Chapter 15I trusted my instincts, which had been wrong once or twice in the past. “Really, this isn't my nonchalant method to accuse you of murder. But look at it from my perspective. Everyone's searching for this African talisman, and….” I shared everything I'd learned to date with Bitsy, except I neglected to tell her the figurine had been buried in the suitcase Cain's mother gave me.
“I'm truly sorry your uncle died in that freak accident. I'll tell you the truth, but only because I have nothing to do with the murders, and I can see how much you're hurting, Kellan,” said Bitsy.
When Ursula had insisted Cain talk with the Jaccards to secure more donors, Bitsy intended to support the art exhibition because she valued their friendship and had a passion for African culture. She'd been hel
