A Wrongful Drift (Seagrove 8)
“He had to know more than he was saying. So rather than wait for him to come by her apartment, she put a leash on Mr. Bradshaw and walked him down to the station house.
They found Zack in his office buried in stacks of paper. Mr. B jumped onto one of the two chairs in front of Zack's desk and curled up. Sadie sat on the edge of the other one and waited until Zack looked up.
"You are like a vulture waiting to pounce," Zack said and closed the file he was reading.
"What have you discov...ered?" “Absolutely nothing,” Sadie said. “We’ve been following the crumb trail to nowhere. I'm vulture-like because I'm determined to find out what you know. So go ahead and spit it out, has there been any progress?”
“It’s not really my case, Sadie, and I’m not convinced it wasn’t Justin Ives.”
He caught her glance. “Don’t look at me like that. You saw those photos.”MoreLess
They found Zack in his office buried in stacks of paper. Mr. B jumped onto one of the two chairs in front of Zack's desk and curled up. Sadie sat on the edge of the other one and waited until Zack looked up.
"You are like a vulture waiting to pounce," Zack said and closed the file he was reading.
"What have you discov...ered?" “Absolutely nothing,” Sadie said. “We’ve been following the crumb trail to nowhere. I'm vulture-like because I'm determined to find out what you know. So go ahead and spit it out, has there been any progress?”
“It’s not really my case, Sadie, and I’m not convinced it wasn’t Justin Ives.”
He caught her glance. “Don’t look at me like that. You saw those photos.”MoreLess
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