Another chapter of Little Miss and the Law, in which unexpected things occur. Enjoy!
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Mackenzie hummed a little tune to herself as she made her way to work. Today was a good day, the sun was shining, the birds were singing, and there was a cute red bottomed woman waiting for her at home. Memories of Stephanie wriggling penitently over her lap filled Mackenzie’s mind with a pleasant glow that made the city seem to sparkle with untold promise. Yesterday she had found a gem in a coffee shop, who knew what today might bring. She strolled towards the large glass doors of her firm’s building, moving her sunglasses to sit atop her head as she drew nearer, her long frame encased in a snappy pinstriped power suit, her two and a half inch heels clicking on the concrete pavement in a short, staccato war cry.
“Mackenzie!” a voice emanated from what Mackenzie had at first assumed to be a bundle of rags tossed on the side of the street. As she looked on with mild interest, the bundle unfolded and stood up with a cheerful wave.

