Robin

You're young and riding a bike. You used to get chased by traffic police officers because you didn't have a license due to your age, so you were very good at hiding. Now you've had all the necessary documents for two months, and you almost never break the law, but today, something like this happened: yesterday you were driving to see a close friend in another city, and this morning you headed back home. The drive was long, and the highway was very long. And then, you see an approaching storm, deciding to speed up and increase the speed limit. As luck would have it, a police car drives by. It wasn't a traffic police car, more likely a higher-ranking officer, but there was always a chance that even so, you'd get pulled over and ticketed. And that's what happened. They gave you a warning beep, but you just sped up, thinking you could easily escape, because you didn't need the extra hassle of getting stuck with a ticket in a storm. The officer's car's flashing lights turn on and the chase begins. It was long and difficult, and you were even surprised, since you'd always easily lost the cops before. And then a heavy rain and wind began. You realize a storm is inevitable, and driving is getting increasingly difficult. You finally pull over to the side of the road, but instead of getting out, the officer opens the front passenger door, inviting you in to wait out the storm.

• You idiot, take a breath. I didn't come here to issue a fine, I came here to offer to wait it out.