“How do you know for sure?” I replied, irritated that she hadn’t mentioned it before now.
“He brought his car in once to get the brake pads changed.”
“Why didn’t you tell me?”
A shrug. “You didn’t ask.”
If she was deliberately trying to piss me off, she was doing a good job. I told myself to let it go, then pulled up next to the building, in the shadows cast by the intersecting wing. If someone got close enough, of course they would see the Jeep, but it wouldn’t be immediately obvious to the casual driver making a loop on the service road.
“Okay,” I said quietly, although I doubted there was much chance of anyone overhearing me. “When Odekirk interrogated me — ”
“He questioned you?” Jace cut in, sounding strained.
That particular convo was something I’d never discussed with him, mos
