Chapter 30
Chris went to the kitchen and then looked in the freezer. Maybe fixing dinner would take his mind off today, not that he was hungry. Dylan and Ron probably hadn’t eaten a decent meal in a while. Least he could do was feed them.
He found the same items he’d found before, the chicken and vegetables, the meal he’d offered James that morning.
With a sigh, he closed the freezer door. All he could think about was how angry James had been at the cemetery, but Chris didn’t blame him. He understood why James felt that he was choosing the case over him, but this was too important. Somehow, he had to make James see that, but James had been silent since his last text and that troubled Chris more than the rest of the day’s events.
Chris looked at Ron, who stood by the window, and wished
