The next morning came quickly. I'd tossed and turned most of the night trying to figure out how three people fit in one hotel room, but somehow people only saw one person run out. Between the escapee and the dead guy, we were short one shooter.
I used my foot to finish nudging open the door to my brand-new rental and dropped the box I'd lugged from the car into the path of the front door. The place was empty and chilly from the outside temperatures. Katy had rented the two-bedroom place from Pierce for years, but when she moved in with the billionaire, she sublet it to me for a steal. His only condition had been that I lied to everyone in town about what I paid in rent so no one learned of my sweet deal.
A body filled the space behind me in the open doorway before I closed the door.
"Yo
