Chapter 10Renny’s revelation rocked Noah. Was he telling the truth, or was that just his addled brain confused about the events of the accident? Because if Cilla Cane had not been at fault for his injuries, then it meant someone else had run him down. Who, and why would Cilla cover for whomever it was? Cilla had been driving under the influence. Was it possible she didn’t remember the accident and had accepted blame to get out of deeper legal trouble?
Just as Noah was uncovering the secrets of Cane’s Inlet, here was yet another.
He departed the Municipal Building, unable to revisit with Chief Hatcher. Ms. Torrance at the front desk had said he’d gone out on a call. Mustn’t have been an emergency, since Noah had heard no blaring sirens, something the chief was known for, even when a steal
