The Last Execution
“A slight breeze filled with clean fresh air told J.T. she’d walked up behind him. Leigh’s scent was out of place, considering he stood over a man with over half his head missing and blood spattered everywhere. J.T. turned away from the horror lying beyond the yellow tape and toward something beautiful.
“Hey.” She smiled up at him.
“Hey, yourself.” J.T. froze in his tracks when her hand brushed across his back as she stepped around him to view the crime scene. Lightning streaks trailed her finge...rs.
“Charlie.” She addressed one of the techs.
“Detective McBride. Long time no see.” The tech closest to the victim gave Leigh a wide grin. “You’re looking good tonight.”
J.T. stared at the guy in disbelief. Bent over a dead body and he still found time to flirt with Leigh.
“I can say the same about you.”
A flash of heat hit J.T. when she favored Charlie by returning his silly grin.
“Sorry to drag you out this time of morning. Be a damn site easier on us if he’d kill in the daylight,”MoreLess
“Hey.” She smiled up at him.
“Hey, yourself.” J.T. froze in his tracks when her hand brushed across his back as she stepped around him to view the crime scene. Lightning streaks trailed her finge...rs.
“Charlie.” She addressed one of the techs.
“Detective McBride. Long time no see.” The tech closest to the victim gave Leigh a wide grin. “You’re looking good tonight.”
J.T. stared at the guy in disbelief. Bent over a dead body and he still found time to flirt with Leigh.
“I can say the same about you.”
A flash of heat hit J.T. when she favored Charlie by returning his silly grin.
“Sorry to drag you out this time of morning. Be a damn site easier on us if he’d kill in the daylight,”MoreLess
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