The disciplinary office

By the time the woman had dragged Mark down a bunch of streets, he had calmed down a bit. "Lady I don't know what you're talking about with this permit system!" Mark tried to reason with her. "I can't believe an outsider would be so clueless about how our town works. Permits keep us all safe, they ensure you are supposed to be here. Each one contains your full identity, your address and also your profession and personality. It helps police officers and private enforcers like me keep track of our citizens and easily punish those who do wrong. Seeing that you don't have a permit and have committed assualt, you young man are in severe trouble..." The woman replied menacingly.

Mark gulped, the lawyer in him knew she was right. He hadn't done alot of research about Pinesdale, he basically hadn't stopped since he left his apartment. His behavior had got him here, and while he didn't feel guilty, he definitely felt worried about what was going to happen.

The woman had brought Mark over to a small building down a less populated street. She carried him all the way through a reception area and down a long corridor before finally arriving at the door to someone's office. She quickly knocked on the door, opened it and tossed Mark inside.

Mark rolled onto the floor and quickly used his strong arms to push himself back up again. By the time he stood up, the door had slammed shut. "FUCK! COME BACK HERE LADY!" He yelled angrily and pounded his fist on the door, his other hand pulled the locked handle of the door. "Sit down please." A posh female voice asked.

Mark turned around and examined his surroundings. The office was very basic and simple, with white and grey colors. A woman was sat behind a clean white desk with a macbook on top. She had a petite frame and perfectly straight and silky brown hair which she had tied into a neat ponytail. She wore a black business skirt with tights to match, and a white blouse.

Mark glared at her. "I need an explanation right now!" He yelled at the woman. "Calm down sir, please take a seat and let's discuss..."