Chapter 25:
Kael saw my face before I said anything.
"What?"
I handed him the phone.
He looked at it. His whole body changed. Not the way it changed in the courthouse. Not the cold fury. This was something worse. This was quiet. This was a man who had just been told his kid was in danger.
"When was this taken?" he said.
"Two years ago. She was six months old. That's the daycare in Ridgemont. Before Delphine. Before everything."
"Who knows about that daycare?"
"Nobody. It closed. It's not even there anymore."
Kael looked at the photo again.
"Then this is old," he said. "This is from before you moved."
"He's had it for two years."
"He's had it for two years and he's waited until now to use it."
"Kael, what does that mean?"
He looked at me.
"It means he's been building a file o
