Meet Terrence Cooper from In An Instant

Meet Terrence Cooper from In An Instant Tell us your name and a little bit about yourself I'm Terrence Cooper. I've been on the police force for 9 years and a detective for 5. I wanted to be a cop for as long as I can remember. Justice is worth…

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Tell us your name and a little bit about yourself I'm Terrence Cooper. I've been on the police force for 9 years and a detective for 5. I wanted to be a cop for as long as I can remember. Justice is worth fighting for and is my main goal in life.
Where do you live, and why do you choose to live there? I live in Williamsburg, VA because that's where I was born. I have an amazing mother, even if she nags me on occasion, and couldn't imagine living far away from her.
What is a quirk of your personality that people don't know? I don't like exercising, but do it a lot. It seems to help take my mind off a problem or puzzle long enough to help me solve it.
What obstacles did you overcome in order to reach your happily-ever-after? Is there happily-ever-after? I tend to think that means a romantic relationship, which I don't have time for. I guess I call rescuing the girl and getting the bad guy enough for now.

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