selle sat up in bed, looking much better than she had in the past few days. Letty perched on the ed

g home," Letty said

if I had to stay one more day in t

e we leave, dear, there's something you should know. S

ows furrow

smissively. "You'll see. Ther

e, but before she could press for details, t

l and

en beauty supplies, piling them onto the hospital table. Le

t I don't know about?"

well soon' gift. And an apolo

excusing herself to check on Giselle's disch

ng an odd sense of familiarity a

on of a second before shaking

as a

looded back-she was the girl he had rescued a year ago. It all made sense now. She had been d

cause I mistook you for someone else," he sai

here was something in his eyes-a flicker of recognition. But hi

ittle while, and they talk

she sat beside Gisell

it is, but I feel like he's connected to my past somehow. And with my mem

ybe you should stay

re. But something told

-

whil

z mansion making sure to stay out of sight. The imposing mansion

you know this place," Emma muttered as they

od detective always

nside. Moving swiftly and quietly, they navigate

be quick," E

nal items,her comb, brush, a cup, even so

e wardrobe, where something small a

as her fingers closed around the dev

nder his brea

r jacket. Ryan grabbed the rest of their evidence,

a large tree. A black car had just pulled up,

two exchanged envelopes,one thick, possibly filled with c

cold. "Meredith

know for sure that whatever happened a

the man walked away, unawar

d just witnessed. Through the windshield, Ryan watched as Meredith's black car pulled away from th

l the guy. You follow Meredith. We need to find out w

before shifting gears and easing

e, making sure not to draw attention to himself. She was smart he knew tha

e building in the financial district. Ryan parked a block away and got out, making h

r, he watched as the f

. "Going up to the 32nd floor. Could be an office or a pe

et in?" Emma's v

I'll find out wh

e at the building,

ho seemed more cautious than Meredith. He checked his mirror

e muttered. "Almost like h

don't get too clo

ulled into a run-down neighborhood on the outskirts of town. Emma parked tw

l, dimly lit bar and

bar. Looks shady.

ss you have to. We don'

ing," she assured him befo

owd of late-night drinkers. She spotted the guy in the farthest booth, handin

heart p

s guy isn't just some informant

le

e, grim. "Get ou