What''''''''swrong?"
"Thisarea...peopleherearen''''''''talwayswhattheyseem.Keepyoureyesopen,anddon''''''''ttrusttooeasily."
"Mm,"shemurmured.
"Waodriveyouhome?"
"Youwaitedallthistimejusttogivemearide?Yousaidonthephoneyouwaalk."
Juated,unsurewheretobegin.Hernewjobhadalreadysenthisthoughtsspinningintoomanydires.
"Iwasgoingtoaskwhenyou''''''''dbebackattheamusementpark,"hesaidfinally."Guessthatquestion''''''''sanswered."
Reyatiltedherhead."You''''''''reaottheparkmanager.WhyareyousoiedinwhenIgobacktowork?"
Juncursedhimselfinwardly.Terriblecover.Ofcourseshewouldn''''''''tbuyit—she''''''''dgrownupuheroofofahomicidecaptain.
"Youknowhowitis,"hesaid,faweaksmile."I''''''''mjusttheerrandboy.Idon''''''''tknowwhatthecaptaintoldyou,butsinanager''''''''sdeadandLinisan''''''''slockedup,I''''''''msupposedtofollowupwiththevictims."
"Followupwithvictims?"Reya''''''''svoicecarriedaquietsting."AmIohem?"
Junlookedather.Theflickeringneonfromthedinershedinhereyes—bright,thengoneagain.
"Aren''''''''tyou?"hesaidsoftly.
Reya''''''''spupilstractedeversoslightly.Mostpeoplewouldn''''''''thavenoticed,butJunhadstudiedcriminalpsychology.Tinyshiftslikethatneverescapedhim.
"Ifyoumeanthemanagerharassingtheparkstaff,"Reyasaidcalmly,"Iwouldlycallmyselfavictim."
"BecauseJulianprotectedyou?"Junaskedbluntly.Hewaodropthenamelikebait,towatchforaflicker,atwitything.
Butherfaceremainedunreadable.Nosorrowoveradeadluiltofakiller,henervousnessofsomeonehidingsomething.A,acctotheevidence,shehadbeenintimatelyinvolvedwithJulianjustbeforehisdeath.
"Maybe,"Reyasaidvaguely.Shepluckedanotherpieceofcharsiufromthetainerandpoppeditintohermouth,unhurried.
Junressfurther.Butashestudiedherprofile,astrauition
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