“sowhihisit?”felixsaid.

“yes,”hesaid,thenshookhishead.“no,”herushed.“imean,er…maybe?”

“i—iwon’t.”

“it’sprobablethetwoisarereted,”felixofferedandthenwalkedaway.

igorastoppedherselffromsmiling.“youdorealizeyoustatedeverypossibleresponsetothequestion?”

felixturnedaround,rollinghiseyesather.“themaninthebedroom,”hesaid.

lyfamiliarwhenhestaredbakather.shemadeanotetosendoutinquiriesonhimtoalltheotherdmleoffiesbeforetheendoftheday.eversworntookabreathandasked,“didyouhavethelogforthefourteenthfloor?”

theyheadedbaktotheoffie,andigoraknewtheyneededtomakesuretheasestayedintheirontrol.shebarkedoutalistofthingsforfelixtofinish,sentoutherinquiriestotheotherdmleoffies,andrequisitionedalltheneessarysuppliesforalonghaulstakeout.whenarhieeverswornfinishedhisshift,they’

stramitzraisedherbrow.“rihpureblood’sdaughtergoesmissingandaweekterhe’skilledin—”shemotionedobtusely“—anoddlybizarreandviolentmanner?”

everswornhuffed.“no,ididn’tseeanything.”

“andyouthinkit’spossiblethetwoasesareoed?”phillips’faesrunhedindisbelief.

“don’tleavetown,mr.eversworn.”igoraraisedherbrows.

ontheirwayoutofthehotel,phillipsaskedifthey’dgotanythingoutofthewitness.igorabrushedhimoff,buthepersisted.“youdidn’ttellmehowyourasewasoedtothis—thisi,”phillipsstuttered.

phillipsblinked.“marwanzivantus?”

“wearewthemissingpersonsaseforhisdaughter,bertriezivantus.”

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“ijusttoldyouthelogsweresrambled.now,didsomethinghappenonthefourteenthfloor,arhie?”

“wedidn’t,”igoraagreed.