Five
I'm not sure if I should ever admit it out loud, but there's always something exciting about getting Stacey's call to come across to the morgue. I think part of it is my natural curiosity, but another is that it almost always means that we're going to find out important information about the case, and I'm not one to pass up on that.
Ambrose's worried face conveys a very different sentiment, though I'm not sure if it's because he's worried about seeing the state of Pete's body again, or if it's because of how urgent Stacey sounded when she summoned us.
The man at the front desk barely glances at our credentials as we sign in to the forensics building. We spend enough time here for him to recognise us, even if the complex is technically separate from the station.
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