“Any thoughts on why this would be important to them?” They were allegedly very adamant about that in their email.” “This person wanted your wings, but they didn’t want you dead. “They were also given strict instructions not to kill you.” She figured it wasn’t fair to take her anger out on the pastry, but what was done was done. “Keenan and Larkin went to the warehouse anyway and looked around, but they found no sign of anyone.” “Eight pm – I hadn’t even begun interrogating him at that time.” Knox twirled a strand of her hair around his finger. “What time exactly were they supposed to turn up at the drop-off point?” Once they were gone, someone would come forward to grab the wings. Their instructions were to leave your wings at a certain destination – a warehouse not far from here – where their cash would be waiting. “How were they supposed to contact this person once they had my wings?” “Clever.” And terribly inconvenient, she thought with a frown.

It self-deleted a short time after it was opened.” “They were sent an anonymous, encrypted email with a substantial offer if they could get their hands on your wings.” Knox waited until she bit into her bagel before he spoke. It didn’t like being treated like it was fragile either. Her demon grinned when his eyes narrowed. Just to annoy him, she sipped at her coffee first. “No, you’re definitely not that.” He placed a tray of food over her lap. “Okay,” she mumbled, struggling into an upright position.

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