How are Castle and Beckett going to keep their relationship under wraps?
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Beckett and Castle have finally hooked up – a perfect fairytale ending right?
Not according to a sneak peek of the next episode of “Castle”…
“No one is going to be able to tell we’re together,” Castle insists as Beckett puts her clothes back on.
“We work in a room full of detectives,” Beckett insists. “It’s their job.”
Right – that might be a bit tricky.
Especially because Lainey has always been able to see right through Beckett – And she does. “You’re having sex,” she accuses Beckett in the morgue. “There’s a glow. I know that glow! So, who’s the guy?”
“Yah, who’s the guy?” Castle asks, trying to keep their relationship a secret.
“When we’re in public, you’re single and I’m single,” Beckett insists, laying down the law. It’s not just a personal thing. “The NYPD has a strict policy about co-workers,” she pauses, “dating.”
“So that’s a no to car-pooling?” Castle asks.
Except this looks like keeping things under the radar might be a bit tricky after Beckett busts in on Castle making out with a pink-bra-wearing woman…who is decidedly not Beckett.
“I know who the killer is,” Castle insists, lipstick all over his mouth.
Oh Castle, you might want to work on your interrogation skills…
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