CHAPTER SIXTEEN
TWO DAYS LATER
After sneaking Dee through the backyard of Jonathan’s compound, Rena took her in the garden behind the massive, two-floor shed.
“Thanks so much for coming, Detective.” Rena’s dress clung to her large breasts, flowing from the waist down. “I used my approved phone call to contact you.”
“I’m glad you did.” Dee observed the vinyl shutters of the gable window.
“Sorry I had to sneak you in, but I didn’t want Jonathan to know and I can’t leave the compound.”
Dee got out her pad and pencil. “What did you have to tell me about Autumn?”
“Autumn was in danger.” Rena swallowed, her full lips glistening from pink gloss. “Least, she thought she was.”
“Why would she think she was in danger?”
“She didn’t say, but I think someone was after her. She didn’t want to go
