CHAPTER THIRTY EIGHT
They followed the ambulance through a mist of rain. Something about the final stages of a case taking place in a hospital was unnerving to Mackenzie but based on the way this case had gone, it seemed almost fitting. They entered the hospital with far too many question marks for Mackenzie to rest comfortably on the day’s success. Deputy Rising was now listed as officially stable, but he had at least two surgeries in his future to repair the damage from the shot that had torn through his chest, missing his heart by less than two inches.
As for Daisy Walker, the paramedics had not been hopeful. When they placed her in the back of the ambulance, Daisy had finally given in and passed out. Her pulse had been incredibly weak and she had been non-responsive. And that was the
