Andy guides Lilly into the cabin with the rented book and secured shotgun. She stays close as he locks the doors, checks every window, and sets the book on the table.
The cabin settles into a tense quiet. Andy places the call, while Lilly stands beside him, wedding ring bright against her hand and her parents’ threats still fresh.
Andy
I need to report a trespass and threats at our lakeside cabin. My wife and I are inside, and the people who came here have left.
the dispatcher
I am recording the complaint. Is anyone still outside, or has everyone who confronted you departed the property?
Lilly
They left through the forest, but they came onto our property to take control of me. My parents abused and neglected me for years, and today they threatened our marriage and demanded I go with them.
the dispatcher
Thank you. I have documented your account and the earlier threats. Please remain inside, avoid further contact, and tell me if either person returns.
Lilly keeps one hand near Andy’s arm as the dispatcher asks for the cabin’s location and identifying details. The private boundary dispute now has an official record, and the line remains open for their next answer.
✓ Quest Accepted
Have the dispatcher document Lilly’s account
“I let 2 cops inside the house and we both explain what happened.”
FAILURE (Mediocre Conversation, rolled +0)
Andy unlocks the door and steps aside, letting two uniformed officers enter the cabin. Lilly stays close to him as they examine the quiet room and secured storage.
Officer One
Thank you for letting us in. Since the alleged trespassers have left, we need to keep this brief and document what happened without disturbing the scene.
When Andy and Lilly begin explaining together, the officers gently separate their accounts, asking Lilly to speak with Officer Two at the table while Officer One listens to Andy near the door.
Officer Two
Lilly, tell me in your own words what your parents said, whether they touched or threatened you, and why you believed they might take you away.
Lilly
They came through the forest, demanded I leave my husband, and treated our marriage as if it gave them control over me. I am afraid they will return.
Officer One
We cannot make a same-night arrest based only on the confrontation you described, but we can preserve both statements and explain a protective-order process. We will also note the entry path and your request for no further contact.
The joint explanation becomes two recorded accounts instead, but the officers leave them a clear next step: contact the court advocate tomorrow about an emergency protective order, using today’s report as supporting documentation.
Obtain an emergency protective order for Lilly
Quest Complete
Have the dispatcher document Lilly’s account