet as the other, much larger, animals started to clear the room now that their duties were assigned.