CHAPTER TWENTY SIX
Without a word to the piano teacher, Riley followed Jenn out the door. When she got outside of the house, she saw that the younger agent was hurrying toward the car. Riley broke into a run and caught up with her.
She said, “Jenn, what are you doing? We’ve got a lot more questions for that man.”
“No, we don’t,” Jenn said, opening the driver’s side door.
“Hold it,” Riley said.
Jenn froze in place, staring down at the car door.
“You’re not driving,” Riley said firmly. “Not in your current state of mind.”
Without comment, Jenn walked around to the other side of the car and got in on the passenger’s side.
Riley looked back at Alec Castle’s house. The front door had been closed behind her and the house looked as uninhabited as it had when they’d first driven up. She op
